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The Mandarin wanted to provide wireless communications to all of its guests, regardless of the purpose of their stay. The hotel’s goal was to offer uninterrupted wireless service throughout the building, including in elevators, parking garages and stairwells. 

Starwood chose Black Box to complete the new data center. The company wanted to build the data center using up-to-date fiber optic and Category 6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable. 

Mohegan Sun wanted to provide seamless wireless connectivity and reliable access to multiple wireless services in the convention center and meeting rooms, including 3G/$G service for smartphones and public Wi-Fi for highspeed data and Internet access. 

HyperActive Technologies®, a Pittsburgh-based intelligent robotics software company, needed a reliable partner to install its vision-based, predictive kitchen management system at a number of quick-serve restaurants across the U.S. 

The building Perrit occupied was out of date, and needed to be rebuilt. In addition to adding a floor on the top of the building, the company also renovated the front of the building and the outside walls. 

Black Box installs Swisscom’s Wi-Fi® access points in locations such as hotels, railway stations, airports, serviced office complexes, and coffee shops across the U.K. and Europe. 

The bank decided to build a new, four-story, 56,000-square-foot building in downtown Columbia. The new building was designed to accommodate the bank’s executives, local personnel, a branch office, and leased tenant space. For the headquarters’ cabling infrastructure and PBX/voice systems, the bank used the provider it has relied on for more than a decade: Black Box.

The Concourse owners, known for providing world-class amenities to their tenants and guests, wanted to supply seamless wireless connectivity for multiple wireless services in the heavily trafficked thoroughfare. 

This project posed a major challenge in that there was existing cabling to be dealt with in a very crowded overhead. But Black Box pulled it off. As the health system’s technical analyst commented, “That work is nothing less than a miracle.”

At El Camino, when a patient registers, he/she puts a hand on a device, which then takes ultrasound images of his/her vein pattern. Patients realize that we’re utilizing biometrics to know them well and appreciate the fact that we can utilize technology to be more efficient and help reduce incidents like identity theft.