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SURVIVAL STRATEGIES

Part 1The Bare Bones Approach

Infrastructure Design and Planning

Part 2Infrastructure Installation

Tools of the Trade

CONTENTS EXPOSING THE CORE

Updating our knowledge and surviving the recession

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Mike Gilmore

Mike Gilmore

Managing Directore-Ready Building

Standards Activities

Mobile: +44 (0) 7860 110563 e-mail: [email protected]

MemberJTC1 SC25 WG3: Generic Cabling

Convenor JTC1 SC25 WG3 CITG: Cabling Implementation Task Group

JTC1 SC25 WG3 IPTG: Industrial Premises (Cabling) Task Group

Convenor TC215 WG1: IT Cabling

Secretary TC215 WG2

ChairmanTCT7: Telecommunications - Installation Requirements

Chairman TCT7/-/1: Cabling infrastructure design, planning and commissioningTCT7/-/3: Cabling: Infrastructure standards - UK implementation panel

Technical and Standards DirectorFibreoptic Industry Association

FIAwww.fia-online.co.uk

DirectorTelecommunications Infrastructure Advisory Boardwww.fia-online.co.uk/TIAB

Leader - Special Task Force 362 Energy Efficiency and Broadband Deployment

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The Bare Bones ApproachThe Bare Bone Approach

EXPOSING THE CORESurvival Strategies

Requirement mappingObsolescence

Minimalism

MismatchesConflictsAssumptions

Ethics and accuracyRisk aversion

Compliance matrices

10GBASE-T cabling

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Requirement MappingThe Bare Bone Approach


Ensure that the design and installation of the cabling system comply with the requirements andrecommendations of:• EIA/TIA 568B (258A) Commercial Building Telecommunications Wiring Standard• TSB36• TSB40• TSB95• BS7671• Relevant OFTEL and DTI Regulations• BS 6701• BS 6301• ISO/IEC 11801

Ensure cables between the patch rooms and workstations support the following:• BS EN 50173• BS EN 50174• ISO 8802/3• IEEE 802.3

Famous shotgun example

CONSULTANTS RARELY READ STANDARDS

BELIEFS RATHER THAN FACTS

A GOOD STANDARD NEVER DIES

“SHOTGUNS” ARE BETTER THAN “SNIPER RIFLES”

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ObsolenceThe Bare Bone Approach


Ensure that the design and installation of the cabling system comply with the requirements andrecommendations of:• EIA/TIA 568B (258A) Commercial Building Telecommunications Wiring Standard• TSB36• TSB40• TSB95• BS7671• Relevant OFTEL and DTI Regulations• BS 6701• BS 6301• ISO/IEC 11801

Ensure cables between the patch rooms and workstations support the following:• BS EN 50173• BS EN 50174• ISO 8802/3• IEEE 802.3

Famous shotgun example

All three superseded by (butdifferent to) Category 5e

specifications inANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B (2001)

Defines a Pin-Pairarrangement

None applyNo OFTEL

Superseded/withdrawn (1989)

Conflict with Category 5e ofANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B (2001)

Conflict with Category 5e ofANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B (2001)

and possibly ISO/IEC 11801

InstallationNOT design

IdenticalAPPLICATION

standards

CONSULTANTS RARELY READ STANDARDS

BELIEFS RATHER THAN FACTS

A GOOD STANDARD NEVER DIES

“SHOTGUNS” ARE BETTER THAN “SNIPER RIFLES”

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ObsolenceThe Bare Bone Approach


THE SITUATION WILL ONLY GET WORSE

(BS) EN 50173-1:2007 General requirements

(BS) EN 50173-2:2007

(BS) EN 50173-3:2007 Industrial premises

(BS) EN 50173-4:2007 Homes

(BS) EN 50173-5:2007 Data centres

Office premises

(BS) EN 50173-1:2002

ANSI/TIA-568-B.1: 2001

ANSI/TIA-568-C.0: 2009 Generic Telecommunications Cabling for Customer Premises

ANSI/TIA-568-C.1: 2009 Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standard

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Mismatches - DesignThe Bare Bone Approach


There are nohome-grown

BritishStandards

I.e. BS XXXX

ISO/IEC 11801or

ISO/IEC 24702or

ISO/IEC 15018or

ISO/IEC 24764*TIA-568-C

TIA-568-B

EIA/TIA-568-A

EIA/TIA-568

(BS) EN 50173-2or

(BS) EN 50173-3or

(BS) EN 50173-4or

(BS) EN 50173-5

TSB >156

41 > TSB > 95

DESIGN STANDARDS

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10GBASE-T CablingThe Bare Bone Approach


DESIGN STANDARDS

10GBASE-T Technical Reports

• intended for the validation of installed cabling

• re-verification of performance to 500MHz

• AXT failures dealt with by

• relaxed limits based on insertion loss and length

• trade-offs between PSANEXT and PSAELFEXT/PSAACR-F • based on measured results for an installed channel

• mitigation techniques

• NOT intended for the the specification of new material

• subtle differences in RL and IL requirements

• ISO/IEC 24750/CLC TR 50173-99-1 more stringent for permanent link RL

• ISO/IEC 24750/CLC TR 50173-99-1 more stringent for permanent link IL (hi-f)

• intended for the validation of installed CHANNELS

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Mismatches - InstallationThe Bare Bone Approach


INSTALLATION STANDARDS

BS 6701

ISO/IEC 14763-2*for generic cabling

(BS) EN 50174

There are noUS

standards thatcan be applied

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ConflictsThe Bare Bone Approach


There are nohome-grown

BritishStandards

I.e. BS XXXX

ISO/IEC 11801or

ISO/IEC 24702or

ISO/IEC 15018or

ISO/IEC 24764*TIA-568-C

TIA-568-B

EIA/TIA-568-A

EIA/TIA-568

(BS) EN 50173-2or

(BS) EN 50173-3or

(BS) EN 50173-4or

(BS) EN 50173-5

All the 568 standards have hidden compliance requirements

• TIA-569-B (pathways and spaces)• TIA-758-A (outside plant)

• TIA-606-A (administration)• J-STD-607-A (grounding)

TIA-569-B conflicts with non-US installation standards

PROBLEM

RISK OF NON-COMPLIANCE

J-STD-607-A conflicts with non-US electrical standards

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AssumptionsThe Bare Bone Approach


LACK OF KNOWLEDGE

PEOPLE RARELY READ STANDARDS

CONTENT ASSUMPTIONS e.g. TESTING

UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE

OVER-BIDDINGCOMMERCIAL CONSEQUENCES

OVER-RESOURCING

COMMERCIAL CONSEQUENCES

COMPLIANCE ASSUMPTIONS

Customers Consultants Installers

Oh dear!

DELAYS

LOST BUSINESS

LITIGATION

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MinimalismThe Bare Bone Approach


WHAT ARE THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS?

STANDARDS ARE NOT DESIGNED TO MAKE THINGS DIFFICULT

STANDARDS DEFINE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

CABLING STANDARDS MANAGE THE CUSTOMER/CONSULTANT-INSTALLER INTERFACE

DESIGN STANDARDS

INSTALLATIONSTANDARDS Installer

Customer/consultant

Installer Be aware of conflictsQuote against requirements

Correctly specify options

Customer/consultant Meet specification/planning requirementsAddress failures of installation specification

Quote against requirementsConform to installers requirements

STATEMENT OFINTENT

BS 6701(BS) EN 50174

BS 7671:2008 Requirements for electrical installations:IEE Wiring Regulations: 17th edition

BS EN 60825-2:2007 Safety of Laser Products - Part 2:Safety of optical fibre communication systems

SAFETY STANDARDS

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Ethics and AccuracyThe Bare Bone Approach


IS IT ETHICAL TO QUOTE AGAINSTSTATED REQUIREMENTS?

Even if you know the customer does not understand the implications of the

installation specification?

Even if you know the customer will notmeet his part of the bargain?

YES!

Providing that the quotation/supporting information

highlights the shortfall

BE ACCURATE


STANDARDS ARE DESIGNED TO MAKE RESPONSIBILTIIES CLEAR


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Risk AversionThe Bare Bone Approach


THE KEYS TO RISK AVERSE PROJECT MANAGEMENT

DETAILED UNDERSTANDING OF WHICH STANDARDS THE CUSTOMER REQUIRES

IDENTIFYING THE OBSOLETE, THE CONFLICTING AND THE CONFUSING

KNOWING HOW TO CONFORM TO THE STANDARDS THAT ARE LEFT


STANDARDS ARE DESIGNED TO MAKE RESPONSIBILTIIES CLEAR


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Compliance MatricesThe Bare Bone Approach


Cabling shall be in accordance with ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C

Please install Category 5e horizontal cabling in accordance with ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C-1

The cabling shall be designed in accordance with EN 50173-1

The horizontal cabling shall be Augmented Cat. 6 as specified in ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C-1

The cabling shall be installed in accordance with BS 6701

The horizontal cabling shall use the Cat.5 components of EN 50173-2

The horizontal cabling shall be in accordance with Class EA of ISO/IEC 11801

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Infrastructure Design and PlanningInfrastructure Design and Planning


Design standards (US, ISO/IEC and BS EN)Conformance requirements

TIA-568-C, TIA-569-B and BICSIAvoidance of hidden requirements

ISO/IEC 14763-2 - future demandsBS 6701 and BS EN 50174

Analysis of responsibilities

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Design StandardsInfrastructure Design and Planning



Information technology - Generic cabling for customer premisesISO/IEC 11801:Ed. 2.1: 2008

(BS) EN 50173-2:2007 Information technology - Generic cabling systems: Office premises

ISO/IEC, EN and ANSI/TIA/EIA

CONFORMANCE DEFINES THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE STANDARDS

CONFORMANCE is the mechanism of COMPLIANCE

CONFORMANCE is the basis of judgement in LITIGATION

“SHALL” within “SHOULD” text demands conformance only

if the recommendation is followed

“SHOULDS”indicate recommendations

AND are not required for

conformance to the standard

“true SHALLS” define conformance

All other text is:• recommendation• advisory • tutorial

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Conformance RequirementsInfrastructure Design and Planning




ANSI/TIA-568-C.3: 2009 Optical Fiber Cabling Components Standard

ANSI/TIA-568-B.2: 2001

Commercial Building Telecommunications CablingStandard: Balanced Twisted-Pair Cabling Components

Addenda 1 -11 (excluding 8)

• TIA-569-B (pathways and spaces)• TIA-758-A (outside plant)• TIA-606-A (administration)• J-STD-607-A (grounding)

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TIA-568-C Hidden RequirementsInfrastructure Design and Planning




Equipment rooms, telecommunications rooms and telecommunicationsenclosures shall be designed according to the requirements in TIA-569-B.

Equipment rooms shall be provisioned according to the requirements inTIA-569-B.

The entrance facility, backbone and horizontal cabling pathways and spacesshall be designed and installed in accordance with the requirements ofTIA-569-B.

The pathway(s) and space(s) shall be designed and installed in accordancewith the requirements of TIA-569-B.

The telecommunications grounding and bonding system shall conform tolocal codes and ANSI-J-STD-607-A requirements.

iQuA-StorCONFORMANCE

ANALYSIS: ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C

Outside plant cabling shall comply with ANSI/TIA-758-A.

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ISO/IEC 14763-2: Future DemandsInfrastructure Design and Planning


ISO/IEC 14763-2

IEC 61935-1 and ISO/IEC 14763-3 ISO/IEC 14763-2

Information technology - Generic cabling for customer premisesISO/IEC 11801:Ed. 3:?

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BS 6701 and BS EN 50174Infrastructure Design and Planning


TIA-568-C HAS INDIRECT REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING ARCHITECTURE AND UTILITIES

EN 50174 SERIES AND BS 6701 ARE CAREFUL NOT TO DO SOThis philosophy is also applied in ISO/IEC 14763-2

..4 Requirements for installers of telecommunications

equipment and telecommunications cabling5 Requirements for owners of premises housing

telecommunications systems..

BS 6701 Telecommunications equipment and telecommunications cabling -Specification for installation, operation and maintenance

2004

2010

..4 Requirements for owners of premises housing

telecommunications systems5 Requirements for installers of telecommunications

equipment and telecommunications cabling..

EN 50174-1:2009 Information technology - Cabling installation:Installation specification and quality assurance

EN 50174-2:2009 Information technology - Cabling installation:Installation planning and practices inside buildings

..4 Requirements for specifying installations of information technology cabling5 Requirements for installers of information technology cabling..

..4 Requirements for planning installations of information technology cabling5 Requirements for the installation of information technology cabling..

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Roles and ResponsibilitiesInfrastructure Design and Planning


InitialPlanning

Design

InstallationSpecification

Quality Plan(ning)

Installation Schedule

Installation

Commissioning

Installation Planning

Customer/consultantresponsibility

BS 6701: 2004 clause 5EN 50174-1: clause 4


Installerresponsibility


BS 6701: 2004 clause 4EN 50174-2: clauses 4

and 5

EN 50174-1: clause 5

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Infrastructure InstallationInfrastructure Installation


Installation: BS 6701 and BS EN 50174Installers obligationsContractual responsibility

Testing?

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The FundamentalsInfrastructure Installation


IS THERE AN INSTALLATION SPECIFICATION?

IS THERE AN INSTALLATION SPECIFICATION THAT COMPLIES WITH BS 6701 (BS EN 50174-1)?

DOES THE BASIC PLANNING COMPLY WITH BS 6701 (BS EN 50174-1)?

DOES THE DESIGN COMPLY WITH THE REFERENCED STANDARD?

ARE THE COMMISSIONING REQUIREMENTS LISTED?

BS 6701 (BS EN 50174-1)AS A CHECKLIST

Contents

InstallationSpecification

Boundarydefinition

InitialPlanning

DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

Exclusions

Wording is critical

Testing

Assumptions

Is the installerresponsible forinitial planning?

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Initial PlanningInfrastructure Installation


CLAUSE 4.2 OF EN 50174-1:2009

Cabinets/frames/racksClosuresTermination points

Pathways

Mains powerEntrance facilities

CLAUSE 4.3 OF EN 50174-1:2009

Cables/connecting hardwareLabels

PathwaysGeneral

CLAUSE 4.4 OF EN 50174-1:2009

CLAUSES 4.5/4.6 OF EN 50174-1:2009

PLANNING PRODUCTS AND PROCESSES

EXTERNAL NETWORKS

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

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Installation SpecificationInfrastructure Installation


CLAUSE 4.1 OF EN 50174-1:2008

An installation specification shall be prepared

The IS shall be agreed with the installer prior to the commencement of the installation

The IS shall detail how the following have been taken into account:other building services such as mains power distribution and earthing systemscircuits for smoke/fire detection and associated controlsheating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) infrastructurespiping systems (water supply and waste, fire suppression)other relevant infrastructures

The IS shall detail the applicable legislation, regulations and compliance statements including:building regulations relating to the installationspecific site regulationssafe working practices

external network service protectioncontractors’ authorization

The IS shall detail the site contacts with responsibilities for:

operational requirements

site information (including access and applicable restrictions, knowledge of all hazardous areas)

technical requirements

documentation of existing cabling, if relevant

compatibility of existing information technology cabling components

items to be issued to the installer by, or on behalf of the premises owner

storage of materials installation of cabling by a third party

main contractor and/or sub-contractors

transfer of property and/or responsibility

The IS shall comprise:Technical Specification Scope of Work

• • • • •

• • •

• •

• • • • • • • •

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Initial ResponsesInfrastructure Installation


INSTALLATION SPECIFICATION DOES NOT COMPLY WITH BS 6701 (BS EN 50174-1)

• in specific respects

INITIAL PLANNING DOES NOT COMPLY WITH BS 6701 (BS EN 50174-1)


INITIAL PLANNING MAY NOT COMPLY WITH BS 6701 (BS EN 50174-1)


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Quality PlanningInfrastructure Installation


CLAUSE 5.1.2 OF EN 50174-1:2009 CLAUSE 5.1.4-.6 OF EN 50174-1:2009

Documentation of installed cablingChange controlInstallation instructions

CLAUSE 5.3 OF EN 50174-1:2009

CLAUSES 5.4 OF EN 50174-1:2009

Calilbration

LabellingPathway systems

Component acceptance

QUALITY PLAN INSTRUCTIONS AND RECORDS

PRODUCTS AND PROCEDURES

SURVEYS

Component compatibility

QUALITY PLANNING

• response to Installation Specification• statement of universal intent

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CLAUSE 4.1 OF EN 50174-2:2009

SAFETY

CLAUSE 4.3 OF EN 50174-2:2009

PATHWAYS

CLAUSE 4.4 OF EN 50174-2:2009

PATHWAY SYSTEMS

CLAUSE 4.5 OF EN 50174-2:2009

CABLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

CLAUSE 4.6 OF EN 50174-2:2009

CLOSURES

CLAUSE 4.7 OF EN 50174-2:2009

CABLING

In addition to the documentation required by EN 50174-1, the additional information produced byobserving the PLANNING requirements and recommendations shall be obtained.1

CLAUSE 5.2 OF EN 50174-2:2009

REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLATION

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CLAUSE 4.1.1 OF EN 50174-1:2009

The installation specification shall be agreed with the installer prior to the commencement of theinstallation1

CLAUSE 5.1.1 OF EN 50174-1:2009

The installation specification prepared by the premises owner shall be agreed before theinstallation commences1

CLAUSE 5.1.2 OF EN 50174-1:2009The quality plan shall be agreed with the premises owner before the installation commences1

CLAUSE 4.1.4 OF EN 50174-1:2009

The quality plan is the responsibility of the installer and shall be agreed before the installationcommences1

CLAUSE 5.1.3 OF EN 50174-1:2008

An installation schedule shall be prepared in response to the installation programme containedin the installation specification1

The installation schedule shall be agreed with the premises owner before the installationcommences2

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InstallationInfrastructure Installation


CLAUSE 5.1 OF EN 50174-2:2009

SAFETY

CLAUSE 5.3.1 OF EN 50174-2:2009

STORAGE

CLAUSE 5.3.3 OF EN 50174-2:2009

PATHWAY SYSTEMS

CLAUSE 5.3.4 OF EN 50174-2:2009

CLOSURES

CLAUSE 5.3.5 OF EN 50174-2:2009

CABLE INSTALLATION

CLAUSE 5.3.2 OF EN 50174-2:2009

PATHWAYS

CLAUSE 5.3.6 OF EN 50174-2:2009

TERMINATION AND JOINTING

CLAUSE 5.3.7 OF EN 50174-2:2009

CORDS

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CLAUSE 5.4 OF EN 50174-2:2009

SURGE PROTECTION DEVICES

CLAUSE 5.5 OF EN 50174-2:2009

LABELLING

CLAUSE 5.7 OF EN 50174-2:2009

CONTRACTUAL ACCEPTANCE

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Testing?Infrastructure Installation


CLAUSE 5.6 OF EN 50174-2:2009TESTING

If required by the quality plan, final cabling inspection and tests shall be undertaken as soon aspracticable following final assembly of the closure into the desired location.


Information technology - Generic cabling for customer premisesISO/IEC 11801:Edition 2.1: 2008


NO GENERIC CABLING DESIGN STANDARD REQUIRES TESTING AS A ROUTE TO CONFORMANCE

Quotations should not include it unless responding to a demand in an Installation Specification

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Overcoming inertiaExternal resources (free-of-charge)External resources (chargeable)

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Overcoming InertiaTools of the Trade


LEARNING TO USE STANDARDS AS A TOOL - NOT A WEAPON

requires “one-off” effort

uses “one-off” resource

THE ALTERNATIVES

FLYING BY THE SEAT OF YOUR PANTS (a.k.a FIREFIGHTING) DELAYING THE INEVITABLE

DOING NOTHING AND WAITING (a.k.a WATCHING ROME BURN)ACCELERATING THE INEVITABLE

SAVING FOR A RAINY DAY ACCEPTING THE INEVITABLE

OUTSOURCING THE QUALITY ASSURANCE SOLUTIONEXPENSIVE AND UNACCOUNTABLE

SAVES MONEY IN THE MEDIUM TERM

MAY ENSURE SURVIVAL

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FIA APPROVED INSTALLER SCHEME - ONLINE ASSISTANT

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Approval systems require current standards to be kept

No compunction to read them unitl it all goes wrong

FIA APPROVED INSTALLER SCHEME - REQUIREMENTS

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iQuA-StorCONFORMANCE ANALYSES

TIA-568-C

EN 50173-X:2007

ISO/IEC 11801:Ed1.2 + A2ISO/IEC 11801:Ed1.2 + A2

EN 50173-X:2010

ISO/IEC 24702ISO/IEC 24764

iQuA-StorCOMPLIANCE MATRICES

DESIGN: OFFICE PREMISES

PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATIONSAFETY

INSTALLATIONDOCUMENTATION

HANDOVER

iQuA-StorQUALITY ASSURANCETEMPLATES

INSTALLATION SPECIFICATION

SITE SURVEY

QUALITY PLAN

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Session 02: Survival Strategies

EXPOSING THE CORE

The End

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