What Buildings Need for Highly Advanced Connectivity

Meko: “A building’s ability to adopt to future technology will depend on whether they have space in their telecom rooms and capacity at the point of entry and riser to readily accommodate new cabling, hardware or services for future tenants and new technology.”

SAN DIEGO—There are three elements that define highly advanced connectivity and telecom infrastructure: choice of provider, redundant infrastructure and readiness to adapt to future technology, WiredScore’s director of engineering John Meko tells GlobeSt.com. WiredScore, the world’s leading rating system for technological capacity in commercial buildings, recently announced that 9605 and 9645 Scranton Rd. at the Park (formerly the San Diego Tech Center) have achieved Wired Certified Platinum designations for their progressive building technology.

Evaluated on their superior connectivity, technological infrastructure and readiness to adopt emerging technologies, this certification establishes these buildings as the first occupied Wired Certified properties in San Diego.