Structured Cabling & Termination
A reliable network begins with certified cabling infrastructure. We design, pull, label, terminate, and test high-bandwidth copper and fiber backbones to keep your communications organized and disruption-free.
CCTV Camera Installation & Monitoring
Protect corporate assets, deter vandalism, and ensure worker safety with commercial high-definition IP camera networks backed by localized NVR storage or secure cloud surveillance.
Door Access Control Systems
Replace lost keys and unmonitored entries with cloud-managed, role-based commercial access control. Restrict unauthorized entry, protect sensitive data rooms, and review time-stamped ingress logs across all facilities.
Wireless Access Point (WAP) Installation & Setup
Eliminate dead zones, dropped VoIP calls, and slow handover. We deploy high-density, business-class Wi-Fi networks engineered to support high user concurrency, mobile devices, and IoT hardware seamlessly.
SERVICES
Enterprise Infrastructure & Physical Security services
Modern businesses cannot rely on cloud power without bulletproof on-premise infrastructure. Whether you are outfitting a new commercial office, expanding a warehouse, or upgrading facility security, our Professional IT Services deliver clean engineering, standardized hardware deployments, and full compliance.
We bridge low-voltage cabling, physical security perimeters, and wireless networking into a unified, clean-managed framework—eliminating connectivity blind spots and physical vulnerabilities before they impact daily operations.
Why Choose Our Professional IT Services?
- Unified IT Integration : Configures the full stack cabling, switches, VLANs, and firewall rules
- Testing & Verification : Fluke cable certification + Wi-Fi active heatmaps delivered on handover
- Security Posture : Hardened configurations aligned with cybersecurity and compliance standards
- Ongoing Maintenance : Supported 24/7 by our dedicated Managed Services & SOC teams
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about our Professional IT Services and how Intelli Matrix helps businesses.
What is the difference between Cat6, Cat6a, and Fiber Optic cabling, and which does my business need?
Cat6 supports speeds up to 1 Gbps (and 10 Gbps up to 37–55 meters), making it suitable for standard office drops and desktop connections. Cat6a supports full 10 Gbps speeds up to 100 meters with superior shielding against crosstalk, making it ideal for high-density Wi-Fi 6/6E/7 access points, PoE security cameras, and server connections. Fiber optic cabling is recommended for long-distance runs (exceeding 100 meters), inter-floor riser links, and building-to-building backbones where high throughput and immunity to electromagnetic interference (EMI) are required.
Can your door access control systems integrate with our current HR software and Active Directory?
Yes. Modern cloud-managed door access control platforms support RESTful APIs, SAML 2.0 / SCIM, and direct integrations with Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), Google Workspace, and leading HR platforms. When an employee is onboarded or offboarded in your directory, their physical access permissions to facilities, server rooms, and executive suites update or revoke automatically in real time.
Where is CCTV footage stored, and who has access to it?
Depending on your regulatory and bandwidth requirements, footage can be stored locally on high-capacity Network Video Recorders (NVRs) with RAID redundancy, directly to an encrypted cloud video management system (VMS), or via a hybrid-cloud setup. Access is secured using role-based access controls (RBAC), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and zero-trust principles. Only authorized personnel designated by your organization can view live feeds or export historical footage.
How do you prevent Wi-Fi dead zones in large warehouses or multi-story buildings?
Before running any cabling or mounting hardware, an active or predictive RF (radio frequency) site survey is conducted. This process evaluates building materials (such as drywall, concrete, steel racking, and glass) and calculates signal attenuation and channel overlaps. Access points (APs) are strategically positioned with balanced power levels and fast-roaming protocols (802.11r/k/v) enabled, ensuring seamless handoffs without signal drops as staff move across zones.
Do you test and certify cabling installations before project sign-off?
Every copper and fiber link is tested and validated using industry-standard Fluke cable certifiers. Clients receive an official certification report documenting wire mapping, length, attenuation, near-end crosstalk (NEXT), and return loss to ensure all runs meet TIA/EIA and ISO performance specifications.
How do we get started with a site assessment?
Contact our engineering team to schedule a preliminary discovery call and on-site walkthrough. We review your architectural blueprints or floor plans, evaluate pathway requirements and device locations, and provide a clear, itemized scope of work along with an accurate bill of materials (BOM).