Enabling connected workplaces through structured cabling, network infrastructure and AV-ready connectivity for collaboration spaces, meeting rooms, digital signage and enterprise technology environments.
Professional AV experiences rely on more than displays, cameras and audio equipment. They require well-planned connectivity, structured cabling and coordinated network infrastructure that supports communication between systems, endpoints and workplace applications.
TBS India aligns AV and IT infrastructure requirements for modern offices, meeting rooms, boardrooms and shared collaboration environments—helping ensure that network planning is considered alongside the AV system design.
From structured cabling and network readiness to integrated workplace systems, our approach considers the connectivity requirements of professional AV deployments.
Network infrastructure planning for connected workplaces, including AV endpoints, collaboration systems, displays and business devices, aligned with the client's IT policies and network architecture.
Discuss Solution →Structured copper and fiber pathways for AV, data and communications, with organized routing and termination planned around room layouts, equipment locations and project requirements.
Discuss Solution →Wired and wireless connectivity planning for meeting spaces, collaboration areas and workplace endpoints, coordinated with enterprise network requirements and deployment constraints.
Discuss Solution →Infrastructure coordination for network racks, equipment rooms and technology spaces, including equipment placement, connectivity pathways and AV system interface considerations.
Discuss Solution →Coordination with client IT teams on network access, segmentation, device onboarding and security requirements for connected AV systems and workplace endpoints.
Discuss Solution →Planning the network interfaces for AV-over-IP, video conferencing, control systems, digital signage and collaboration technologies in coordination with the enterprise IT environment.
Discuss Solution →Professional AV systems depend on coordinated infrastructure—from cabling and switching to endpoint connectivity and enterprise network policies.
A connected AV environment brings together network infrastructure, collaboration platforms, room devices and user interfaces. Early coordination between AV integrators, IT teams and project stakeholders helps clarify requirements before deployment.
Network requirements considered alongside AV devices, room use and user workflows.
Infrastructure planning can account for additional rooms, endpoints and evolving workplace needs.
Coordinate AV system design with enterprise network architecture and IT stakeholder requirements.
Documented pathways, equipment locations and connection plans support project handover and ongoing administration.
A collaborative project process brings AV, IT, facilities and project teams together to define scope, interfaces and deployment dependencies.
Understand room functions, AV devices, existing network conditions, site constraints and client IT requirements.
Coordinate device schedules, cable pathways, rack interfaces, network ports and AV/IT responsibilities.
Coordinate AV equipment installation, connectivity, system interfaces and dependencies with the project and client teams.
Support agreed checks of AV connectivity and system interfaces, documentation and project handover requirements.
Network and cabling considerations for spaces where communication, collaboration, content delivery and integrated AV systems are essential.