Why CRE can’t treat copper retirement like “just a phone issue.” For decades, the Commercial Real Estate (CRE) industry leaned on copper POTS lines as the quiet utility behind life-safety and building-critical systems: fire panels dialing a central station, elevator emergency phones, burglar alarms, gate call-boxes, and “one last analog line” for a legacy control
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Copper theft is undermining telecom infrastructure and service reliability Copper theft is a growing and costly threat to organizations that rely on legacy telecom infrastructure, making de-risking your network a critical priority. When thieves recently removed nearly 900 feet of copper cable in the Forest Lake neighborhood in Houston earlier this year, service was not
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What Enterprises Must Do Now to Protect Building Safety Systems Across the U.S., incumbent local exchange carriers (ILECs) are moving faster to retire legacy copper infrastructure. Many enterprises still see “copper retirement” as a telecom issue that affects old voice lines or fax machines in rural areas. In reality, the impact is more urgent. Copper
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