Brobeck Phleger & Harrison, LLP chooses TrueNet
ENGLEWOOD, CO — <%=company%>, a manufacturer of connectivity products for public and private networks, announces its achievement in upgrading the performance of Brobeck's network infrastructure through utilization of its TrueNet Structured Cabling System.
Brobeck, which orchestrated over 400 venture capital deals worth more than $3 billion last year alone, is the law firm of choice in the technology industry. With involvement in over 260 IPOs and as the principle outside counsel of Cisco Systems and E*TRADE, Brobeck puts a priority on cutting-edge technology investment and demonstrates that theory starting with their own offices.
Brobeck's Firmwide Network Systems Manager, Jeff Fisher, says, "With our strong foothold in the technology industry, it is imperative that we optimize leading technologies and performance improvements in-house, enabling Brobeck to play on the same field with the technology leaders who are our clients. We chose KRONE for their leading edge research and advanced product technology."
With 12 offices focused in technology-centric regions, Brobeck's top concerns were immediate availability and reliability, in combination with implementing a technology advanced enough to future-proof the network for the next ten years.
According to Brobeck's Firmwide Network Systems Engineer, Brian Connaughton, "We needed a robust architecture that was on the leading edge. KRONE provided the best, advanced performance solution, as well as proven performance. The TrueNet system by KRONE offers us built-in upgradeability, technological advantages in data transmission, and reliability that is backed by the best warranty in the industry."
KRONE's TrueNet structured cabling solution is unique in the market as it utilizes a patent-pending technology branded TrueMatch. TrueMatch, the heart of KRONE's complete component-to-component system, fine tunes each cable pair to the higher degree of impedance matching required in achieving zero bit error performance from the cabling system. "In other words," says Preston Speers, president of KRONE, Inc., "when it comes to data transmission, what gets sent is exactly what is received – an imperative for many companies, and mission critical for the nation's leading law firm to the technology industry."