Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual (TDMM), 14th Edition

tele.jpgBICSI, the global association for information and communications technology (ICT) professionals, has released the 14th edition of its Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual (TDMM), which it describes as the "definitive resource" for telecommunications and ICT infrastructure design. Spanning two volumes and 2,000 pages, the TDMM is designed to be the foundation of ICT design for the next 20 years.


The new edition includes significant updates that reflect the latest trends in ICT technologies, ensuring that projects are designed based on the latest standards and best practices.


These updates include a brand new chapter on special design considerations, new sections on disaster recovery and risk management, expanded information on intelligent building design, and greater coverage of topics such as 5G, DAS, WiFi-6, data centers, Power over Ethernet (PoE), wireless networks, and electronic safety and security systems.


As BICSI's flagship manual, the TDMM is considered the leading reference document for all ICT professionals involved in designing digital infrastructure projects. It also serves as the basis for BICSI's Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD) program, which is the gold-standard industry certification for ICT designers. Since its inception, the TDMM has helped certify thousands of RCDDs.


In summary, the release of the 14th edition of the TDMM by BICSI is significant for ICT professionals seeking to keep up with the latest trends and best practices in ICT infrastructure design. With its comprehensive coverage of a wide range of topics and its status as a leading reference document, the TDMM offers valuable insights and guidance for anyone involved in designing and implementing digital infrastructure projects.

 
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