With internet speeds getting faster and faster, the demand for fiber optic cabling is going to continue to rise as time goes on. Devices like cameras, VOIP phones, and eventually computers are going to need higher data transmission meaning that copper cabling will no longer be sufficient for communications cabling ₂. In the blog below we will go over what you need to know to decide if single mode or multimode fiber is right for you.

In October 2021, CCG was called upon to install state of the art HikVision security cameras at the Rash Field Park in downtown Baltimore! See the post below to see how CCG helped make the renovation a success!

Back in late October CCG held its very first family bowling night. Almost every employee showed up ready to bowl!

People around the world use color to identify different types of things and almost any person could name at least 10 colors. Now fiber cabling, not everyone knows a lot about the color schemes and how they are identified. I mean many people most likely have it in their house or even around the neighborhood. Color and fiber cabling have something in common and that is there color-coding schemes. Find out more about this in the blog post below!

With the Covid-19 pandemic winding down in the United States, many sports teams are trying to innovate the gameday experience for fans for years to come. More stadiums are starting to integrate smart technologies into there venues with hopes of attracting more fans and making the overall stadium experience better. Find out more in the post below.

As time goes on and innovation occurs the need to keep up with faster speeds, higher data transmissions, and more bandwidth is a must. Many networks around the world still rely on older types of fiber cabling. In this blog you can find out how upgrading isn’t that much of a hassle.

CAT6A has really stood the test of time. Ever since its creation in the early 2000’s as a reliable cable that had flexibility for speeds that some couldn’t even fathom at the time in the early 2000’s. This article from CommScope explores why CAT6A is a reliable choice for contractors and customers a like even after some 17 years since its creation. Check it out in the post below.

On Friday June 4th, CCG held a cookout at its office to show appreciation to its employees. Check out the rest of the post to see more.

Last year CCG worked at multiple hospital locations providing data lines for surrounding Mid-Atlantic medical facilities. Check out the blog post to learn more.

Recently CCG VP Ben Libertini sat down via Zoom with AJ Robinson, the Cycling for Hunger Founder to talk about what type of work CCG conducts and the challenges CCG had to face during the past year. Check out the interview in the post below.