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Jennifer Duits

Jennifer Duits is a portfolio marketing manager at CommScope. Ms. Duits is a technical marketing professional with 17 years of experience in the IT and telecom industry. An experienced blog writer with a background in a broad range of technologies from corporate PCs to full data center implementations, she provides a unique insight into the tech industry. Ms. Duits earned her Bachelor of Science degree from St. Cloud State University in Minnesota.

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March 03, 2021

The role of OM5 in the data center

Recently, I’ve seen OM5 fiber downplayed by others in the industry. It is almost as if OM5 is the quiet, well-behaved child who is ignored because its siblings are louder and getting into trouble.

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November 04, 2020

Building the Data Center of the Future

In the video blog, CommScope's H.J. Niethammer discusses cabling options for a future-ready data center.

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August 12, 2020

Modularity for Network Simplicity

What do the game Tetris, fiber panels, cassettes, splice cassettes, adapters and modules all have in common? In this blog, Jennifer Duits provides you with the answer, and that answer is the G2 portfolio.

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December 17, 2019

Powered Fiber in the Great Outdoors

Did you know that fiber can carry power? It is a tremendous benefit for devices that require a power source but are in remote locations. In this blog, Jennifer Duits explains how a powered fiber solution can provide various benefits to being deployed in a campus network.

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November 26, 2019

A Fiber Foundation is Required to Support Your Wireless Experience

Your campus network needs a fiber backbone designed to support the wireless needs of its users and their devices. In this blog, Jennifer Duits explains that there are several things to consider when designing a campus network for optimal wireless access.

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September 20, 2019

Connecting with the right fiber optic connector: Part 2

Installers need to have the right fiber connectors to finish a job quickly, in budget and properly for their customer. There are several connector technologies being used in the field today; however, in this blog, Jennifer Duits examines the pros and cons of the splice-on connector compared with its peers and provides you with the knowledge to get you started with minimal investment.

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September 16, 2019

Connecting with the right fiber optic connector: Part 1

When looking at which connector technology to use, you need to evaluate your customer’s priorities to consider cost, time and performance. In this blog, Jennifer Duits explains several criteria you should contemplate for the right job.

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July 15, 2019

Choosing to Deploy Single-mode or Multimode Fiber is Similar to Flying or Driving for Vacation

Deciding to deploy single-mode fiber or multimode fiber in your campus is like choosing to fly or drive during your vacation. No matter what you decide you’ll still get to your destination, but it requires serious planning. In this blog, Jennifer Duits shows the pros and cons to both and helps you plan your upcoming vacation (i.e., campus networking project).

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May 06, 2019

IoT in the Office

Everything is becoming smarter. We live with “smart” technology everyday and there is a major push to make buildings smarter. Before buildings become smart, is the facility’s network ready to handle all that bandwidth. In this blog, Jennifer Duits explains what will happen if your network infrastructure doesn’t meet a smart building’s expectations.

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