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The project involved the deployment of network and Wi-Fi infrastructure at Plaza Paseo Villalta in Saltillo, with the objective of providing stable, high-quality wireless coverage in strategic areas of the shopping center, improving connectivity for visitors, tenants, and internal operations. The deployment included 19 wireless access points, UTP cabling, fiber optics, and conduit systems, along with five telecommunications cabinets distributed across five IDFs and an additional cabinet in the main site, equipped with the corresponding network devices and switches. The work also included fiber-optic installation and interconnection, equipment installation and organization, as well as access point identification. The result was an organized, reliable, and scalable communications infrastructure, designed to support the shopping center’s current connectivity requirements and facilitate future expansion.

The project involved the deployment and expansion of network and Wi-Fi infrastructure across the Saltillo, Monclova, and Sabinas campuses of Universidad Americana del Noreste (UANE), with the objective of providing stable, high-quality wireless connectivity for students, faculty, administrative staff, and the institution’s various operational areas. A total of 116 Wi-Fi access points were installed across 12 buildings: 90 in nine buildings at the Saltillo Campus, 20 in two buildings at the Monclova Campus, and 6 at the Sabinas Campus. In Saltillo, the infrastructure also included telecommunications cabinets in each of the nine buildings and the installation of 48 UTP network points for the new Rector’s Office, providing connectivity for its equipment. The result was a higher-capacity, organized, and scalable communications infrastructure designed to strengthen network coverage and availability across classrooms, libraries, auditoriums, administrative areas, and common spaces throughout the three campuses.

The project involved the upgrade and recabling of CCTV infrastructure at Universidad La Salle in Saltillo, with the objective of strengthening video surveillance and maintaining effective coverage across strategic areas of the campus. The work included the installation of new cabling and the repositioning and organization of 10 cameras, distributed across six points in the workshop areas and four in the parking lot. The parking area required a long-distance cable run to integrate the necessary surveillance points. The result was a more organized and functional CCTV infrastructure designed to enhance monitoring across work, transit, and parking areas for students, staff, and visitors.

The project comprised multiple technology infrastructure interventions carried out in different phases at Universidad del Valle de México (UVM), Saltillo Campus, addressing connectivity, security, and educational space requirements. The work included the installation, reinstallation, and upgrade of UTP cabling and fiber optics, along with improvements to the existing network infrastructure. CCTV systems were also implemented to strengthen campus video surveillance, as well as Remote Telepresence Monitors (MTR) in selected classrooms to support the return to classes under hybrid learning models. Together, these initiatives modernized different areas of the campus and strengthened its communications, security, and academic collaboration infrastructure.

The project involved the implementation of network infrastructure for Induma’s administrative areas, with the objective of improving workstation connectivity and providing stable physical network connections for daily operations. The work included the installation and organization of cabling for 20 network nodes dedicated to computer workstations, along with an additional connection point for the communication and access control system at the facility entrance. The result was a more organized and reliable network infrastructure, improving connectivity across administrative workstations and enabling the integration of essential devices for site operations.

The project involved the upgrade of CCTV infrastructure across nine customs facilities and strategic sites in Coahuila and Nuevo León, covering a total of 138 cameras. The work was carried out at multiple locations in Ramos Arizpe, Frontera-Monclova, and Monterrey, including airports, customs facilities, railway terminals, and logistics centers. Each intervention included the removal of existing cameras, installation of new equipment, device identification and registration, as well as the collection of technical evidence and validation of the completed work. Due to the geographic distribution and operational characteristics of the sites, the project required coordination of personnel, access procedures, and field execution under a standardized process, enabling the upgrade to be completed across multiple locations. The result was a modernized and better-organized video surveillance infrastructure, strengthening monitoring capabilities at sites of significant operational, airport, customs, and logistics importance.

The project involved the design and development of Klantenn’s complete corporate website, creating a professional, responsive platform designed to grow as the company’s needs evolve. A content management system was developed to manage website information, products, pages, and various platform elements without requiring direct code modifications. The solution incorporated a multilingual structure, product catalog, corporate sections, coverage and distributors, developments, contact forms, and content management tools, along with an architecture prepared for the integration of new sections and functionalities. The result was a modern, manageable, and scalable business web platform that strengthens Klantenn’s digital presence and provides a solid technological foundation for expanding its content, products, and services.