Application notes, standards updates, and cable engineering best practices from the Nexans Cables engineering team.
A quality inspector's guide to choosing between Nexans bronze and silver cable grades, with real insights from our Charleston SC facility and the unexpected lessons from blood pressure monitor reliability.
A cost controller shares why specializing in what you’re best at matters more than claiming to do everything. Personal experience with Nexans, Cisco, and voltage testers shows the hidden costs of ‘one-stop-shop’ promises.
A procurement admin's guide to choosing the right network cable. Three common scenarios—and why the lowest price isn't always the best value.
A practical comparison of Nexans C300 cabling and Panduit solutions from a procurement viewpoint, highlighting the trade-offs between performance, cost, and support.
A procurement manager breaks down the numbers on Nexans products and services, sharing a real cost comparison that changed how we evaluate vendors. Includes specifics on Nexans Olex, Todd Pepsi compatibility, 2660 flip, and vSRX integration.
A practical, step-by-step quality checklist for telecom cable procurement, based on real-world inspection experience. Includes common pitfalls and how to avoid them.
A procurement manager for a mid-sized telecom firm shares a costly mistake involving Nexans Halden cables and a Cisco switch comparison. This is a story about why understanding product specs, not just brand trust, can save your job.
A purchasing specialist shares costly mistakes with Nexans fiber optic cables and how to avoid them by understanding specifications, testing tools, and supplier nuance.
An office administrator shares a practical, experience-based review of ordering from Nexans for telecom and cable supplies, focusing on invoicing, reliability, and when to choose alternatives.
A cost controller breaks down the real cost of Nexans cabling solutions, comparing the TopTherm and DuraXV Extreme ranges based on over 6 years of procurement data. This is not a spec sheet review; it's a deep dive into total cost of ownership, hidden fees, and why a "cheaper" cable is often the most expensive mistake.