Excel Networking Solutions received Cabling Supplier of the Year 2011 award
Excel Networking Solutions voted Cabling Supplier of the Year at Network Computing Awards
Excel Networking Solutions, the copper and optical cabling infrastructure provider, has been voted as Cabling Supplier of the Year in the highly respected Network Computing Awards 2011.

The Network Computing Awards, which took place on 7th April in London, have been running for 5 years and are particularly meaningful as they are voted for by the readers of Network Computing magazine - the people who use the products every day.  They were set up to recognise the companies, products and services in the industry that have most impressed the readers and those who win can be assured that they are meeting their customers' requirements.

Excel is the 4th biggest cabling system in the UK according to the BSRIA report, and has been since 2007.  Winning Cabling Supplier of the Year further demonstrates the considerable strength of the system.

Andrew Percival, Managing Director, says, "Winning Cabling Supplier of the Year is a great honour and is testament to the hard work and dedication given over the years by our team and loyal customer base.  Our range of solutions is expanding all the time and recent introductions include our pre terminated MTP solutions, blown fibre and intelligent infrastructure management systems.  Our core products are backed by independent tests, a 25 year warranty and strong pre and post sales support."

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