Set the digital delivery level from the design stage
Whoever develops, builds or fits out a building determines how digital it is delivered. The IT-Label makes that level concrete and verifiable.
Where it goes wrong
In a construction project, IT often only comes up at the end. By then the ceilings are closed and the specifications are fixed. Every change becomes extra work, and the tenant only discovers shortcomings on moving in.
Also read: future-proof building.
What the IT-Label gives you
A concrete target
Include an IT delivery level in the brief, for example "at least IT2 PLUG & PLAY".
More information →Verifiable delivery
At delivery, a certified partner determines whether the level has really been achieved.
More information →A stronger story for the market
A labelled building shows that it is ready for the future.
More information →Starting early is cheaper
Space for cabling, a technical room and spare capacity are easy in the design. Afterwards they are expensive.
Frequently asked questions
Have the delivery level determined?
An independent audit at delivery, translated into an IT-Label from IT5 to IT1+.
Related information
Who is the IT-Label for?
The IT-Label is for owners, investors, developers, governments, tenants, operators, brokers, valuers, facility managers, IT professionals, internet providers and inspection bodies.
IT2 PLUG & PLAY
IT2 PLUG & PLAY offers a fibre optic connection, CAT6 cabling and functional WiFi. Suitable for most organisations, with room to optimise further.
IT-Label certification
The official IT-Label audit: physical infrastructure and actual performance, translated into a label from IT5 to IT1+. Valid for two years.
Why an IT-Label?
AI, network strain and Smart Buildings raise a new question: is a building digitally ready for how companies work today and tomorrow?