Good connectivity is your product. Show it.
Anyone who books a workspace or meeting room expects everything to work straight away. The IT-Label shows independently that your location delivers on that.
The challenge
Almost every location promises "fast wifi". For your clients, that promise is hard to compare. Larger organisations also increasingly set requirements for network and security.
What the IT-Label gives you
A measured promise
Performance is measured under real conditions, not copied from a specification.
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You see per location where you stand and where investing pays off most.
More information →Clear agreements with the owner
The IT Demarcation List records who provides and manages what.
More information →Valid for two years
After an upgrade you can have the building recertified, so your label shows what you have invested.
Frequently asked questions
Have your location certified?
An independent audit of the infrastructure and actual performance, translated into an IT-Label.
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.
The methodology
An independent audit assesses both the physical infrastructure and actual performance, using one fixed method for every partner.
The IT-Label classifications
The IT-Label has six classifications. Each level describes a different digital delivery level and what that means for the user.
Landlord and tenant responsibilities
The IT-Label shows the digital delivery level of a building. Who does what is recorded in the IT Demarcation List.