Make the digital infrastructure plannable
A long-term maintenance plan schedules the roof, facade and installations down to the year. With the IT-Label, the digital infrastructure gets a fixed place in it too.
What is often missing
Fibre, cabling, network equipment and building systems are often missing from the plan, or fall under "other". Replacement then comes as a surprise, and faults only come to light when users complain.
What the IT-Label gives you
A reliable baseline
You know what is there, how it performs and what is needed.
More information →Plannable replacement
Replace components at the right time, not after a failure.
More information →Clear responsibilities
The IT Demarcation List separates what belongs to the owner and what belongs to the tenant.
More information →Supplement to NEN 2767
The IT-Label does not replace a condition assessment under NEN 2767. It supplements it for the digital part of the building.
Frequently asked questions
Start with a baseline?
A Certified Partner visits and delivers an indicative report with an estimated delivery level.
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.
IT-Label pre-inspection
A pre-inspection gives an indication of the digital delivery level of a space or building within days. Fixed fee, carried out by a Certified Partner.
The methodology
An independent audit assesses both the physical infrastructure and actual performance, using one fixed method for every partner.
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.