Electronic System Solutions

Building, Equipping and Commissioning of the eAcademy's training facility in Hyde Park. WIP

Call us on the following numbers for pricing:
Andre 0719711024
Theuns 0832572369

Fiber Optic Cables

Fiber optic cables are bundles of thin, transparent glass threads that transmit messages by light.
The light is transmitted in coded pulses.
A thin layer of glass, called cladding, surrounds each fiber and stops light from escaping.
The cladding reflects all the light back into the fiber so that it bends round with the fiber. This is called total internal reflection.
Single-mode fibers are very narrow and the light bounces very little from side to side. These fibers are suitable for long-distance transmissions.
Aiming light into the narrow core of a single-mode fiber needs the precision of a laser beam.
Multi-mode fibers are wider than single-mode fibers. They accept LED (light emitting diodes) light, so they are cheaper but they are unsuitable for long distances.
The largest cables can carry hundreds of thousands of phone calls or hundreds of television channels.
Underwater fiber optic cables transmit signals under the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Electronic System Solutions ESS was founded in 2005 and is responsible for the supply, installation, integration and maintenance of equipment supplied by our partners.

Risk Management

Risk can be good. Without risk, there would be no reward. The purpose of risk management is not to eliminate risk, but to understand it so that you can take advantage of the upside and minimize the downside. This requires clarity on what risks you are prepared to take, how much, and that you have processes in place to manage these risks.
Managing risk - or not?
Risk management can be defined as the culture, processes and structures directed towards realizing opportunities whilst managing adverse effects. An explanation for the increased interest in risk management is the opportunity to apply new thinking and tools on the “new risk reality”. We believe risk management should be an integral part of good business practice at both a strategic and operational level.
The core of risk management is to assess the uncertainty of the future in order to make the best possible decision today. All risk management and all decision-making deal with this general issue. The benefits of risk management are the benefits of better decisions; fewer surprises, improved planning, performance and effectiveness and improved relationships with stakeholders.