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About CDA
CD-ROM From CDA Explains Residential Communications Wiring to Homebuilders
January 15, 2003
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CDA Gives Away Homebuilder Edition Of CD-ROM At IBS 2003
LAS VEGAS – An all-new CD-ROM created to inform and educate homebuilders on the growing importance of residential communications wiring was distributed at the 2003 International Builders Show in Las Vegas, January 21-24.
Titled Structured Wiring For Today’s Homes—Homebuilder Edition, the CD-ROM addresses common questions about wiring homes for voice, video, data, control systems and security. It also demonstrates how builders can profit from the growing demand for structured wiring. A total of 43 different topics are covered with video clips that range from 20 seconds to 2 minutes in length. Following each clip, viewers can access one or more Frequently Asked Questions for clarification on that subject. The CD-ROM wraps up with sources of further information for builders.
The CD-ROM is available free to homebuilders. For a copy, call 888-480-8353, or contact Bill Black.
IBS Attendees: Copies of the CD-ROM are available free of charge at the CDA Exhibit Booth N2830 or by contacting CDA.
CD-ROM Table of Contents
Overview
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What Is Structured Wiring?
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Consumer Demand
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Implementation
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Show me the Money
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