Customers

 

 

    ACC Bank
    Bank Of New York
    Bank Of Scotland
    Bristol Myers Squibb
    Bord Na Mona
    Cable & Wireless
    Compaq
    Cara Computers
    Canada Life
    CJ Ryder Lawlor
    Data Electronics Group
    Dublin Port
    Elan Pharmaceuticals
    First Active PLC
    Forfas
    Greenstar
    Heritage Hotel Killernard
    H. Sheils Electrical
    I.D.A.
    IDL (Irish Distillers)
    Ingersol Rand International
    Irish Embassy (Paris)
    Irish Broadband
    Irish Life & Permanent
    IWT Campbell Freight
    Leo Labs
    NTR Plc
    OPW
    Royal College Of Surgeons
    Setanta Sport
    Tara Mines
    Temple Street Hospital
    Tullow Oil
    Unilever
    Waterford Crystal
    Worldcom
    Worldport International


     

 

 News

 

"Although copper cable will carry data at quite astonishing speeds, allowing you to transfer considerable amounts of information in a reasonably short time, there is a limit to its capabilities," explained Business Development Manager, James Byrne.

 

 

"Fibre optic cable, on the other hand, has a far greater bandwidth, allowing much greater amounts of data to be carried, and also does not suffer from interference from adjacent cables, which can manifest itself when using copper cables. Although fibre presently costs more to install and terminate, I believe that it will become the most cost-effective option in the long-term."

 

 

Maintaining a long-term vision in this way is part of the company ethos, as Byrne explained. "It is important to stay ahead of the game, ensuring that we can advise our customers on the best cabling system to suit their requirements, be it Category Five, Category Six or whatever," he said. "In this way, when we are talking to IT departments, we are able to reassure them that they are dealing with like-minded individuals who genuinely understand their problems."

 

 

Whether it's unshielded twisted pair or fibre optic, all cabling installed by Goodison Electrics is expertly terminated by a skilled workforce who are refreshingly flexible in their attitude to changing requirements. "When we're on site and a customer asks us to make changes to the installation, such as re-locating a socket on a wall, our attitude is: 'certainly, no problem at all,' and our staff are trained to respond in this manner," explained Byrne.

 

 

"The way we approach every job is to go in with an honest price and maintain respectability throughout. That way, we find our customers come back to us time and time again for other work," he added.

 

 

 

 Quality Control

 

According to Paul Golding, our company's Logistics Manager, providing maintenance to all our customers in a timely and effective manner is an on-going commitment at our company. The key to customer retention, explains Golding, is to minimise downtime for all our customers.We take this responsibility very seriously.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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