When a riser label, device name, or closet tag means different things to IT, facilities, and vendors, repairs take hours and handovers fail. This 10‑minute interview foregrounds a surprisingly high‑impact, low‑effort practice: a common naming taxonomy and labeling rules that make evidence, triage, and handover reliable. Host Alex Morgan and Michael Harrington open with an anonymized vignette where conflicting labels sent crews to the wrong floor, then walk three practical segments: (1) a minimal taxonomy—what to name and why (rooms, risers, closets, device ports, cable ends); (2) labeling rules and durability heuristics (location-first IDs, versioning, human‑readable + machine tokens, photo evidence); and (3) acceptance tests and handover checks that validate labels during closeout and incident triage. Listeners get three immediate actions and a one‑page Naming & Labeling Checklist to download from the Built, Wired & Secured resource hub to standardize naming across teams without vendor lock‑in.