Overview

Connected to a Network

A wireless network keeps devices connected to a network while still allowing them the freedom to move about, unencumbered by wires. A wired network, on the other hand, makes use of cables that connect devices to the network. These devices are often desktop or laptop computers but can also include scanners and point-of-sale machines.

Outsourcing your Network management helps free up more time for your business—so you can start delivering on efforts never worrying about connectivity issues.

Benefits to Highlights:
 

1. Increased Mobility:
   Wireless networks allow mobile users to access real-time information so they can roam around your company’s space without getting disconnected from the network. This increases teamwork and productivity company-wide that is not possible with traditional networks


2. Wider Reach of the Network: 
   The wireless network can be extended to places in your organization that are not accessible for wires and cables.


3. Installation Speed and Simplicity: 
   Installing a wireless network system reduces cables, which are cumbersome to setup and can impose a safety risk, should employees trip on them. It can also be installed quickly and easily, when compared to a traditional network