It must take into account many factors including your business model, office locations, security needs, Internet and remote access requirements, expected growth and much more. Even smaller, simple networks can be badly planned, resulting in mediocre performance, costly upgrades, higher overall administration costs and poor ROI (return on investment).
As your business grows, so too does its network infrastructure. That means your network must be designed to be
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