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Case Study of Wireless Networking for Small Business

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Mobile and wireless networks have undergone rapid changes and have seen an unprecedented growth during the last few years. Traditional ways of networking have changed to accommodate new lifestyles and newer ways of working. Wireless networks offer several advantages over fixed or wired networks through mobility, flexibility, ease of access, speed of deployment, and low cost. Flexibility of wireless networks facilitates rapid deployment. Finally, this paper identifies the benefits of wireless technology for small businesses and features of wireless networks

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