Local Area Networks: Developing Your System for BusinessPresents in-depth coverage of local area networks, their applications in a wide range of business and organizational areas, how to analyze the need and assess the costs for a LAN, plus detailed, step-by-step instructions for implementation. The material in this book is based on a NYNEX course developed by CAL Industries. A complete seminar package for intensive instruction accompanies the text. |
Contents
WHAT A LOCAL AREA NETWORK IS | 3 |
ANALYZING YOUR COMPANYS OPERATIONS | 21 |
vi | 33 |
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