Local-Area Network (LAN)
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Description
form of networking technology that implements a high-speed short distance method of computer communications, such as in a department, office, home or building. Most LANs connect together multiple devices so that users can use, for example, one printer or one set of applications instead of having an individual printer or application on each personal computer. LANs are capable of transmitting data at very fast rates, much faster than data can be transmitted over a telephone line; but the distances are limited, and there is also a limit on the number of computers that can be attached to a single LAN.
The most common wiring technology for a LAN is Ethernet, although wireless technologies are evolving.
Benefits of LAN:
•Information can be easily shared allowing for quick and informed decisions to be made, saving time and money. •A more productive and competitive environment is achieved through greater teamwork within the organization. •Network-based communication such as email is considerably cheaper than using the phone or fax and sharing resources such as printers gives more efficient use of equipment at lower costs. •Standard versions of procedures and directories can be made accessible to everyone. •IT administration can be centralized. •Data can be backed-up from a single point on a scheduled basis ensuring consistency. •Everyone is working from real-time shared information and so reducing the risk of error.
The most common wiring technology for a LAN is Ethernet, although wireless technologies are evolving.
Benefits of LAN:
•Information can be easily shared allowing for quick and informed decisions to be made, saving time and money. •A more productive and competitive environment is achieved through greater teamwork within the organization. •Network-based communication such as email is considerably cheaper than using the phone or fax and sharing resources such as printers gives more efficient use of equipment at lower costs. •Standard versions of procedures and directories can be made accessible to everyone. •IT administration can be centralized. •Data can be backed-up from a single point on a scheduled basis ensuring consistency. •Everyone is working from real-time shared information and so reducing the risk of error.
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Local-Area Network (LAN)
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