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Enterprise Network Design Technology

Roshan Lal Sharma

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The design of several possible networks requires the availability of a user-friendly, state-of-the-art; computer-based network design tool that can generate strategic network alternatives in an iterative fashion and that can accommodate emerging communications technologies. Selecting and selling the best solution to management is an art mastered primarily through experience; an emphasis on life cycle costs and savings analyses is generally effective. Some enterprises must maintain cost-effective networks whose administration and management satisfy legislative requirements and the scrutiny of public utility commissions. To facilitate network design, strategic planners can use a variety of interactive desktop tools to help them optimize their network&s;s topology. Corporate strategic planners engaged in network design should understand the needs of a modern enterprise. The network design process is basically concerned with two issues: topological optimization and system performance. A useful design package should be an intuitive tool in the hands of an expert network designer.

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The design of several possible networks requires the availability of a user-friendly, state-of-the-art; computer-based network design tool that can generate strategic network alternatives in an iterative fashion and that can accommodate emerging communications technologies. Selecting and selling the best solution to management is an art mastered primarily through experience; an emphasis on life cycle costs and savings analyses is generally effective. Some enterprises must maintain cost-effective networks whose administration and management satisfy legislative requirements and the scrutiny of public utility commissions. To facilitate network design, strategic planners can use a variety of interactive desktop tools to help them optimize their network&s;s topology. Corporate strategic planners engaged in network design should understand the needs of a modern enterprise. The network design process is basically concerned with two issues: topological optimization and system performance. A useful design package should be an intuitive tool in the hands of an expert network designer.

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The design of several possible networks requires the availability of a user-friendly, state-of-the-art; computer-based network design tool that can generate strategic network alternatives in an iterative fashion and that can accommodate emerging communications technologies. Selecting and selling the best solution to management is an art mastered primarily through experience; an emphasis on life cycle costs and savings analyses is generally effective. Some enterprises must maintain cost-effective networks whose administration and management satisfy legislative requirements and the scrutiny of public utility commissions. To facilitate network design, strategic planners can use a variety of interactive desktop tools to help them optimize their network&s;s topology. Corporate strategic planners engaged in network design should understand the needs of a modern enterprise. The network design process is basically concerned with two issues: topological optimization and system performance. A useful design package should be an intuitive tool in the hands of an expert network designer.

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