Reasons for Wireless Networks

Reasons for Wireless Networks

Wireless networks are especially useful for the following situations:

Spaces where cabling would be impossible or inconvenient. These include open lobbies, inaccessible parts of buildings, older buildings, historical buildings where renovation is prohibited, and outdoor installations.
People who move around a lot within their work environment. Network administrators, for instance, must troubleshoot a large office network. Nurses and doctors need to make rounds at a hospital.
Temporary installations. These situations include any temporary department set up for a specific purpose that soon will be torn down or relocated.
People who travel outside of the work environment and need instantaneous access to network resources.