...Wireless Technology BIS/221 Wireless Technology Technology has greatly evolved in the past 10 years. There was a time when a paper back book was more common than a cellular or wireless device. Today, however, wireless device are more and more common and are pretty much a must have. Wireless devices simplify how we perform daily task by being easier to access because we can carry these items with us. A few wireless devices that have made my life easier are my wireless printer, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a few wireless household products. Wireless technology has also allowed disabled individuals to enjoy activities that they normally cannot enjoy. The use of a wireless printer has made it easier to print documents either from my wireless computer or my cell phones. I no longer have to go into the computer room to complete these task. I honestly no longer need a computer room; because I have a wireless computer and printer I no longer have to be in a designated area to complete homework or perform task on the computer. I can now do those things from anywhere in my home. Wi-Fi has also made in possible to surf the web on my computer from anywhere there is a Wi-Fi connected. The use of Wi-Fi has eliminated the need to use cellular data in turn lowering my cell phone bill. The use of GPS has also made it easier to navigate to unfamiliar places by enabling me to easily get direction either from the GPS on my cell phone or a dedicated GPS device...
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...for communication between each other, present throughout history. In recent years, new technology achievements have been the emergence of computers, telephone, cell lines, wired and wireless networks and satellite. The main principle of communication is via speech on the relationship between sender, message and receiver. But technology today should not only refer to the voice, but should try to cover a wider gamma of applications, be it data transmission. Given this need is emerging computer networks like the intranet, extranet and internet. Concerning the exchange of voice and data need to be connected to the world via the Internet is essential, where some problems arise concerning the implementation of wired networks because the transportation of equipment is necessary either within a local and within an office. By presenting this need it became part of a group of larger study, from wireless networks, transferring data via infrared, as well as the application of satellite networks. They have failed to meet this need making the connection of users in different parts of the world. The application of wireless technology , is having a boom in transmission speeds , but not compete with the use of wired networks or the use of fiber optics , however satisfactorily meet the need of users movement . Let us start with the definition of wireless, this term refers to the use of wireless technology which allows you to connect multiple computers together. Thus it has been becoming one...
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...Wireless Technology Ripton Powell BIS/221 08/17/15 Martin Mueller Wireless Technology in the Workplace Wireless technology has become one of the fastest rising staples used in the workplace today. It has impacted the way we all function in the workplace in many different aspects, some positive and some negative. Online, there are articles by Aaron Charles of Demand Media, covering a few different aspects of the effects that wireless technology have on the workplace and the employees of these workplaces. Collaboration, mobilization, security & distractions are some of the effects; they all play a crucial role in the growth and well being of the business based on how they are managed. Positive Effects In the workplace, there are certain amenities that will allow for increased productivity compared to an atmosphere without them. The wireless networks in tandem with the technology that utilizes their benefits such as smartphones, tablets and wireless computers to make communication more efficient. By making it easier to connect with coworkers, there becomes a new array of possibilities that present themselves. The reduction in the amount of travel that is required to get the same amount of work done plays a huge part in all of this, in fact the article states “…the IAAP poll also showed that 86 percent of surveyed execs think that workers will be more accessible for collaboration in the future – even while on vacation.” Telecommunicating has become a phenomenon...
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...Wireless Technologies at D&H Distribution Center Michael De Los Santos BIS/220 February 23, 2012 Leann Wiser Wireless Technologies at D&H Distribution Center In many companies today people rely on devices that they can count on. These Devices usually depend on technology to get accurate results. Many distribution warehouses such as D&H Distribution Center have items that need to be counted, packaged, and shipped. Items such as computers, cell phones, game consoles, and games are shipped daily too many people who have teens or adults who enjoy electronics. Being able to use devices such as a RF gun and Mobile printers can make it much easier to count accurately or locate a product by using the Internet. Acquiring them to be wireless is beneficial to the employee. Wireless devices can enhance these businesses and become beneficial. History There are five D&H warehouses located in the United States. Its main headquarters is in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. D&H first started in 1918 and has been around for more than 94 years. It first started selling tires. It has expanded much more and was first to distribute color TVs, game consoles, and PC. Every customer is entitled to their own representative. Customers are able to request a representative to call them to purchase products. Customer representatives become dedicated to their customers by giving them their full attention. D&H has warehouses located in Atlanta Georgia, Fresno California...
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...running head: WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY Wireless technology Justin Armstrong Dr. Biswajit Panja CIS 505 March 4, 2012 Objectives 1. Compare the pros and cons of 3GL and 4GL technology to determine the best uses of 3GL and 4GL technology in today’s applications. 2. Describe how an enterprise would use 3G, 4G, WAN, and WIMAX to improve business. Explain why they would use one (1) solution over the remaining three (3). 3. Analyze the changes in 4GL technology since the printing of the textbook in 2009 and identify those of importance for a user of 4GL technology. 4. Take a position on the following statement, “Wireless application protocol is a necessity for wireless communication organizations and their users.” Then, explain your position with supporting evidence. Compare the pros and cons of 3GL and 4GL technology to determine the best uses of 3GL and 4GL technology in today’s applications. So what are the benefits or otherwise of using a 3GL over a 4GL and vice versa. For me it certainly depends on all the usual factors that drive any technology decision. Cost of product, support, flexibility, the human factor, tool lifecycle, vendor direction and target platforms being a few that come to mind instantaneously. (Dare, 2008) The pros of 3GL * 3GL’s are quicker to react to emerging markets and development trends: Generally the suppliers of these 3GL tools are inventing the future. They don’t often agree with each other but they certainly have the...
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...Wireless Technologies Introduction As wireless technology has begun to mature, the demand for wireless products has increased as new applications for the technology are realized. One application for wireless technology at the U.S. Naval Academy is to use the wireless capability to enhance classroom instruction. Currently the Electrical Engineering and Physics Departments have wireless access points and wireless laptops/desktops available for classroom instruction. The purpose of this report is to provide the technical research necessary to aid decision makers in determining which wireless technologies the Naval Academy should invest. Background In a wireless network, computers communicate with the network through a radio path vice a cable. The device that contains the radio and connects to the wired network is called the “Access Point”. Each client that communicates with the access point must have a wireless PCMCIA card. Once both devices communicate via radio transmission, network access can begin. Each client is configured to communicate with a single access point. A client can move from one access point to another. Roaming from access point to access point (cell to cell), similar to cellular telephone technology, is possible. Technology Discussion There are three wireless technology standards on the market today: Bluetooth, 802.11b, and 802.11a. A new standard, 802.11g, was recently approved by IEEE and products using this technology are expected...
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...Wireless technology upgrade Tony Madrid Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University Decatur, Georgia NETW562: Wireless Devices & Apps Table of Contents Introduction 1 Strategic business assessment 3 Competition 4 Tradeoff analysis and rationale 5 System selection 5 Customer devices 6 Design a Wireless System 7 System description 9 Efficient Support 9 Quality of Service (QoS) 10 Service description 10 Network Detection and Selection 10 Service Continuity with Seamless Connections 10 Topology Independence 10 Coverage analysis 11 Initial capabilities and limitations 11 Less Complexity, Faster Transmission 13 Enhanced Mobile Gaming 13 Presence 14 Broadband Access in Remote Locations 14 Financial outlay 16 Conclusion 17 Wireless technology upgrade Introduction In telecommunications, 4G (also known as 4-G) is an acronym used to refer to the fourth generation of technologies for mobile telephony. It is the successor of the technologies 2G and 3G; 4G is based entirely on IP protocol, with a system of systems and a network of networks, which is achieved through the convergence of wired and wireless networks. This technology may be used by wireless modems, smart phones and other mobile devices. The 4th generation technology gives ultra broadband experience over the internet access on mobile devices, like, laptop with USB wireless modems, mobile devices and smart phones. Imaginable application, which includes, the...
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...Wireless Technology in the Work Place XBIS 220 September 4, 2013 Smarts phones in today’s business environment enable managers to stay a step ahead of the clients and potential customers while offering life balance and enabling contact with family and other during the day. Smart phones do today what only wired computers along with a desktop telephone did for us in the past. When an employee left their desk, it was impossible to miss an important call or delay responding to a customer’s email. Both scenarios could potentially result in a competitor getting a sale for example. Today’s smart phones allow us to leave our workplaces and take a long with us full email and calendar capabilities, contacts, text and instant messaging, and essential data and files like proposal, business news or stock markets. Many internet services offer “Icloud” or “Google” storage that enable us to sync our smart phones with our desktop system so that files on both ends remain current. Smart phones offer Bluetooth, WI-Fi and internet access with full function browsers. Business are using wireless technologies such as smart phones for mobile banking, electronic payment, wireless bill payments and even access your TV schedule while you are far from home. Another tool for smart phone is the capability of multimedia that can store and display pictures and videos and even entire length movies streamed from apps. Another great feature is the MP3 player where we can enjoy music everywhere. Smart...
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...Wireless LAN is a networking technology that allows the connection of computers without any wires and cables, mostly using radio and infrared frequency (RF) technology. It's called LAN because the range targets within an office, a building, a store, a small campus, or just a house. The description of a WLAN is a mobile data communication connectivity system installed and configured as an alternative in some cases for traditional LAN. The WLAN equipment is capable of receiving and sending data over an adequate range. In the United States, the WLAN business is increasing in areas like the airports, health-care, warehousing and manufactures. Several research companies are predicting a healthy increase in WLAN business market in the coming years. The WLAN provides advantages over traditional LAN technology such as buried cables in the ground, hidden cables behind walls, and long cable runs measured in feet or miles. Without restrictions, the new technology infrastructure can easily be installed and ready to be used. Current growth concerning network communication technology in the enterprise communication environment has resulted in widespread deployment of numerous products that cover only a small part of the total mobile and WLAN infrastructure required. The WLAN industry has experienced phenomenal increase over the past ten years. The U.S. wireless industry posted revenue of $40 billion in 1999, according to the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association...
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...Wireless Technologies Proposal Team D BIS/220 July 30, 2012 Heather Shankwiler Wireless Technologies Proposal Party Plates Company has established the need for a new proposal with wireless technology. Team D will research some marketing tools that will assist Party Plates in meeting their goals of advancement in sales and certain goals. This proposal will focus on wireless technology that will be beneficial to the party plate business. Team D will also provide the pros and cons to these wireless technologies and justification of the choice to incorporate them into Party Plates Company. In the proposal, Team D will also include a spreadsheet presenting the equipment needed for using the technologies and the costs associated with each. The wireless technologies that Team D recommends for Party Plates Company are WIFI and Radio Frequency Identification, also known as RFID. WIFI is a medium-range wireless technology that allows electronic devices to exchange data using radio waves over a computer network. These radio waves are transmitted using an antenna called a wireless access point. (Rainer Jr & Cegieiski, 2011) WIFI will save Party Plates Company the expense paid on having wires installed throughout the company. RFID technology consists of a small chip that is attached to inventory items. These chips include a unique identifier that acts as a barcode or magnetic strip would. RFID technology will allow Party Plates Company to keep up with their...
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...Wireless Technologies Proposal Team B BIS /220 09-25-2012 Victor Bagwell Since 1938 Recreational Equipment Inc. (REI) has been a worldwide leader in selling outdoor recreation gear, sporting goods, and clothes in 122 retail stores in 29 states, Recreational Equipment Inc. (REI) opens four to six new stores each year. REI's sales exceeded 1.8 billion in 2011. With four to six new stores opening each year and wireless technologies becoming the standard in the business industry, the team at REI is ready to move forward and maintain its position as one of the industry leaders in outdoor enthusiast gear sales. Proposal: As technology has progressed REI has fallen behind. Large retail companies have followed the wireless technology trend to stay ahead of the curve. REI’s goal is to increase sales, improve inventory management, and customer service through an increased use of technology. Studies have shown that if needs are not met quickly, one in ten customers will abandon a line while waiting. This might cause the customer to leave the store, making them less likely to return in the future. Mobile point of sales (POS) systems can be integrated, using handheld computers, scanners, and printers with integrated credit card readers. During the holidays and high volume periods, sales personnel can be strategically placed throughout the store with these mobile devices. The whole transaction can be completed for customers paying by credit card with receipt printed or emailed...
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...Wireless Technology Paper Andrea Munoz BIS/221 May 23, 2016 John Zupan Wireless Technology Paper For this assignment, the article used was titled “The Impact of Wireless Communication in the Workplace”. The author of this article is Aaron Charles. He has written business and technology articles for both online and print publications. This article was found online through a google search. In this article, Mr. Charles references a poll by the Association of Administrative Professionals which indicated that forty-two percent of executives surveyed believed that they would be working even more in the coming years, mainly because of wireless communication technologies. He goes on to state that there is evidence that shows how wireless communication technologies have impacted the workplace in four specific areas. The areas Mr. Charles refers to are collaboration, mobilization, distraction, and security. When talking about collaboration, Mr. Charles points out that wireless devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops have given workers more flexibility when it comes to getting work done. Because of these devices, workers do not have to be stuck behind a cubicle. Also, he mentions that the need to travel for business meetings has been reduced because of wireless technologies. Business partners no longer have to be in the same room or in the same country to hold business meetings. Furthermore, he adds that mobilization is related to collaboration. Mr. Charles states how...
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...Wireless Technologies Proposal Wallace Pittman BIS/220 May 19, 2014 Jon Smout Wireless Technologies Proposal The march of technology will never cease and businesses are required to adapt to changing technology that may give them an advantage. Since more and more people are utilizing wireless technology such as smart phones, it means that more people across the world can be connected with each other. With this in mind, the two pieces of wireless technology that would benefit Party Plates would be cell phones and utilizing an Enterprise grade Wireless LAN Controller. The main benefit of using cellular devices, like smart phones, is that they can be used almost anywhere and require no land lines. They can be used at anytime and do a variety of things that could be used by upper management to keep in contact with each other or used by workers, like truck drivers for example, to keep track of orders and where they are going. A con that would come with using smart phones is that there may be service outages and would require the purchase of said smart phones. The next useful piece of wireless technology would be to use a Wireless LAN Controller. Enabling this piece of technology will greatly simplify businesses processes by having everything related to business activities connected to the business's network. It adds security to the business's network by denying unauthorized devices access. A Wireless LAN Controller will can also keep track of business critical applications...
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...Wireless Technologies Proposal BIS/220 Ivon Young Wireless Technologies Proposal Mrs. Smith, the President of Party Plates likes to know about wireless technologies available for her business to use. Currently, her company doesn’t use any wireless technologies. She has asked team D to recommend at least two wireless technologies that would be beneficial to implement her organization. Proposal There are many different options out there that could work to assist in the daily operational activities; two of these technologies that would be most beneficial are handheld terminals and a company e-mail system. When a customer is looking for a product that cannot be found on the shelf in the store, an employee can use the handheld terminal to scan the label on the shelf to see if there is any in stock. If so, they will be able to see where the product is located and quickly locate. Another situation where the handheld terminal is useful is inventory. A Party Plates employee can quickly identify products that are low in stock. Because there are so many functions on the handheld terminals, managers can give the employees codes with passwords to monitor the work that each employee is or is not doing. Another technology that would be very useful to Party Plates is a company e-mail system. A manager may need to get a communication to all employees at one time. With a company e-mail system, doing so would be very easy. Communication could involve hot sales...
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...Wireless Technology Paper Shraina Sanders BIS/221 April 11, 2016 Jacquelyn Newsom Wireless Technology Paper Wireless technology in the workplace and home can make life so much easier. I recently read an article that gave me a different perspective. Wireless technology now enables companies the ability to reach their employees by way of text, email or voice. Most advanced smartphones can also be used as a personal computer. They are able to print, create spreadsheets, video conference and perform many other office functions. In my line of work we do not use smartphones for security reasons, however we do have use of IPads. This allows me to be mobile, do my work and go from one cubicle to another without having to always return to a stationary desktop and input data. The article, also made reference to how a mechanic is able to make repairs virtually and architects are now able to send their designs for proofreading or to make last minute changes. These are things that I had never even thought of, because I do not work in that type of environment. The possibilities are endless, when it comes to technology in the workplace. Consider the fact that wireless networking eliminates a great deal of time and effort. Before, if there was a problem within a network, it could take many man hours to find and repair, because of the time it took to manually test hundreds of wires to find one defect. Now we are able to simply configure the system to suit our needs. If there is a problem...
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