Networks

Networks are a group of connected computers that can share resources (such as printers or modems) and data. In simple definition Network can connect every device to be able to connect with each other so that it can send information to the target.

Purpose exists Networks are Allows for more efficient resource management. Networks also help maintain information to be reliable and up-to-date and help speed up the data sharing process. Networks also allow workgroups to communicate more efficiently. In the business world, networks can help businesses serve their clients more effectively.

This type of computer network consists of several networks, namely PAN, LAN, MAN, and WAN. All of these are usually connected by more than 1 computer system through communication media to communicate data with one another.

Not only that, this type of network includes several very wide networks that can even connect existing systems around the world. Understanding this network provides separate information to get information more easily from one system to another system at large.

The purpose of the Networks

• Network is to enable more efficient resource management: For example, multiple users can share a single, high-quality printer, instead of having a low-quality printer on each workbench. In addition, network software licenses can be cheaper than separate stand-alone licenses for the same number of users, as well as sharing CPU, Memory, and Hard Drive usage.
• Network allows the workgroup to communicate more efficiently. Electronic mail and messaging are the substance of most network systems, as well as scheduling systems, project monitoring, online conferencing and groupware, all of which help teams work more productively.
• Network helps speed up the process of sharing data (data sharing). Data transfers over are always faster than other non-network means of sharing data.
• Network helps keep information reliable and up-to-date: A well-managed centralized data storage system allows multiple users to access data from many different locations, and limits access to data while it is being processed.
  Networks help businesses serve their clients more effectively. Remote access to centralized data allows employees to serve clients in the field and clients can directly communicate with suppliers.