Business Driven Technology
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Chapter B, Problem B5.4MBD
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Network configuration type for global manufacturing:
- For the given scenario, the company uses the star topology network configuration.
- Reasons for choosing star topology:
- All orders re processed through the central location.
- The central location shares the production to different plants.
- Each plant completed its own production and transmitted back to the central location for processes the given order.
- Hence, using star topology, each computers share data through the central device.
- Example for central device is hub or switch.
- All orders re processed through the central location.
Needed Bandwidth:
- If the company uses standard “802.3u”, then the bandwidth is 100 Mbps.
- If the company uses standard “802.3z”, then the bandwidth is 1000 Mbps.
- If the company uses standard “802.5”, then the bandwidth is 4 Mbps and 16 Mbps.
Data collection:
- Central repository
- Gathers data of payroll and accounting from each plant and then transmitted to the given central location...
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