The use of network Integration

Modern technology and computer network integration has made computer peripheral devices more functional and powerful. To facilitate easy networking, many of these peripheral devices no longer require wires; instead they receive and transmit data wirelessly. However, each wireless peripheral device represents a gateway through any skilled hacker can gain entry and control of your computer network. An unprotected computer or entire network can be led to believe it is receiving signals from a wireless mouse, when in reality it could be receiving signals from a hacker sitting in a car across the street. In fact, your computer or network does not even require having a wireless peripheral device attached. For the hacker, it is sufficient if your computer can receive wireless signals.

 The challenges associated with network integration can actually put a stop to integration before it gets started for many small businesses. Concerns about cost, you should worry about the potential of business downtime and fears of implementation issues that can lead businesses to put off both minor and long overdue network changes and improvements.

Operator network integration is continuously evolving; the service types and network are increasing with the development of mobile telecommunication technologies all the time complexity. To provide end users with more superior services, it reduces the network deployment cost at the same time; operators have raised higher requirements on the mobile network integration service.