The Basic Components of Network Planning and Development

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A basic program for planning and implementing network communica- tions systems is given. First, the user must determine data communications needs and locations. A map should be developed to track the communications routes. Next, the patterns of activity should be analyzed. Peak hour activity is also noted. Network modeling is the next step in the process. If the network contains more than ten locations, a network management system is recommended. The implementation is the next step. It requires careful planning and execution. Network planning is very similar to all planning activities in business.

Network management systems, Business planning, Telecommunications transmission technologies, Network Management, Networks, Implementation, Telecommunications, Hardware Selection, Communications Management, Tutorial, Data Communications, Network Data Base Management Systems

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An Overlooked Management Basic: Dealing with Unproductive Employees

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A telephone sales representative's willingness to throw himself into his work and hit the phones can be measured and steps to identify a person's productivity can be made. Strict adherence to this system can help an organization determine its hiring practices and its process for quickly terminating an employee who lacks commitment.

Management, Selling, Industrial productivity, Personnel Problems, Productivity, Motivation, Attitude

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