Benefits of Computer Network

1. Benefits of Computer
Network
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2. CONTENTS
01 FILE SHARING
SHARING INFORMATION02
SHARING RESOURCES03
E - COMMERCE04
COST EFFICIENCY05
SECURITY06

3. File Sharing
We can easily share data between different users,
or access it remotely if you keep it on other
connected devices.
• It reduces cost of storing large data files.
• It saves huge amount of time.
• One can recover lost files as there are backup in
other systems.
• Files can be Accessed Anywhere.

4. Sharing Information
Computer networks allow businesses
and organizations to have a number of
computers that share data and
resources even if they are not in the
same physical location.
Users of these computers can share
programs, information, software
because the computers are linked
through the network.

5. Sharing Resources
Networks help in sharing of different kinds of
hardware devices. Information on a computer
can be remotely accessed from another
computer using network.
It allows groups of computer users to share
data, share software and share hardware
such as a printer or a modem.
Use of network-connected peripheral devices
like printers, scanners and copiers, or sharing
software between multiple users, saves
money.

6. Computer networks have allowed
different kinds of business to
proliferate online.
These businesses can be -
B2C (business-to-consumer)
B2B (business-to-business)
C2C (consumer-to-consumer)
C2B (consumer-to-business)
G2C (government-to-consumer)
Because of computer networks, we
can now buy anything we need
such as airline tickets, books, food,
electronic devices, medicine, etc.
online.
E - Commerce

7. Cost Efficiency
With computer networking, you can use a
lot of software products available on the
market which can just be stored or
installed in your system or server, and
can then be used by various workstations.
Many software vendors offer networked
versions of their software. This means
that we can purchase a single license for
this product and have it running on the
central server. The individual computers
in that network can run instances of the
software without having to install a
separate license.

8. Before accessing information on a network, Users must enter a Username and a
password. This ensures that only authorized people can use the information stored on
the network. Username and passwords allow the network administrator to keep track
of everyone who uses the computer on a network.
Security

9. NAME - DARSHIL MALVIYA
CLASS - VIII
ROLL NO. - 4
2017/5/14
THANK YOU