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With the constantly changing technology landscape, it can seem like an impossible task to keep up. Every day brings new advancements, a need for new skills, and new terminology to boot. The latest? Hybrid Cloud. For many companies it’s not simply a question of one or the other; they need both to manage their unique data situation. On the surface, the hybrid cloud is very simple. It makes use of both public and private cloud to manage a company’s data. But understanding the “Why” and the “When” of hybrid cloud has proved to be the challenge. We’ve outlined the “What,” “When,” and “Why?” of hybrid cloud for you in this infographic.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
3
Current Infrustructure
3
Types of Networks
3
Types of business software
4
Benefits of an integrated Network
6
Conclusion
6
Bibliography
6
Introduction
As you all know by now we recently acquired the online widget retailer Widgets – R – Us. The payoff from joining with them is that it puts us into the position to become the world’s leading widget supplier, The acquisition of a retailer aspect to our already successful manufacturing company is a positive move and puts us ahead, especially after the recent bankruptcy of We Sell U Widgets thus management revolution through integration of these two ventures is no longer in doubt but a necessity.
1. Current infrastructure.
Widgets R Us or Widgets USA are both not in a technological position to handle the type of expansion we are considering undertaking. Our individual hardware and software needs as a company we are enlisting your help and advice to put us into a position to move forward. Integrating our business support systems managed by the IT department and operations support systems handled by the network team will boost the operational capacity and efficiency and thus better synchronizing of the technology backbone.
2. Network Types.
We have 3 different network types manly (Internet, intranet, extranet).
· Internet
This is the world-wide network of computers accessible to anyone who knows their Internet Protocol also called the ip address. All you need to access the Internet is your ip address and a computer. IP address is a unique set of numbers that defines the computer's location (e.g. 100.3.9.1) .The Internet is now global and can be accessed by anyone who can get access from an Internet service provider.
· Intranet
This network that is not available to the world outside of the Intranet it’s a personal network owned by the organization. The Intranet network is connected to the Internet then the Intranet will be hidden behind a firewall and thus if it allows access from the Internet it becomes an Extranet. The firewall helps in controlling access in between the Intranet and Internet and to permit access and control traffic to the Intranet and allow only the people who are members of our organization to gain access. The company mostly uses t for printing purposes to the central networked printers.
· Extranet
An Extranet is an Intranet that’s partially accessible to people authorized but outside the organizations intranet. The actual server, the computer that serves up the web pages, will reside behind a firewall that protects any intrusion. Access levels can be changed for different individuals and groups and this is done through access usernames and passwords.
3. Types of business software
· ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) SYSTEMS ...
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