In the varied open floors of a building there were, and in numerous cases still are, these poles that appear to appear for no reason from the ceiling to the floor. Those poles are what are called network drops and inside those poles are the network wiring that you company uses to make its PC network. In the PC room, typically under the floor, there's a full mess of PC wires that run from diverse servers and other network devices out to the remainder of the company. They get to the remainder of the company by running wires thru the drop ceiling in your office and then down the network drop poles and out to the varied users.

When new networking should be done they can generally run wiring around and over the existing wiring without removing it. This, as you can imagine, creates an incredible mess of PC network wires. It is this mess that's beginning to push the wireless network to the vanguard of company computing. There are a large amount of concerns with a wireless network and chief within them are security and trustworthiness. Clearly if the chief concern of something is security and trustworthiness then it is going to be hard to get the business world to take on it. But wireless networking does offer some important perks. For example the facility to employ a wireless printer on a network rather than hardwiring a printer. Location, Location, Location One of the largest headaches for any company network director is placing marginals like printers for the company to use. A wireless printer will permit corporate network directors to put printers anywhere they like.