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Bead Bar Network Paper The Bead Bar is in need of developing a high-level computer network design that will best suit the company's needs. There will be recommendations made on network topology to the Bead Bar that will best fit the company's needs, such as bus, star, ring, mesh, tree, and hybrid. Network architecture will be discussed and any potential advantages and drawbacks that the recommended networks would provide to the Bead Bar. According to the Axia College Week One reading Introduction to Information Systems Technology (2005), "the Bead Bar was founded in 1998 by Meredith S. by opening a bead bar studio in New Canaan, Connecticut. When the company first open, customers sat at the bar using materials provided to them such as beads, wire, string and created necklaces, bracelets, and other jewelry. Today the company has three divisions; studios, franchises, and Bead Bar on Board. The studio division oversees the company's six bead bar studios. Along with the original, there are now two studios in New York City; one on Long Island, one in Washington, D.C., and Boston, Massachusetts. The franchise division sells a complete beading supply package to businesses that would like to open their own bead studio" (¶7 and 8). According to the Axia College Week One reading Introduction to Information Systems Technology (2005), "the technology that exists at the Bead Bar is that the company still uses paper based forms.

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