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A network is a group of interconnected computers that allows you to share information and resources (such as printers) from one computer to another. A network with the right software helps you increase employee productivity and reduce costs.
For example, in a network with Windows® Small Business Server 2003 R2 (SBS 2003 R2), multiple employees can access the internet or company email at the same time, and share the same fax machine or other office equipment. A network with Windows SBS 2003 R2 can help you save time and money, protect your business data and increase efficiencies in your business. Businesses that use networks find that the investment pays for itself quickly through increased productivity. According to a survey published by Forbes.com*, increased employee productivity and reduced operating costs help pay for software, hardware, installation and support costs – on average, within five months. *Forbes.com ‘Windows Small Business Server 2003 |
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