ANALYSIS OF NETWORKING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS AT A MORTGAGE EQUITY INVESTMENT COMPANY

This paper analyzes the application of network and telecommunications technology in a mortgage equity investment firm. Stair and Reynolds (2003) define networks and telecommunications as follows:

Networks are connected computers and computer equipment in a building, around the country, or around the world to enable electronic communications (p. 10)

Telecommunications comprise the electronic transmission of signals for communications that, in turn, enable organizations to carry out their processes and tasks through effective computer networks (p. 10)

The mortgage equity investment company organizational structure includes six physical locations. The network and telecommunications systems, therefore, are structured to facilitate communications (a) to and from each physical site to sites external to the organization and (b) to and from each internal organizational unit. The network system and the telecommunication systems also support multiple means of information transmission and access (Interview, Company IT Department). The company requires the network-telecommunications systems to satisfy the following general criteria:

The company-wide network is designed and structured as a wide-area network (WAN). Local-area networks (

. . .
Some common words found in the essay are:
Company Department, Stair Reynolds, Department Passport, ATM-based Layer, Ethernet Passport, Interconnection Internet, Routing Switches, Department Conclusion, Multiservice Switch, Multiservices Switch, company department, interview company department, interview company, bandwidth requirements, passport 20000, passport 7480, equity investment, mortgage equity investment, mortgage equity, company's wan, company department passport, company wan, company department company's, network performance, passport 20000 multiservice,
Approximate Word count = 932
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page)