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Proposal
for
Wi-Fi Implementation
for
Wi-Fi Implementation
Prepared for
G.N. Eric
X.M. Paul
National Venue Corporation
G.N. Eric
X.M. Paul
National Venue Corporation
By
M.J. Banks
M.J. Banks
20 April
2013
Good Networking
Robots
“For American Quality Unparalleled”
1060 W Addison St
Grovers Mill, NJ 08550
874-555-1234
“For American Quality Unparalleled”
1060 W Addison St
Grovers Mill, NJ 08550
874-555-1234
April 20, 2013
G.N. Eric & X.M. Paul
Office Complex Megatower
1718 Rhode
Downers Grove, IL 60515
Office Complex Megatower
1718 Rhode
Downers Grove, IL 60515
Dear Doctors Eric and Paul:
Given to review is a Wi-Fi implementation proposal for NVC
locations. Within this document is the information in regards to your RFP.
In this report, you will find the listed corollary sections
as listed:
-
Product Specifications
pp.
3-4
-
Operating Instructions
pp.
4
-
Qualifications/Experience pp. 5
-
Cost
pp. 6
-
Warranty pp.
7
We are much obliged to have you take interest in our
information networking solutions, thank you for providing the opportunity, we
will check within the week to finalize arrangements.
Sincerely,
Matthew Banks
Marketing Director
Marketing Director
Enclosure:
Proposal
Table of
Contents
ABSTRACT iv
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Problems
1.2.1 High Costs
1.2.2 FCC Subsidy Absence
1.2.3 Diminished Quality of Service
2.0 DISCUSSION
2.1 Implementation
2.2 Technical Description
2.3 Qualifications
2.4 Administrations
2.5 Cost
2.6 Warranty
2.7
3.0 CONCLUSION
3.1 Major Concern
3.2 Recommendation
4.0 GLOSSARY
5.0 REFFERENCES/CITATIONS
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Problems
1.2.1 High Costs
1.2.2 FCC Subsidy Absence
1.2.3 Diminished Quality of Service
2.0 DISCUSSION
2.1 Implementation
2.2 Technical Description
2.3 Qualifications
2.4 Administrations
2.5 Cost
2.6 Warranty
2.7
3.0 CONCLUSION
3.1 Major Concern
3.2 Recommendation
4.0 GLOSSARY
5.0 REFFERENCES/CITATIONS
Abstract
Publicity has become a greater
necessity as the digital era takes hold of the entertainment industry. Despite
the short-lived trends, the power of the consumer while losing purchasing power
has gained a near fanatical approach to live media, i.e. the ominous nature of
social networking.
As the commuters attend events
they can share their interests with the distanced internet community, the
audiophiles, the ever-connected youth and the parents who pay for their
children’s music taste. Bridging the gap from band tour to home tablet is a
popular solution that provides trending and maintainable monitored commercial
interests.
Using the best technology with the highest rated industry
professionals to implement a metropolitan area network of digital throughput
swiftly implements a niche network that opens venues and interests to profitable
free advertising through voluntary public participation.
1.0
Introduction
1.1
Purpose
This proposal is to establish
contract with Good Networking Robots (GNR) for full-scale assessment, design,
and implementation of a wireless solution in all NVC locations. This bid to
obtain a services contract includes the specifications of hardware, personnel
involved, and discounts provided as subsidized costs to NVC by federal
oversight.
1.2 Problems
1.2.1 Costs
As advertising costs increase, providing free Wi-Fi to customers is a return on investment that only begins remunerating when implemented.
1.2.2 FCC involvement
Internet access at current time the FCC requires purchase commercially; should a Federal initiative to implement national Wi-Fi occur, telecommunication companies have vied for options that sell services instead to corporations, such as NVC, in which case provisional or subsidized funding comes through them or federally. (POPSCI, 2013)
1.2.3 Diminished Quality of Service
Due to the cost of living circumventing cheap cellular network saturation, and the overall increase in population, a demand for the cheaper more common version Wi-Fi increases with time and impassable consumer interests. Time without Wi-Fi keeps the events hidden from free advertisement.
Because the price of internet Access Points will only slowly decline, a dependable hardware solution is the best consideration. GNR, a forerunner in achievements in all things networking, proposes the implementation of Cisco Systems routing equipment and anti-theft measures. They are an American multinational corporation that is the leader of industry standard technical excellence. The unit we recommend you using is the Cisco Aironet 3602I - Wireless access point.
Cisco routers provide access to applications and services, and integrate technologies. (Cisco Systems, 2013) All of which fall into the requirements of a metropolitan area network. The following provides an accurate technical description.
2.2 Technical Description
2.4 Qualifications and Experience
Good Networking Robots has been a computer network solutions agency since 1775. Starting with the player piano market, we have come to provide for the technological needs by bridging entertainment and technology to the point of satisfaction for many years. Our technicians are required to have both Master’s level college degrees and ISO certifications, which each employee is screened and delegated to lead and assist projects according to the demands of each special operation.
2.5 Personnel
Nerdy technicians rigorously trained in hacker prisons since childhood to install and maintain jukeboxes regiment each of our networking substations and other various highly technical devices, the following employees will oversee the implementation of a wireless solution at a single venue of your choosing before project assessment and plausible full-scale implementation.
John Camp, PhD Internet Sales Taxation
John Gomez, PhD Radiologic Sciences
John Jones, PhD Archeology
John Littlejohn, PhD Oriental Medicine/Herbology
John Omar, PhD Nanotechnology
John Smallberries, PhD Blacksmithing
John Kim Chi, PhD Aromatherapy
John Edwards, PhD Global Governance
John Rajeesh, PhD Comedy Studies
John Whorfin, PhD Enigmatology
2.6 Cost
GNR is pleased to offer these implementation services for merely the cost of labor at a single project cost to match the timeline requirements your company needs, this will portend a clean, efficient, successful, and timely operation. A full installation will cost $2,500 per venue, or five for $10,000. The Wi-Fi Access Points cost $1,000 each and will be included in the billing statement once quantity known. (CDW, 2013)
2.7 Warranty
Good Networking Robots provides an unconditional warranty, unless purposefully damaged, in case of accident for 100 years, despite any manufacturer warranty issued on the equipment we install. There is no additional cost of labor billed to NVC as result of maintenance of GNR warranties.
3.0 Conclusion
3.1 Major Concern
NVC may go without providing free Wi-Fi to its customers; this prevents free advertisement, and impugns the dissemination of NVC ventures and activities for the public to acquire and asses.
3.2 Recommendation
To bypass oversight by a digital era, we recommend the use of GNR to implement Cisco network solutions in all NVC locations.
4.0 Glossary
Access Point: Hardware device that uses high-frequency radio waves to relay magical invisible communication with the Internets.
Cisco: International networking hardware, networking, and communications company. (NASDAQ: CSCO)
Jukebox: A machine that automatically plays a selected musical recording when a coin is inserted popularized in the 20th century.
5.0 Works Cited
CDW. (2013). Retrieved from http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/Cisco-Aironet-3602I-wireless-access-point/2544633.aspx#TS
Cisco Systems. (2013, 4 24). Retrieved from http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/index.html
POPSCI. (2013, Feb 2). FCC Proposes Free WiFi For Everyone In The U.S. . Retrieved from POPSCI: http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2013-02/fcc-proposes-national-free-super-wifi-network
1.2 Problems
1.2.1 Costs
As advertising costs increase, providing free Wi-Fi to customers is a return on investment that only begins remunerating when implemented.
1.2.2 FCC involvement
Internet access at current time the FCC requires purchase commercially; should a Federal initiative to implement national Wi-Fi occur, telecommunication companies have vied for options that sell services instead to corporations, such as NVC, in which case provisional or subsidized funding comes through them or federally. (POPSCI, 2013)
1.2.3 Diminished Quality of Service
Due to the cost of living circumventing cheap cellular network saturation, and the overall increase in population, a demand for the cheaper more common version Wi-Fi increases with time and impassable consumer interests. Time without Wi-Fi keeps the events hidden from free advertisement.
2.0 Discussion
2.1 ImplementationBecause the price of internet Access Points will only slowly decline, a dependable hardware solution is the best consideration. GNR, a forerunner in achievements in all things networking, proposes the implementation of Cisco Systems routing equipment and anti-theft measures. They are an American multinational corporation that is the leader of industry standard technical excellence. The unit we recommend you using is the Cisco Aironet 3602I - Wireless access point.
Cisco routers provide access to applications and services, and integrate technologies. (Cisco Systems, 2013) All of which fall into the requirements of a metropolitan area network. The following provides an accurate technical description.
2.2 Technical Description
Networking
|
|
Compliant
Standards:
|
IEEE
802.11a , IEEE 802.11b , IEEE 802.11d , IEEE 802.11g , IEEE 802.11h , IEEE
802.11i , IEEE 802.11n , IEEE 802.1x , Wi-Fi CERTIFIED
|
Connectivity
Technology:
|
Wireless
|
Data
Link Protocol:
|
IEEE
802.11a , IEEE 802.11b , IEEE 802.11g , IEEE 802.11n
|
Data
Transfer Rate:
|
450
Mbps
|
Features:
|
4T4R
MIMO technology , Auto-sensing per device , CleanAir
technology , Maximum Ratio Combining (MRC) , Power over Ethernet (PoE) , Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) support
|
Form
Factor:
|
External
|
Power
Over Ethernet (PoE):
|
PoE
|
Status
Indicators:
|
Status
|
Wi-Fi
Bands:
|
2.4
GHz , 5 GHz
|
Wireless
Protocol:
|
802.11
a/b/g/n
|
Interface:
|
Ethernet
10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T
|
Encryption
Algorithm:
|
AES
, PEAP , TKIP , TLS , TTLS , WPA , WPA2
|
Interface:
|
|
Type:
|
Management
|
2.4 Qualifications and Experience
Good Networking Robots has been a computer network solutions agency since 1775. Starting with the player piano market, we have come to provide for the technological needs by bridging entertainment and technology to the point of satisfaction for many years. Our technicians are required to have both Master’s level college degrees and ISO certifications, which each employee is screened and delegated to lead and assist projects according to the demands of each special operation.
2.5 Personnel
Nerdy technicians rigorously trained in hacker prisons since childhood to install and maintain jukeboxes regiment each of our networking substations and other various highly technical devices, the following employees will oversee the implementation of a wireless solution at a single venue of your choosing before project assessment and plausible full-scale implementation.
John Camp, PhD Internet Sales Taxation
John Gomez, PhD Radiologic Sciences
John Jones, PhD Archeology
John Littlejohn, PhD Oriental Medicine/Herbology
John Omar, PhD Nanotechnology
John Smallberries, PhD Blacksmithing
John Kim Chi, PhD Aromatherapy
John Edwards, PhD Global Governance
John Rajeesh, PhD Comedy Studies
John Whorfin, PhD Enigmatology
2.6 Cost
GNR is pleased to offer these implementation services for merely the cost of labor at a single project cost to match the timeline requirements your company needs, this will portend a clean, efficient, successful, and timely operation. A full installation will cost $2,500 per venue, or five for $10,000. The Wi-Fi Access Points cost $1,000 each and will be included in the billing statement once quantity known. (CDW, 2013)
2.7 Warranty
Good Networking Robots provides an unconditional warranty, unless purposefully damaged, in case of accident for 100 years, despite any manufacturer warranty issued on the equipment we install. There is no additional cost of labor billed to NVC as result of maintenance of GNR warranties.
3.0 Conclusion
3.1 Major Concern
NVC may go without providing free Wi-Fi to its customers; this prevents free advertisement, and impugns the dissemination of NVC ventures and activities for the public to acquire and asses.
3.2 Recommendation
To bypass oversight by a digital era, we recommend the use of GNR to implement Cisco network solutions in all NVC locations.
4.0 Glossary
Access Point: Hardware device that uses high-frequency radio waves to relay magical invisible communication with the Internets.
Cisco: International networking hardware, networking, and communications company. (NASDAQ: CSCO)
Jukebox: A machine that automatically plays a selected musical recording when a coin is inserted popularized in the 20th century.
5.0 Works Cited
CDW. (2013). Retrieved from http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/Cisco-Aironet-3602I-wireless-access-point/2544633.aspx#TS
Cisco Systems. (2013, 4 24). Retrieved from http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/index.html
POPSCI. (2013, Feb 2). FCC Proposes Free WiFi For Everyone In The U.S. . Retrieved from POPSCI: http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2013-02/fcc-proposes-national-free-super-wifi-network
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