Benefits of Networking

 Benefits of Networking


File sharing

            All types of data (Audio, Video, and Images) can be  easily shared 

 and accessed on network.


Resource Sharing

           Resources like scanners, printers, network data and        
applications can be accessed by remote connection devices, using 
network-connected devices. Example, a application  can be shared by multiple users.


Internet Sharing

               A single internet connection can be shared with multiple users and devices.
     
 Increasing Storage Capacity

        Access any types of media files stored remotely on
other computers storage devices (Example NAS).

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