Guiding Principles for Designing & Growing a Campus Network for the FutureGuiding Principles for Designing & Growing a Campus Network for the Future
| Title: | Guiding Principles for Designing & Growing a Campus Network for the Future (ID: EQM0015) | | Author(s): | Philip E. Long (Yale University) | | Topics: | Network Infrastructure and Equipment, Network Planning, Networked Information | | Origin: | EDUCAUSE Quarterly (2000) | | Type: | Articles, Papers, and Reports | | Abstract: | Communications networks are core infrastructure for higher education, providing an essential foundation for all electronic teaching, research, library, and administrative services. How can a school create, manage, and maintain these networks? With continuous advances in technology, how can a school prepare for an unknown future? This article shares some good news: by following some basic guidelines, a campus can ensure a course of network growth and renewal, providing continuous network upgrades and maintaining a position of flexibility to meet expected and unexpected future needs.
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