For environments that are difficult to wire, such as a temporary office space, a historic building, or a library, a wireless network is more cost-effective in the long run than a wired one.
Wireless is also a good solution if you need to connect several buildings without installing a wired connection. Wireless LAN bridges can extend LANs that are typically one to five miles apart. These wireless bridges span multiple-building LANs without incurring the monthly costs of a T1 or higher speed lines.
Wireless networking products have become more popular in the last few years due to an increase in competition among manufacturers and the emergence of a more dominant wireless technology standard. This report looks at the benefits and drawbacks of wireless networking and provides further resources for research into wireless products. Global certified engineers can design and implement customized wireless solutions based on your specific network requirements relaying on the latest technologies provided by Cisco, 3Com and D-Link.