Improving internet connectivity has a lot of considerations to make. I think the 3 main composition of an Information System has a big part to take in. It can be generalized as hardware, software and people ware.
•Hardware Specifications. This factor must be considered for the reasons that if a computers' specs are obsolete then no matter how high the bandwidth or how functional the network topology that is implemented, I think it won’t really jive. Compatibility does matters. The appropriate cables that are involved in making connections in a certain network are under this field.
•Software Advancement and Accessibility. How advance and accesible software may be can fasten the connection. I think the increase of bandwidth belongs to this field.
•Management (People ware). I think it is always up to how the connectivity is managed and used. Proper implementation of how the correct usage is the key. No matter how advance or up-to-date the software and hardware are, they will be ineffective and inefficient alone to improve the internet connectivity. Users should be educated on what are the appropriate practices of accessing the internet.
But let's not forget that by implementing all of these need funds/money. One cannot apply or practice the said tips without having money to deal with all the advancement to be made. Let's face it. Money, sometimes, makes the world go round.hehe And a great endeavor to make this all happen can be of a very great help. "serbisyo publiko".hehe
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16 years ago
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I had also mentioned that in my entry ,about the money matter. It's as true as hell and yeah, it's hard to implement all those things without money around.
thanks for your comment on my entry about the university's internet connection. i really appreciate it!
we have almost the same ideas, really. and i definitely agree that if we really want to improve the internet connection in the university, lots of effort and maybe even MONEY should be put into it.
there should be action on the part of the university's administration and words are not enough to assure the students and even the faculty of good quality ICT education.
*i'd appreciate your comments, too...*
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