English to Russian Tech/Engineering Computers: Systems, Networks

The takeaway is that all organizations need to ask a fundamental question: "What is our strategic platform for network access connectivity?" If the answer isn't "wireless," you need to take a hard look at up-front and ongoing costs--and possibly reconsider your stance. In our experience, wiring Ethernet commonly hovers around $250 per drop, though site-specific considerations ***such as a historical building or union labor*** can double or triple that cost. Once you've paid for the copper wire, there are edge Ethernet switches to consider at anywhere from $50 to $100 per port.