Bead Bar Network
The Bead Bar is a growing enterprise that is seeking a greater level of operations through their network. They need a network design that will allow them to branch out and be more effective in their day-to-day transactions. So now, I have to look at the different components that exist in their system, transmission types, software, topologies, architecture, and pro and cons of the recommended network.
Bead Bar is a company that allows customers to design their own jewelry, with the use of beads, strings, and wires. The Bead Bar has three different divisions, six studios in several different states across the United States. They also issue supplies to five franchises; they supply anyone who needs supplies. They also have Bead Bar on Board that is designed for cruise ships. Studios division manages all the other studios and the original one. It can be very trying to keep up with seven organizations on paper. So many hindrances come from them not having a network. The Bead Bar is limiting its potential as a competitor and its growth as a company
Bead Bar has kept up with all inventory, employees, and finances on paper- based forms. Due to the growth in the company, paper is not working anymore. It is inefficient and causing problems like lost orders, incorrect invoicing, and fulfillment delays. Problems of this nature will only diminish their reputation and cause business to decrease.
A network would allow Bead Bar to be global, quicker, organized, and more efficient. It would make each studio accessible for information from each individual studio. It would help to keep a better track on the amount of inventory coming in and out of each studio. The network would be able to separates the customers, inventory, and monies a ...