Projeto de redes para micro e pequenas empresas utilizando site com imersão 3D integrado a gamificação

Abstract

The projectization of networks in micro and small enterprises, such as Clínica Star Link, is crucial for optimizing operations and improving internal communication. The choice of high-quality components, such as Category 6a cabling, 24-port switches, and robust Access Points, has shown positive results in terms of efficiency, scalability, and reliability. Category 6a cabling, capable of transmitting data at 10 Gbps over distances of up to 100 meters, surpassed the limitations of Category 5e and Category 6 cables, offering significantly higher bandwidth and reducing latency. This is especially important in environments where activities such as video conferencing and large file transfers are common, allowing employees to work with greater fluidity and productivity. The use of a 24-port switch enabled efficient data traffic management, allowing the simultaneous connection of multiple devices. This choice not only facilitated the scalability of the network but also improved control over bandwidth distribution. In addition, the implementation of advanced functions, such as VLANs and QoS (Quality of Service), contributed to more efficient internal communication, minimizing latency issues. The choice of the Cisco Access Point was decisive for the quality of the wireless signal. The device stood out in terms of range and signal stability, providing superior coverage and an optimized user experience. With advanced management features, the Cisco AP allowed for more effective traffic control, which is crucial for the daily operation of the clinic. The network infrastructure implemented at Clínica Star Link not only met current demands but also created a scalable environment prepared for the future. Cybersecurity was an important consideration, with the implementation of protective measures against unauthorized access, ensuring a secure workspace. The clinic's experience demonstrates the importance of strategic planning in network implementation, ensuring that each component meets the operational needs and expectations of users.