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Network infrastructure proposal for Olympic rowing venue media center

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Dear [NAME HERE]:

We welcome the opportunity to work on this proposed solution according to the Olympic rowing venue alongside this organization committee. We have studied the materials provided. Accordingly, we have a better understanding of what needs to be completed in the time allotted to accomplish your goals.

We will combine materials from the former standards established in previous Olympic Games into a new series targeting greater cost efficiency within this set targeted time allotment.

Materials from the existing series will be merged into a cohesive format.

In accordance with the Olympic rowing venue, this company will collaborate and incorporate the production of several innovations to be used. We will provide plans and show how to adhere to project guidelines and requisites in advance for your approval and recommendations.

To facilitate communications and meet deadlines, we suggest appointing one person in your office to whom we will report. This person will have the authority to immediately respond to our submittals and give immediate approvals by 14 days following receipt of the outline.

The Olympic rowing venue must adhere to standards including the incorporation of 20 network points for 20 employees, including cable along with 802.11 Wireless Access within the media centre; availability of internet laptop access and WiFi for visiting media to be able to allowed email, SSH, and internet availability; extended seating with Olympic Games wireless coverage for registered media personnel; coverage network requirements in accord with the installation of featured computing hardware; and web server space to provide advertising space and broad publication of the race results, along with all mandated computer hardware.

This guarantees our meeting standards, as well as confirms our role in the process. We are faxing this proposal and will follow with a hard copy via overnight shipment.

Thank you again for this opportunity.

If you have a standard confidentiality agreement that you wish us to use in conjunction with this proposal, please send it to us promptly for our review.

Respectfully, (name)

Cover Letter 1

Title Page & Table of Contents 2

Abstract 3

Project Proposal 4

Report for Organization Committee 5

Conclusion 6

Executive Summary 7

Abstract

*Report detailing proposed solution

This company has collaborated in the production of several innovations to be used according to the Olympic rowing venue. They include the incorporation of 20 network points for the 20 (approximate) employees, including cable along with 802.11 Wireless Access within the media centre; availability of internet laptop access and WiFi for visiting media to be able to allowed email, SSH, and internet availability; network requirements in accord with the installation of featured computing hardware; and web server space to provide advertising space and broad publication of the race results.

*Be it noted that throughout the duration of the Olympic Games wireless access coverage will be extended to the dark yellow seats in the diagram below solely for registered media personnel.

Project Proposal

What is the setting and history behind this project?

This forum has never been used for an occasion of such grandeur and capacity. Despite that many advances have been made since its inception, all these mandated requisites posted must be assured within the limited budget and time requirements.

IEEE 802.11 standard and its extension

Like all IEEE 802 standards, the 802.11 works on two lower levels of the ISO/OSI model: a physical and a channel one (fig. 1). Any network applications, a network operating system or a protocol (e.g., TCP/IP) will work perfectly in the 802.11 network as in the Ethernet.

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Fig. 1. Levels of the ISO/OSI model and their correspondence with the 802.11 standard.

The basic architecture, peculiarities and services of the 802.11b are defined in the initial standard 802.11. The specification of the 802.11b touches only the physical level, adding only higher access speeds.

Operating modes of the 802.11

The 802.11 deals with two types of equipment - a client which is a computer equipped with a wireless Network Interface Card (NIC), and an Access point (AP) which serves a bridge between a wireless and wired networks. An access point usually contains a transceiver, a wired network interface (802.3) and software for data processing. ISA, PCI or PC Card network cards in the 802.11 standard or integrated solutions (e.g. telephone garniture of the 802.11) can serve a wireless station.

The IEEE 802.11 standard has two operating modes of a network - "Ad-hoc" and Client/Server (or infrastructure mode). In the client/server mode (fig. 2) a wireless network consists of at least one access point connected to a wired network, and a set of wireless terminal stations. Such combinations are called Basic Service Set (BSS). Two or more BSSs which make a single subnetwork form an Extended Service Set (ESS). Since the most of wireless stations require an access to file servers, printers, Internet available in a wired LAN, they will work in the client/server mode.

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Fig. 2. Architecture of the "client/server" network.

Conclusion

This company has the ability and offers to assimilate several innovations and other necessities to be used according to the Olympic rowing venue. These namely include the incorporation of 20 network points for the 20 (approximate) employees, containing cable along with 802.11 Wireless Access within the media centre; availability of internet laptop access and WiFi for visiting media to be able to allowed email, SSH, and internet availability; network requirements in accord with the installation of featured computing hardware; and web server space to provide advertising space and broad publication of the race results.

Areas for Additional Research:

The Official Website of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games

August 8-24 2008

http://en.beijing2008.cn/live/pressconference/mpc/n214511648.shtml

From Scholastic [http://teacher.scholastic.com/researchtools/researchstarters/olympics/]

The history of the ancient Greek Olympic Games, including the nature of the competition and the reasons behind the cessation of the games.

The statistics and demographics of the Olympics.

Evidence and impact of nationalism on the Olympic Games.

http://teacher.scholastic.com/researchtools/researchstarters/olympics/article2.htm