Today, you cannot sit at an airport or wander through a hotel lobby without seeing people hunched over and pecking away. Wireless communication is still in its infancy, yet everybody already has ideas. Maybe you need to check the status of an order for the client you are visiting. A doctor may need to quickly read a patient's chart - but she is examining a patient who is traveling thousands of miles from home. Whatever your needs, wireless offers some exciting possibilities for expanding your network.
Every new technology brings with it advantages and possibilities.
With each new possibility there are new risks. Wireless communication is no exception and a great deal of time and energy has already been devoted to discussing the inherent risks of the various wireless channels available to us. The arena of Disaster Recovery Planning, however, is greatly aided by the advent of wireless communications capabilities. This article will focus on the ways wireless technology can enhance the usefulness of computers to people and organizations while simultaneously improving their Disaster Recovery posture. One of the three frequently cited benefits was the ability to move critical information anywhere for end-user access.