We may have as many as 11 on staff by the end of the year. When we went up to four employees, we rented an office. But instead of renting an office building, we rented a house because we live sort-of rural and it's just cooler than working in an office building with fluorescent lights. I'm ashamed to say that only now am I getting around to getting us all networked. I don't want to mess with the infrastructure of the house, so I'm considering networking the machines via wireless connections.
Wireless connections have a bad rap.
Until recently, the most popular way for mobile small and home office owners to manage a wireless connection to the Internet was to use a wireless modem and the RadioMail or WyndMail services. Neither set any records for reliability, breadth and speed. With the advent of the Palm VII, such office owners on the go now have a service that's more robust. You still have to install a network card, in most cases. What's not so easy is determining how your internal network, once connected, will in turn connect to the Internet.