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21 Dec 09
Wireless and Wi-Fi Best Practices and FAQs | UNC-Chapel Hill Help and Support
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Number of users and traffic: For most 802.11b/g WAPs, service begins to degrade when 30-40 users connect. This is a guideline and if all 40 people are simply reading a website, then you shouldn't notice any problems. If however, each person is using high bandwidth, then the service may begin to degrade after only 20 people are connected. For this reason, we highly recommend that Wi-Fi users not use peer-to-peer software like Skype, BitTorrent, or any of the many file sharing software applications.
16 Nov 09
Tips for Effective Online Presentations « Fresh Ideas
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If you are like the folks on our sales team at BurrellesLuce, however, it is likely that you are also being asked to present online more and more often. Whether you are speaking at a webinar or to a select group of clients or colleagues, online presentations offer new challenges, such as attracting and engaging your audience without the advantage of seeing live reactions. Consider the tools you do have: a computer, a phone, your voice and knowledge.
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