Create a technical, detailed-oriented report for TAS that explains the process of the project. The format of your technical paper should be based on the following:

The objective of the project is to recommend a wireless solution for a sporting goods company. This is an individual project. You will be required to submit two assignments for the project. Because of this, you may need to spend additional time and effort in Week 3 to produce the proposal which will form the basis for your project.

Plan on utilizing the Writing Source, available under Student Resources under the Course Home tab on the left, or make use of the official style guide entitled, Writing the Research Paper: A Handbook, 6th edition, by Anthony C. Winkler and Jo Ray McCuen. This handbook includes information on the following styles: APA, MLA, CEE, CMS, and Columbia Online (ISBN – 1413001785).

Scenario: The Wireless Technology Company (WTC), a company that assists organizations and businesses with issues involving network planning and design, has hired you as a consultant. The Athlete’s Shack (TAS) is a chain of sporting goods stores. Because TAS has grown in popularity, it now has 10 stores in the area. TAS is considering implementing a wireless technology that will link all of its stores through wireless broadband service, installing WLANs in each store, and providing its employees with iPads for better customer service. TAS is unsure how to start this process. They have asked WTC for help, and WTC has turned to you.

Create a technical, detailed-oriented report for TAS that explains the process of the project. The format of your technical paper should be based on the following:

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The project implementation includes the acquisition of the necessary hardware and software, installation of wireless access points, installation and configuration of wireless controllers, software installation, router installation, installation of the security layer, integration of hardware and software, testing of connectivity, rollout of WLAN across stores, integration Test, and dry run or pilot testing of the entire WLAN installation…