Why Most Small Business Networks Are Built Wrong
About this episode
Alex discusses common mistakes in small business network setups and their potential consequences.
Most small business networks “work”—but that doesn’t mean they’re built correctly. In this episode of Act on Tech, Alex breaks down the common mistakes found in small business network setups, from flat network designs and lack of segmentation to relying on consumer-grade equipment in professional environments. He explains why these issues often go unnoticed until something goes wrong—and why “good enough” can quickly become a liability. If you’re running a business and your network has grown ...
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