PC Networking
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What is PC Networking?
PC networking refers to the technologies and protocols used to connect personal computers (PCs) together to share resources, such as files, printers, and internet access. It commonly involves using Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or other networking standards to create a local area network (LAN) or connect to a wider network like the internet. PC networking enables collaboration, communication, and resource sharing among users.
What other technologies are related to PC Networking?
PC Networking Competitor Technologies
Hiway
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Hiway (Highway Addressable Remote Transducer) is a proprietary network protocol for industrial control systems, similar in function to PC Networking, making it a competitor.
TPS/TDC300
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TPS/TDC300 (Total Plant Solutions/ Total Distributed Control) is a distributed control system from Honeywell. It competes with PC Networking in industrial automation and process control.
Experion PKS
Experion PKS (Process Knowledge System) is an integrated automation system by Honeywell. It competes with PC networking in industrial settings by offering similar functionality for process control and data management over a network.
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Which job functions commonly mention PC Networking?
Network Administrator
29 Network Administrator jobs mention PC Networking
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IT Support
57 IT Support jobs mention PC Networking
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Customer Engineer
42 Customer Engineer jobs mention PC Networking
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Information Technology
60 Information Technology jobs mention PC Networking
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Engineer
77 Engineer jobs mention PC Networking
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