Advantages And Disadvantages of Mobile Office?

Answer 1

The advantages and disadvantage of a cellular office are that:

Advantages:

-More privacy

-You can complete work faster as you are not distracted

-It is ergonomically fitted for you

Disadvantages:

-Expensive

-No help as everyone is seperated

-It is small

Answer 2

I went through this in my head a few months ago. Here's what ran through my mind:

Advantages: No overhead (rent, electricity, furniture, water). Can work anywhere, anytime, at any place. Tax break can be taken on vehicle used (gas, maintenance, oil changes, tolls, parking payments, sometimes even interest paid on car loan), sometimes, along with supplies for the business as usual, of course. It's nice not having to pay rent every month on space.

Disadvantages: Might not look as "professional" depending on your line of business. If this is the case, though, you can always try to find an office building that will rent out a "virtual office" for a day. Car can become cramped if you have to store a lot of things in it. You will be putting A LOT of miles on your vehicle, and using more gas, which takes more money. If you need to use the internet a lot, you'll be spending lots of time at Starbucks. Also, you need to be wary of vehicle breakins if you store material in your car.

I ended up going with a mobile office. I do rent out an office for a day or so if I need to meet with a client and don't want them to know that I'm essentially working out of my car.

Answer 3

1. Higher capacity

Smaller the size of the cell more the number of concurrent users i.e. huge cells do not allow for more concurrent users.

2. Less transmission power

Huge cells require a greater transmission power than small cells.

3. Local interference only

For huge cells there are a number of interfering signals, while for small cells there is limited interference only.

4. Robustness

As cellular systems are decentralized, they are more robust against the failure of single components.

Some of the disadvantages of cellular systems are:

1. Infrastructure needed

Small cells require a complex infrastructure to connect all base station. The infrastructure required includes switches for call forwarding, location registers etc.

2. Handover needed

The mobile station has to perform a handover when changing from one cell to another very frequently.

3. Frequency planning

To avoid interference, frequency spectrum should be distributed properly with a very less range of frequency spectrum.

Answer 4

advantages are no noise more equpment