If there's one thing 2020 taught us, it's that you need to expect the unexpected. If you're like a lot of people at small businesses, you've had to adapt and change repeatedly. Unexpected events like a global pandemic affect your people and where they work. Some small businesses have changed their business models completely, which means they've either added new satellite locations or consolidated offices. Maybe you have more employees are working from home or fewer employees overall. Whether your business expands or contracts, you almost always need to set up new locations.

Although it can be stressful, setting up a new office gives you an opportunity to take a fresh look at your network options. You need to ensure that your employees can effectively communicate and share information no matter where they're located. And your network needs to be flexible enough to accommodate new connections without compromising security

Setting up a robust small business network

When you have offices in different locations, the networking infrastructure needs to facilitate 24