SOHO is the smallest of the small businesses. Whatever the name it gets, the basic characteristics of SOHO is that it is small in both the size of the office space and the number of employees. Today we have other popular descriptions such as teleworkers, nomad worker, remote workers for global employers.
The term is basically entered the business terminology after the 1980s with the improvements in technology and get popular after the 1990s with the discovery of the internet. Soho is ‘a single location firm’ and sometimes people use the same concept of SOHO for ‘virtual offices’. Though the Longman dictionary expand the meaning of SOHO as “a room in someone’s house withĮlectronic equipment such as a computer and fax machine, that is used as a place which to work,” the Cambridge Dictionary points more sophisticated business meaning as ‘the sale of computer equipment and software to this type of office.’ So, I will share the knowledge for SOHO networking and answer some questions/challenges you may probably have while deciding the which network-LAN/HOME in your SOHO. SOHO is the acronym of Small Offices/Home Offices- which was used widely in the 90s, however, it is being used at the present. What is SOHO and which SOHO network is to choose? One of them is the internet, computer and electronic needs together with the fast Network/Broadband for these solo-workers and micro-enterprises. So, though these new working habits are fine for many people – even the mature employee like to work in this way, there are still areas that we need to improve. I am a sole trade architect and designer and working in my home office and sometimes co-working desk. Since we are getting more solo workers and encounter some problems that did not exist in the past. In today’s business world working by yourself, working alone, working as a sole trader or working remotely/alone for a big corporate body is usually compared to the traditional or open space offices of the 1980s.
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