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Subscribe to RSS1. Play the numbers game
The basic rule for small organisations is any more than three PCs and you need some kind of server. Three is also the maximum number of PCs or laptops that can do a sensible level of business-oriented work over a wireless LAN - and that's assuming there's no large database, either (see rule 4).
A server supports a small population too; note that the industry average for users-per-server is ten. While a £1,000 investment will get you support for 25 light-duty word processing and spreadsheet workers, by the time you have that many users the personnel costs of any downtime mean that you're better off with another server to act as a warm backup - so we go back to ten per server again.
Yes, you can get hundreds or even thousands of users on one server, but it will cost hundreds or thousands of pounds and the load from each user will be both homogenous, and light.
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