Types of Networks:
Private networks:
They are designed specifically for and used completely by individual organizations. The communication equipment that forms the network is purchased or leased in the name of the organization.

Value added networks:
It is an established data communication network that owns or lease communication facilities and computers to manage communication. The facilities may include microwave antennas and communication satellites. The owner maintains the network.They render the network service, data transmission, voice transmission or both.

Telephone companies are the largest carriers:
If intelligence is added to communication network in the form of a computer for transmission switching or processing to provide compatibility between devices, the network becomes a value added network.

Local area networks:
A network which connects computers within the limited distance of one another, perhaps within the same building or within the same office.Many companies supply and install the various components of LAN, the cables connecting the computers and the electronics to be installed into the computers, so that they may talk to each other over the cables.

Switched networks:
A specific route, temporarily established for the duration of each individual transmission. They provide direct connection and are interactive, permitting two way communication.

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