This report assesses the telecommunications standards, protocols, and collaboration tools used by International Plastics across multiple locations, including Albany, Pontiac, and China headquarters. The analysis, conducted as part of the CMGT Part 2 assignment, reviews existing network diagrams and current technologies like VOIP, LAN, and various server setups (Unix, HP). The report identifies areas for improvement, such as migrating from LAN to WAN, replacing Unix servers with Windows servers, and implementing firewalls for enhanced network security. Recommendations are provided in a table format detailing the current telecommunications standards, protocols, and collaboration tools, along with suggested improvements and their expected effects. The report emphasizes the benefits of a WAN for large geographical coverage, centralized data, and improved bandwidth, as well as the advantages of Windows servers and firewalls for data protection. The conclusion recommends implementing firewalls, switching to WAN, and replacing Unix servers with Windows servers to enhance security, efficiency, and data management, citing relevant scholarly resources in APA format.