Wireless networks are quicker than wired networks in terms of throughput speed, but they are slower than both technologies together. In other words, what is the source of the issue, and what can I do to fix it?

In terms of throughput speed, wireless networks are superior to their wired counterparts, but they still lag below the combined performance of both technologies. Put otherwise, what exactly is the problem's root cause?

Though wireless networks offer faster throughput than their wired counterparts, they still lag behind the combined speeds of both technologies. In other words, where did this problem come from, and how can I get rid of it?

Because of their inherent characteristics, wireless networks are prone to a variety of problems. Let us know in your own words how you think each of these three concerns affects the end user.

There are benefits and drawbacks to both wired and wireless networks, but wireless networks provide faster throughput. The root of my issue is what I consider to be a fault in my methodology.