Create a proposal for the below scenario and also add proper references for the research required and also add literature review for this scenario ASAP ! scenario:

You want to open your own music store, i.e. You want to open your own music store, i.e. IMUSIC, in a certain section of town. For your stores, you'll need to design and implement a network and computing solution. You've done some preliminary planning and will begin with two locations (but you plan to add two more stores across town within one year). Customers will be able to purchase new and used music as well as go "online" and download music from your store. You also will offer classes on how to setup music downloads and configure MP3 devices. You'll also teach people how to set up music downloads and configure MP3 players. You attended a computer networking classes in university (Semester SPRING 2021) and believe you can solve this problem on your own. You've discovered the following network requirements during your first planning: i. At each of your stores, connects three office computers and one computer for Point-of-Sale (POS) services. You'll also need six (6) PCs in the lobby/store where customers can download music and where you can hold "training sessions" to teach people how to use MP3 devices and other basic information. The two offices must be linked into a single network, with POS services and other key corporate data shared. You could also have a hand out informal area where people can stop in and talk about music and connect to the Internet wirelessly (you might even offer free coffee to entice people to come in to your store). ii. Ensures that all corporate conversations and records are kept secure (especially sensitive sales documents). All point-of-sale services must be secure. All general network access should be separated from the POS services provided by the firm. iii. Fast and have additional capacity as the company grows. iv. Provides for centralized printing. v. Supports the eventual addition of other stores to the network. vi. Offers a general information website as well as a secure website where users may purchase services and items. vii. Provides for limited downtime (24-hour downtime maximum). viii. Allows for centralized monitoring and control of the computers in the two stores, allowing for network maintenance from faraway. ix. Provides for long-term cost effectiveness. x. Provides a set of software tools for workers to interact successfully, as well as a POS system for retailers. There is no equipment in the firm. A full network and computer system that fits these criteria, as well as future growth plans, should be included in your strategy. The two store sites will be within a five-mile radius of each other (at some point). The sites are in a suburban region with up-to-date technical infrastructure and related technology offerings. The establishments will require a sales system as well as invoice printing services. , in a certain section of town. For your stores, you'll need to design and implement a network and computing solution. You've done some preliminary planning and will begin with two locations (but you plan to add two more stores across town within one year). Customers will be able to purchase new and used music as well as go "online" and download music from your store. You also will offer classes on how to setup music downloads and configure MP3 devices. You'll also teach people how to set up music downloads and configure MP3 players. You attended a computer networking classes in university (Semester SPRING 2021) and believe you can solve this problem on your own. You've discovered the following network requirements during your first planning: i. At each of your stores, connects three office computers and one computer for Point-of-Sale (POS) services. You'll also need six (6) PCs in the lobby/store where customers can download music and where you can hold "training sessions" to teach people how to use MP3 devices and other basic information. The two offices must be linked into a single network, with POS services and other key corporate data shared. You could also have a hand out informal area where people can stop in and talk about music and connect to the Internet wirelessly (you might even offer free coffee to entice people to come in to your store). ii. Ensures that all corporate conversations and records are kept secure (especially sensitive sales documents). All point-of-sale services must be secure. All general network access should be separated from the POS services provided by the firm. iii. Fast and have additional capacity as the company grows. iv. Provides for centralized printing. v. Supports the eventual addition of other stores to the network. vi. Offers a general information website as well as a secure website where users may purchase services and items. vii. Provides for limited downtime (24-hour downtime maximum). viii. Allows for centralized monitoring and control of the computers in the two stores, allowing for network maintenance from faraway. ix. Provides for long-term cost effectiveness. x. Provides a set of software tools for workers to interact successfully, as well as a POS system for retailers. There is no equipment in the firm. A full network and computer system that fits these criteria, as well as future growth plans, should be included in your strategy. The two store sites will be within a five-mile radius of each other (at some point). The sites are in a suburban region with up-to-date technical infrastructure and related technology offerings. The establishments will require a sales system as well as invoice printing services.