Intranet - Research Article from Macmillan Science Library: Computer Sciences

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 3 pages of information about Intranet.

Intranet - Research Article from Macmillan Science Library: Computer Sciences

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 3 pages of information about Intranet.
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One of the most desirable features of the Internet is the ability to access information from anywhere, independent of geographical location. However, there are valid reasons why a corporation may not want to grant worldwide access to its internal business information. This has led to Internet-like services restricted to inside a company that is referred to as an intranet. Intranets have been called a paradigm shift in internal business operations because of the potential networking efficiencies (dynamic online corporate information instantly accessible) and the standard, universal computer interface for all employees within an organization.

An intranet is an enterprise network (spanning geographical boundaries to connect different types of computers in various parts of an organization) that provides users with Internet application tools (i.e., web browsers) to access organizational information. Note that an intranet is an internal network to link organizational members to organizational...

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