An intranet is a set of Internet services (for example, a web server) inside a local network, i.e., only accessible from workstations of a local network, or rather a set of well-defined networks that ...

The rise of the personal computer and of electronic networking vastly expanded the scope of possibilities open to innovative, productivity-minded businesses. Computer networks offer everything from ...

If you're here, you're familiar with the internet. You've probably also heard of an intranet, and you might even belong to one. What, exactly, is the difference? The quick answer is that the internet ...

I first wrote about the convergence of intranets, extranets and websites in 2001. The concept was pioneered by a select few trailblazers who were merging the technology and user experience of various ...

Companies use computer networks to share information internally and externally. An intranet is an internal computer network used to share data within a company. Intranets may include web pages and ...

Are Intranets really just simpler versions of their big brother the Internet? In this guest article Patrick Walsh of the BBC argues that intranets need to be thought about much differently -- that is, ...