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Introducing an intranet : the management issues.

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HANNAM, Nigel

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 1996Action note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Describes an intranet as an internal Internet. Intranets use the same technology as the Internet : the same networking and communications standards, the same types of hardware and the same software. The difference is that the Internet has open, world-wide access, while an intranet is used by a closed, relatively tightly-defined community. Notes that the issues surrounding the introduction and use of an intranet are centred around technology, information and cultural change.

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Describes an intranet as an internal Internet. Intranets use the same technology as the Internet : the same networking and communications standards, the same types of hardware and the same software. The difference is that the Internet has open, world-wide access, while an intranet is used by a closed, relatively tightly-defined community. Notes that the issues surrounding the introduction and use of an intranet are centred around technology, information and cultural change.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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