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	Business Computer Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		An intranet is defined as an internal network that utilizes Internet technology in order to provide a better interface with important business information.
		Intranets are a concept that evolved in the last few years as information technology specialists realized that the Internet had resulted in products and techniques that would benefit users of a company LAN.
		Support for the deployment of an intranet was critical to generating acceptable returns.
	www.bccks.com /technology/sis.php (296 words)

	BAI Online \| Banking Strategies \| Intranet Upgrade (Print Version)
		Information is coming into the intranet from many different areas of the bank now, which imposes a strain on the information handlers, typically the corporate communications department.
		The potential efficiencies of an intranet are often hurt by time and resource constraints, while the agendas of individual departments make it difficult to move in a common direction.
		With intranets, HR employees are shifting their attention from paper shuffling, data input and answering the telephone to employee retention, training and recruitment.
	www.bai.org /bankingstrategies/2002-nov-dec/intranet/print.asp (2070 words)

	Practical Solutions for Business Intranets
		Intranets can be a cost effective alternative to investing in new systems because they leverage the investment in existing information systems including network infrastructure, workstations, servers and legacy application systems.
		Intranet technologies provide a common application development platform and an intuitive user environment that allows organizations to deploy applications much faster and at dramatically lower operating costs.
		Intranets also permit external business partners, shareholders and analysts to have limited access to financial data to build tighter relationships with these constituencies and provide them with timely, accurate information.
	www.dynamicnet.net /news/white_papers/practicalintranets.htm (6284 words)

	Wired West vol. 2, no. 3 - RealContent
		Intranets have the capacity to elevate an enterprise to a new plateau of innovation and success.
		The next big wave in Intranet development is in the emerging area of enterprise knowledge management - the art of increasing the capacity of the organization to make better decisions, innovate and to increase the value of each and every employee in terms of their knowledge and competencies.
		Enterprises that are further along the Intranet curve are discovering there is a pay-off to their Intranet strategies while those just beginning are merely dreaming of hard results.
	www.sla.org /chapter/cwcn/wwest/v2n3/sarealc.htm (1390 words)

	Sales Marketing Network: Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Internet and intranets were used by 25.5 percent and 43.6 percent respectively, and are projected to grow to 63 percent and 86 percent respectively by 2000.
		Intranet sites are designed for internal use by a company, not customers or casual users.
		Most company personnel already have their computers tied into the company's network, so accessing a new intranet does not require any additional effort on the part of the IS department, other than to provide a way for the site to be shared by those on the network.
	www.info-now.com /article11 (4075 words)

	Running Man, Inc. - Intranets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		An Intranet is a private computer network that uses Internet standards and protocols to enable members of an organization to communicate and collaborate more efficiently with one another, thereby increasing productivity.
		Simply put, an Intranet is a corporate-wide Web site that is restricted to members of the organization, and protected from the reach of the general public.
		An Intranet can reach across a building, a campus, or around the world; however, access is limited to the users of the organization.
	www.runningman.com /intranets.html (353 words)

	Developing Your Intranet Strategy and Plan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		FFECTIVELY DEPLOYING AN INTRANET REQUIRES planning, collaboration and technical work to make the Web easily used by non-technical staff, and to effectively manage the large amounts of information that exist in an enterprise.
		This presentation is an outline of the work required, and has been generalized to meet the needs of a large audience.
		For more information on this topic, see "Intranet Trends" by Tim Horgan, "Where to Begin", from CIO WebBusiness, and the Intranet/Extranet Research Center.
	www.cio.com /WebMaster/strategy (214 words)

	Interview from Intranets What's the Bottom Line
		Now in August of 1994 intranet technology did not have anywhere near enough functionality to compete with Notes, but it was apparent that the velocity of development was so fast that within a year intranets would be able to hold their own in a direct confrontation.
		In April of 1995 the intranet appeared on the Notes radar screen, and by the fall of 1995 (one year after our focus groups) the intranet was considered by many to be the winner.
		I think he's playing multiple strategies right now, and his preferred strategy is to use this movement to grab a bigger share of the application market, and then use his near monopoly market share to migrate as many of the key pieces back into his proprietary control as soon as possible.
	www.iorg.com /papers/randy.html (4324 words)

	Amazon.com: Intranet Business Strategies: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Revealing the best intranet uses, including its advantages and disadvantages, the book explores how an intranet will fit into the organization, who is going to use it, what it should look like, and other practical strategic issues.
		There are no strategies at all, rather a set of high level, very glib statements about the fact that "you should sell the Intranet internally" (where else would you sell it?) and "the four stages of a team".
		Perhaps I was hoping for too much in a book called "Intranet Business Strategies", and so the only redeeming feature of this book is that if you know nothing about an Intranet (from basic people management, technology, or perhaps even putting an agenda together for a meeting), then this is the book for you.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0471163740?v=glance (1164 words)

	KM Blog:
		As in previous years, the conference encompasses programs on strategies, practices, processes, tools and solutions for enterprise knowledge networks.
		"Intranets 2003 - "Now in its fifth year, Intranets 2003 addresses the management, implementation and business implications of the next generation of collaborative intranet and portal development and technology.
		Conference sessions will cover strategies and case studies for preparing, implementing, and sustaining intranets and portals, practical methodologies for design, content management solutions and software, and ROI and the business of content collaboration.
	www.gslis.utexas.edu /~i385tkms/blog/archives/000017.html (266 words)

	Intranet Focus Ltd
		We develop content management and intranet strategies based on information audits, advise on information architecture design and implementation, and the selection of content management and search software.
		This book provides step-by-step guidance on how to develop a content management strategy, sets out the elements of a content management system and provides advice on the specification, selection and implementation of content management software.
		Martin's Intranet Blog with reviews, comments, news and analysis, will be returning later in 2005.
	www.intranetfocus.com (119 words)

	ISNAR - Knowledge Base on Information and Communication Technologies - Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Intranets are everywhere it seems: they have become the buzz word for the year, and maybe for the remainder of the millennium.
		Such restructuring in terms of the educational process, university administration, faculty and student roles is discussed in the context of changes and challenges in the era of information technology.
		Along the way, we examine how Intranets relate to management philosophies, the roles and organizational forums required to maintain effective content, the logical architecture of content, issues and strategies for security and availability, implementation specifics, changes in work routines, the evolution of web-based applications and the future of Intranets.
	www.isnar.cgiar.org /kb/PrintVersion.cfm?I=2765&P=1 (9926 words)

	Business Geographics Aug 98 - Book Review: Intranet Business Strategies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Intranet Business Strategies reveals how the intranet promotes and quickly recognizes contributions, changes, and goals at the individual and departmental levels, as well as throughout the organization.
		It also discusses several companies that have built intranets, detailing the processes of how their intranets were created, are being used and what their future planned uses are.
		The intranet team becomes integral to the process, because it is the means to fully develop and support other departments and personnel involved in publishing.
	www.geoplace.com /bg/1998/0898/898bkrev.asp (706 words)

	Digital Web Magazine - Three approaches to Intranet Strategy
		A knowledge management approach to Intranets is one that seeks to use the Intranet to find and organize all of the information that resides within an organization.
		For example, an Intranet used for knowledge management may have an area where employees can discuss and collaborate on documents; or, an Intranet may be focused on allowing employees to complete tasks online, but also providing them with a knowledge repository to assist them in completing their task.
		Intranet growth need not be restricted to these categories, but understanding their purposes, differences, and benefits can help to make an Intranet more useful and help a team, department, or organization more quickly and easily reach their goals.
	www.digital-web.com /columns/ianythinggoes/ianythinggoes_2003-03.shtml (916 words)

	Sharing Information in Your Company: Is It Time for an Intranet?
		Large companies are rapidly adopting the use of intranets to ensure that information is accessible to analysts and decision makers whenever they need it.
		With this in mind, an intranet might not be a viable option at the present time; however, a steady growth of business might call for an application that can aid in the delivery of information to individuals making vital decisions.
		Intranets can give small businesses the power to store, share, and disseminate information within their companies to gain a competitive advantage when it comes to business intelligence.
	www.powerhomebiz.com /vol65/intranet.htm (1615 words)

	SOFTBANK Forums Announces Research Confirming That Internet/Intranet Technology is Fueling a Buying Revolution
		Interviewees were involved with their companies' Internet/intranet activities and strategies and represented companies of 1,000 or more employees.
		Seventeen percent of the surveyed companies are this year spending at least $1 million on intranet and another $1 million on Internet-related activities.
		Intranet Strategies Are Being Driven from the Top Down: * Among surveyed companies, the person who most influences overall intranet strategy is the CIO or VP of Information Systems (69 percent), followed by the MIS director or network manager (67 percent).
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/81406&EDATE= (779 words)

	Companies Expanding Intranet Uses
		Intranets are increasingly becoming an integral component of an organization's information technology infrastructure, according to a survey by International Data Corp.
		However, the survey also showed applications such as data conferencing that played less significant roles on intranets in the past are playing a more significant role this year and are being used more often.
		"Whether or not the intranet is responsible for transforming the insular information-hoarding mentality that has established itself over many years in business, it is clear that intranets enable better information sharing," said Ian Campbell, VP of IDC's collaborative technologies group.
	www.internetnews.com /ent-news/print.php/7_192601 (303 words)

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		Rachel Alexander (rachel@alexanderw4.freeserve.co.uk) is a U.K. intranet consultant specializing in developing intranet strategies and implementing intranet improvements as champion of the users and publishers.
		While reviewing intranets, I often come across instances where a team knows that they need to communicate information with the rest of the organization, but to do so, they publish all of their paper materials.
		This is when intranet managers should begin to rethink things like navigation, content, and overall look and feel.
	www.intranetstoday.com /About/Author.aspx?AuthorID=155 (332 words)

	Resources on Internet, Ecommerce and Related Subjects
		With the enormous array of Internet resources, our focus is on those sites helpful to knowledge-based organizations wanting to use intranets, extranets and the Internet for strategic and marketing purposes.
		Web-Weaving: intranets, extranets and strategic alliances, Peter Lloyd and Paula Boyle, Butterworth-Heinemann (1998).
		A collection of contributions covering key Internet developments and how they are changing the various webs of relationships - inside organizations (intranets), outside organizations (extranets) and between organizations (strategic alliances).
	www.skyrme.com /resource/intres.htm (1185 words)

	Intranet Business Strategies:Hills, Mellanie:0471163740:eCampus.com
		Intranets are an economical, easy to use, and secure way to bring the many benefits of the World Wide Web to your company.
		Intranet Business Strategies is for business and IT managers interested in helping their companies profit from the many advantages of a private, Web-based network.
		It's also a complete, step-by-step guide for all those involved in planning and implementing their organization's intranet.
	www.ecampus.com /bk_detail.asp?isbn=0471163740 (107 words)

	The Microsoft Office 60 Minute Intranet Kit
		Microsoft's approach to an "instant" Intranet is by combining Office 97 on every user desktop with FrontPage to create the Intranet site and free prebuilt solutions and customizable intranet modules from the Microsoft Intranet Kit.
		Most Intranet strategies stress universal access through browser technology; all of the application function runs on the web server (or another networked server); this means users do not have to use any common application software on the desktop.
		All of the templates and modules are customizable and the intranet modules may be combined by the user/designer to create his own business solution.
	www.wohl.com /wa0100.htm (590 words)

	Running Man, Inc. - Intranet Strategies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Intranet projects can range from small offices sharing basic information to massive global organizations allocating resources and planning product delivery.
		Intranets can be designed from scratch, or purchased as a pre-designed bundle.
		Contact us to schedule a time to discuss your Intranet needs, complete our services information form for your own Intranet consultation.
	www.runningman.com /intranet_strategies.html (130 words)

	Intranet Design News Brief
		have known all along: that intranets are increasingly becoming an integral component of an organization's information technology infrastructure, and that the roster of mission-critical intranet applications is expanding.
		However, the survey showed applications such as data conferencing that formerly played less significant roles on intranets are taking on greater significance this year and being used more often.
		IDC's report, titled "U.S. Intranet Usage and User Intentions, 1998-1999" (IDC #B19643), explores current and expected intranet use, intranet applications, and intranet spending in the U.S. For further information visit www.idc.com.
	www.intranetjournal.com /news/blurb635.html (364 words)

	Hellriegel InfoTrac Resources Ch16
		Organizations should promote their intranet strategies with a support strategy designed to address concerns related to user disenfranchisement, ownership and access.
		Moreover, effective scanning of the environment is seen as necessary to the successful alignment of competitive strategies with environmental requirements and the achievement of outstanding performance.
		Companies are more likely to implement their strategy effectively if they have the proper structures and systems in place.
	www.swlearning.com /management/hellriegel/hellriegel_ob/infotrac_ch16.html (2508 words)

	A day at the intranet, with Oracle \| CNET News.com
		For software vendors, having an intranet strategy day has become de rigeur as vendors focus their efforts on the more lucrative and better-equipped corporate, rather than consumer, market.
		But in most cases, their intranet strategies represent a new spin on the same old Internet products.
		One analyst was impressed by Oracle's intranet vision, saying that the company's familiarity with the back end of client server applications is its strong suit.
	news.com.com /A+...+the+intranet,+with+Oracle/2100-1023_3-217580.html (891 words)

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