1. INTRANETS DEFINITION (from Cambridge International Dictionary of English) intra- Combining form used to form adjectives meaning 'within' (the stated place or group)Cambridge International Dictionary of English –intra-EU trade –intrafamily disputes Compare inter- (BETWEEN). http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=intra*1%200

2. INTRANETS An intranet is service making use of the technologies of the world wide web (usually HTML over HTTP) to distribute information within a single organisation over it's internal network. Note that the intranet is no longer the network itself, but a service run over it. http://www.ariadne.ac.uk/issue13/what-is/

3. INTRANETS Intranets offer the following application feature set: rapid prototyping (can be measured in hours or days) scalable (start small, build as needs, requirements allow) easy navigation (internal home page provides links to information) accessible via most computing platforms can integrate distributed computing strategy (localized web servers residing closer to the content author) can be tied in to "legacy" information sources (databases, existing word processing documents, groupware databases) extensible to a variety of media types (audio, video, interactive applications)

4. INTRANETS The benefits to these features are many, including: inexpensive to start, requires little investment either in dollars or infrastructure significantly more timely and less expensive than traditional information (paper) delivery distributed computing strategy uses computing resources more effectively users familiar with link metaphor from surfing experiences open platform architecture means large (and increasing) number of add-on applications available

5. INTRANETS Intranets Support Distributed Computing Strategy An additional driver in the growth and speed of this adoption curve is the fact that Intranet applications can fully support a distributed computing strategy - one that places the server and content closer to the owner of that content.

6. Intranets e-mail, Groupware, directory, information sharing, database access, and management that are as powerful

7. Simple Intranet Intranet diagram depiction of a Branch Office connecting to a Corporate Network and information being routed between the corporation’s internal departments and the Branch Office via the Internet.

8. Simple Intranet

9. Intranet Remote Access diagram depiction of a Branch Office and a Mobile User connecting to a Corporate Network and information being routed between the corporation’s internal departments and the Branch Office and Mobile User via the Internet.

10. Intranet

11. companies may further extend these benefits by allowing trusted business partners to access parts of the Intranet. - Extranet. This may take the form of “view only” or it may develop the business to business (B2B) relationship.

12. Intranet England Factory / linen Intranet Florida Extranet Secure CRM Firewall Extranet

13. EXTRANETS Are ‘EXTENDED INTRANETS’ which provide secure links to the intranets of associated companies such as: –Suppliers –Customers – Financial services This platform is ideal for Supply Chain Management (SCM) and Customer Relations Management (CRM)

14. Extranet Extranet diagram depiction of business Customers, Partners, a Remote Site and a Mobile User connecting to a Corporate Network and information being routed between the corporation’s internal departments, and the external entities via the Internet.

15. Extranet

16. Networks Local Area Networks Wide Area Networks

17. INTRANETS / Extranets Challenges Currency security privacy

18. Payments There are several categories of payment, credit card transactions, electronic fund transfers and telephone billing systems. No solution is perfect and each comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. The right choice for you depends upon your specific business requirements.

19. Security security, - different levels of security Who can access what? Who decides access levels? How are they administrated? Privacy – how is it managed - data protection act – who should be allowed to see the data? These services make life easy for IT managers, since everything can be centrally managed, and capabilities like security and directories are built right in.

20. INTRANETS/EXTRANET ACTIVITIES http://www.sita.aero/content/perth-airport-airport- management-solutions Identify where intranets are in place and extranets