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Collaboration Technologies: The
Extranet Evolution.
Taylor & Francis. ISBNÂ 0-415-35859-0. Callaghan, J. (2002),
Inside Intranets &
Extranets:
Knowledge Management...
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sometimes contrasted to an
extranet.
While an
intranet is
generally restricted to
employees of the organization,
extranets may also be
accessed by customers...
- them.
Private enterprise networks may use a
combination of
intranets and
extranets. They may also
provide network access to the Internet,
which has no single...
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decentralised independent computers on the Internet, on
corporate intranets or
extranets, or on
other organisation networks.
Because distributed databases store...
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nearly all PDA
models had the
ability to
access the Internet,
intranets or
extranets via Wi-Fi or
wireless WANs, and
since then
generally included a web browser...
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quickly develop and
deploy interactive and
dynamic web sites, intranets,
extranets and web applications. DNN Corp. was
founded in 2006 by the leadership...
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application or
service itself,
which is
generally considered the
larger threat.
Extranet publishing: a
reverse proxy server facing the
Internet can be used to communicate...
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distributors or
resellers outside the
hotel system in one or
several extranets that
belong to
these distributors (online
travel agencies, tour operators...
- to
enabling websites and
portals on the
internet and on
intranets and
extranets, Tiki
contains a
number of
collaboration features allowing it to operate...
- In the
context of site-to-site configurations, the
terms intranet and
extranet are used to
describe two
different use cases. An
intranet site-to-site...
