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pg. 1 Intranets and Extranets in Business Internet and Business - strategic business applications. Internet and Business - strategic business applications. Business to Business Business to Business  EDI - computer to computer Industrial Age - corporation, production Industrial Age - corporation, production Information Age - business web, fulfillment Information Age - business web, fulfillment Intranet Revolution Intranet Revolution  Support communication, collaboration and business processes

pg. 2 Intranet Intranet  Characteristics:  Inside an organization – uses Internet technologies  Protected  Accessed via extranet links

pg. 3 Intranets, Extranets, and the Internet CORPORATE INTRANET Engineering Server Internet Web Sites Internet Links Customers Extranet Links H.R. Server Other Company Locations Intranet Links Legacy Data Server Marketing Server Extranet Links Suppliers

pg. 4 Uses Uses  Functions  Training  Customer information  Communication and collaboration  Web publishing

pg. 5

pg. 6 Technology resources Technology resources  TCP/IP  web browsers  HTML/DHTM/XML  Network management and security programs  hypermedia databases  Impressive returns and high paybacks at low costs

pg. 7 Extranets – interconnect intranets Private networks or Internet Business value Web browser technology Business partners Customers Facilitate interactive product development, marketing

pg. 8 Enterprise Collaboration – communicate ideas, share resources, coordinate, collaborate Enterprise Collaboration – communicate ideas, share resources, coordinate, collaborate  Workgroup/Team  Formal, structured  Virtual  Components  Groupware – communication and coordination  Communication tools

pg. 9 Electronic Communications Tools Voice Mail Web Publishing Web Publishing Bulletin Board Systems Bulletin Board Systems Faxing Groupware Electronic Communications Tools

pg. 10 Enterprise Collaboration Tools Data Conferencing Videoconferencing Discussion Forums Electronic Meeting Systems Voice Conferencing Chat Systems Groupware Enterprise Collaboration Tools

pg. 11 Collaborative Work Management Tools Task and Project Management Task and Project Management Calendaring and Scheduling Calendaring and Scheduling Other Joint Work Tools Other Joint Work Tools Knowledge Management Knowledge Management Workflow Systems Workflow Systems Groupware Collaborative Work Management Tools