INTERNET,INTRANE

TAND EXTRANET

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INTERNE
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 MEANING OF INTERNET
 Internet is a "network of networks“

 It carry various information and services, such as electronic mail, online

chat, file transfer, and the interlinked Web pages and other documents
of the World Wide Web.

 It is the interconnected computer networks that transmit data by packet

switching using the standard Internet Protocol (IP).

 The internet is a series of computers networked together to serve up

information to the public

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 HOW THE INTERNET WORKS

 Backbone
An Internet high-speed, long distance communications links (like a bus;
wire that connects nodes)

 Uniform resource locator (URL)

An assigned address on the Internet for each computer
E.g., http://www.yorku.ca/

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 ACCESS TO THE INTERNET
 LAN servers
 Local servers can provide access to the Internet through normal
connections (e.g., Ethernet)

 Serial line internet protocol (SLIP) and

Point-to-point protocol (PPP)
 Communications protocol software that transmits packets over
telephone lines, allowing dial-up access to the Internet

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 BENEFITS OF INTERNET
1) E-mail
2) Access Information
3) Shopping
4) Online Chat
5) Downloading Software

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 LIMITATIONS OF INTERNET
 Misuse of Personal Information.

 Spamming

 The internet has also given birth to viruses that can wreck havoc in the
system and cause a lot of damage.

 No process to check information for accuracy.

 Pornography.

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INTRANE
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 MEANING OF INTRANET
An intranet is a private analog of the Internet, or as a private extension of the
Internet confined to an organization.

An intranet is usually described as an internal or restricted access network that is

similar to functionality as the internet, but is only available to an organization
internally.

An intranet is an internal private computer network or connection of one or more

computer networks, whose use and access is restricted to an organization and its
employees

Intranets are organizationally restricted.

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 IMPLEMENTATION OF INTRANET
1. Securing senior management support and funding.

2. Determine your employees' wants.

3. Assign an administrator to manage the internal site. 

4. Make it secure.

5. User involvement in testing and promoting use of intranet.

6. Make it easy to update. 

7. Watch your (programming) language. 

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 BENEFITS OF INTRANET
 Using an intranet to exchange files with other branches, companies or people is
much faster than traditional methods.

 Intranets can enhance the productivity at an organization.

 An intranet can also help associates find data quickly and easy through a browser
interface

 Intranets allow organizations to distribute information to employees on an as-

needed basis

 teamwork is enabled.

 Intranets are being used to deliver tools and applications.

 Intranets are being used as corporate culture-change platforms.

 Intranet is built in an organization, its resources can be shared and employee

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 LIMITATIONS OF AN INTRANET
 Security issues

 Information overload does exist and can take place when too much
data is up on the intranet.

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 BUSINESS APPLICATIONS

 Information Management:

Strategic Decision Support

Enterprise resource management
On-Line Analytical Protocol (OLAP) for data analysis
Financial data reporting system
Time & leave system
Procurement and supply system
Travel system
Employee skills management, teaming

 Marketing:

Promotional presentations (multimedia)

Customer support
Customer surveys

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Workflow:

Distributed development teamwork (detachments, partners)

Process control
Project scheduling and task tracking
Calendars for people and meeting rooms
Process monitoring and data collection
Productivity monitoring
Activity-Based Costing

Communications enhancement:

Secure communications
Security testing and monitoring
Registration form
Internet telephone
Video and teleconferencing
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Document Management:

News
CAD viewer & server
File servers
Forms server
Document management, library
Research support using Intelligent Agents and profiles
Search tools

Training:

Online training
Online testing and certification
Collaborative training

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EXTRANET

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 MEANING OF EXTRANET
 An extranet provides various levels of accessibility to outsiders.

 Extranets are set up by organizations to provide restricted access to

special information.

 Extranets are password protected thus limiting the accessibility to the

site.

 An extranet can be viewed as part of a company’s intranet that is

extended to users outside the company.

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 USES OF EXTRANET
 Exchange large volumes of data using Electronic Data Interchange
(EDI) 

 Share product catalogs exclusively with wholesalers or those "in the

trade" 

 Jointly develop and use training programs with other companies 

 Access services provided by one company to a group of other

companies.

 Share news of common interest exclusively with partner companies.

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 LIMITATIONS OF EXTRANETS

 Extranets are costly to apply and maintain in an organisation.

 There can be lack of communication between employees,clients and

organisation.

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 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INTERNET,INTRANET AND EXTRANET

Basis INTERNET INTRANET EXTRANET

1.Accessibility It’s a global network. It’s a private network. It’s a semi private
network.

2.Users Every single Members of a Members of Group of

individual Particular organizations.
organizations.

3.security unsecure Fully secured Less secure

4.

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CONCLUSION

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QUESTIONS

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