Look up: intranet

1. Intranet
   A restricted access network that works like the internet but is not. Usually owned and managed by a corporation, an Intranet enables a company to share its resources with its employees without confidential information being made available to everyone wit
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2. intranet
   An internal computer network to facilitate corporate communications with access limited to a company.
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3. Intranet
   A private internal network based on TCP/IP, usually for the information of staff within a business or an organisation.
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4. Intranet
   Private internet like network, details ...
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5. intranet
   a computer network, based on Internet technology, that is designed to meet the internal needs for sharing information within a single organization or company.
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6. Intranet
   A private network that uses Internet standards and protocols but enables full control within an organisation for the provision of corporate information and services to employees.
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7. intranet
   [n] - a restricted computer network
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8. Intranet
   An in-business Internet.
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9. Intranet
   A private company network based on Internet technologies: Web, e-mail, etc. When accessed from outside, it becomes an extranet.
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10. Intranet
    Essentially a private Internet. It makes use of the same technology as the Internet but is used to establish a network that is private to a company or organisation. It resides behind a ‘firewall` and cannot be accessed by people outside.
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11. Intranet
    Use of Internet-oriented standards, technologies, and products to enhance productivity and to function as a collaborative processing infrastructure within an enterprise.
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12. Intranet
    A network of computers, owned and operated for the private needs of an organisation, which uses the protocols from the Internet Society.
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13. Intranet
    A private Network providing services similar to that of the Internet but either completely private, or connected to the Internet through a Firewall or other limited access scheme
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14. Intranet
    A privately maintained computer network, using the same browser technology and network protocols as the Internet, that can be accessed only by authorised users, typically employees of the organisation that owns it.
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15. Intranet
    A network based on TCP/IP protocols (an internet) belonging to an organization, usually a corporation, accessible only by the organization's members, employees, or others with authorization. An intranet's Web site looks and acts just like any other Web site.
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16. Intranet
    A closed data network linking a fixed number of sites using standard internet protocols
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17. Intranet
    An internal network that uses HTML standards, used as a closed medium for a company.
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18. Intranet
    A private network inside a company or organization that uses the same kinds of software that you would find on the public Internet, but only for internal use.
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19. Intranet
    An internal web site for the use of a company, usually password protected. Used to disseminate internal information such as stock levels and availability.
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20. intranet
    a computer network, based on Internet technology, that is designed to meet the internal needs for sharing information within a single organization or company.
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21. intranet
    the use of World Wide Web technology for the internal communications of a single organisation Category: News-systems and communications
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22. Intranet
    A closed network based on Internet technologies. Typically used by organizations to facilitate information sharing within the organization.
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23. intranet
    noun a restricted computer network; a private network created using World Wide Web software
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24. Intranet
    A form of internal communications by computer. Transnational organisations can use the Intranet to communicate with branches worldwide sharing information on best practice and functions like research and development. The information is encrypted in such a way that only these branches can access the...
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25. intranet
    (from the article `e-commerce`) Businesses often deploy private networks (intranets) for sharing information and collaborating within the company, usually insulated from the ...
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