EXTRANET
AND INTERNET
According to Tim Eisenhauer, Internet
is a network where employees can create content, communicate, collaborate, get
stuff done, and develop the company culture.
An extranet is like an intranet, but
also provides controlled access to authorized customers, vendors, partners, or
other outside the company.
Extranet,
to understand how an extranet works, it can be helpful to break the word down.
Extra refers to anything that is crucial to your business, yet exists outside
of it such as client, vendors and suppliers. An extranet is basically to allow
these individuals, that is clients, suppliers and partners to communicate with
you and your employees in a closed virtual space. Extranets serve an extremely
important role, as they allow for private communication, collaboration,
knowledge sharing, document sharing and data transfer between organizations.
Intranets and extranets are two
different things, and both can be beneficial to businesses in any industry and
most especially in corporate communication.
In
the past, intranet and extranets were two completely separate entities.
Multiple
programs were typically involved and getting them to communicate and integrated
was be next to impossible in many cases.
As
days goes on these networks become more versatile and useful. This is due to
the reason that technology has advanced at an exponential rate over the course
of just the past decade.
Nowdays,
sharing large files is easier than ever, real time conversations are possible
and sharable calendars help keep everyone on the same page.
There are a great deal of reasons why
it might be beneficial for implementing an extranet;
1.It
increases customer satisfaction.
One
of the key benefit of an extranet is that it can be accessed from any computer
at any time of the day or night. It take place and can be accessed 24/7.
2.
They are highly secure when properly designed.
Always
security is of utmost importance, without security it will be a disaster.
Therefore, with extranet things become secured.
For
example, emails.
3.
An extranet can streamline repetitive communication processes.
When
communicating with someone for instance by using email or phone as a conduit,
all of your conversation can be well designed and secured in a private network
in a virtual space. And also those communications can be stored in one place.
Extranets
and intranets are no longer mutually exclusive, and they are highly beneficial when
properly implemented. With social intranet software, you can ensure that both
internal and external processes are carried out in a smooth manner.
Generally, learning how to use social
intranet software is easy and the sooner you get started, the more your
communication and business benefit and grow.
BY KYEJU DIANA
BAPRM 42589
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