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whitepaper Intranet and Extranet: Implications for Corporate Information Management2004-05-07 Texas A&M International University
  Information is an organization's blood carrying "Nutrients" for organizational functioning, coordination, and planning. The technologies for managing and distributing information determine how effectively an organization can achieve its goals. The emergence of Intranet and extranet in recent years are revolutionizing the way organizations manage and distribute information, consequently, it will change the organizational structures and business processes. This paper discusses the technology and its implications for corporate information management as well as some management issues.

Tags: Extranet, Intranet		   
whitepaper Intranets: A New Dimension for Library Services2004-01-01 Defence Research & Development Organisation
  This paper is based on the some practical experiences of Indian Rubber Manufacturing Research Association (IRMRA). It gives brief introduction about the intranet, controversies of an intranet, and its library applications. It also gives information about accessing management information, improving internal communications, e-mail, intra mail, collaborative working, communities of interests, discussion groups, electronic forms, internal newsletters, search facilities, training materials, and library applications/access. The use of intranet in providing library services like SDI, CAS and other information management is explained with a schematic diagram.

Tags: Intranet		   
whitepaper Meeting Scalability Requirements for Enterprise Reporting Solutions2003-12-01 Actuate Corporation
  Corporate Web sites have grown up. Evolving from their somewhat humble origins as "Electronic storefronts" for distributing static company and product information to external audiences, today's enterprise Web sites have a much broader set of goals. Many serve up customized intranet portals for internal sales, R&D, marketing, accounting, operations, and other departments. Still others also deliver customized extranet portals for partners, suppliers, distributors, and customers. And many of these sites are integrated with private or public e-business hubs or trading exchanges to enable the company to interact with all of its trading partners seamlessly via the Web.

Tags: Intranet		   
whitepaper ODESeW: Automatic Generation of Knowledge Portals for Intranets and Extranets2003-08-06 Universidad Politecnica de Madrid
  This paper presents ODESeW (Semantic Web Portal based on WebODE platform) as an ontology-based application that automatically generates and manages a knowledge portal for Intranets and Extranets. ODESeW is designed on the top of WebODE ontology engineering platform. This paper shows the service architecture that allows configuring the visualization of ontology-based information for different kinds of users, establishing reading and updating access policies to its content, and performing consistency checking between the portal information and the ontologies underlying it.

Tags: Intranet, Portals		   
whitepaper Putting Your Intranet to Work: 50 Ideas for Department-Specific Applications2002-11-19 Numotion
  Although an Intranet offers many business and technological advantages over traditional networks and client-server solutions, research shows that users do not immediately flock to an Intranet just because it's there. It is up to business managers and IS professionals, working together, to lead the company to the Intranet. This paper includes information to help business managers and IS professionals assume a leadership role in demonstrating the value and problem-solving capabilities of this new technology.   
whitepaper Intranet Learning Tools for NLP2002-09-19 UMIST
  This paper describes experience with the developed of tools for CL education using Java. Some are standalone Java applets and others are clients which connect to a parsing server using a LISP-based backend. The principal benefits are platform independence and reusability rather than world-wide web access, although intranet technology reduces the need for special purpose labs.

Tags: Java, Programming Languages		   
whitepaper Management Intranet: Integrating Web-Based Network Management Applications2002-05-10 Cisco Systems
  An approach to integrating web-based network and device management applications is described which relies upon a centralized repository containing information about managed devices, management applications, users and the privileges which the users have to manipulate these devices and applications. This paper facilitates the creation of a secure, easy-to-use set of cooperating applications, which enable the user to conveniently manage large groups of network infrastructure devices such as routers and switches from one single point of access.   
whitepaper The Impact of the Extranet on Channel Communications and Relationships2001-11-19 University of Gloucestershire
  Whilst suppliers realise that sustainable competitive advantages in distribution channels can be created through long-term relationships with valued distributors, they might not be fully aware of the difficulties in obtaining such a relationship. While the successful deployment of intranets has opened the door to the development of extranets, could extranets assist the collaboration between channel members and improve their communication efficiency which would ultimately lead to better channel relationships? This paper begins with the literature on communication and its links to trust, commitment, co-operation and conflict and then turns to examine how an extranet impacts on communications between channel members. This paper, then, proposes a model to explore the impact of extranet on supplier-distributor relationships.

Tags: Intranet		   
whitepaper Building a SAS Intranet Site2001-07-28 PRA International
  Intranets are now common in both large and small organizations. These internal websites provide a way to present vast quantities of information in an organized and searchable form. This paper describes the construction and implementation of an intranet site developed by the Analysis Programming staff of PRA International in Charlottesville, VA. Methods for content development and display of SAS coding examples are illustrated. Management of SAS coding projects is discussed in terms of how a database-driven website can increase the efficiency of a programming team and lead to a better deliverable product. It is hoped that this paper will stimulate discussion on how intranets may better serve SAS programmers in the pharmaceutical and other industries.

Tags: Programming Languages		   
whitepaper Microsoft Case Study: HR Web2000-07-15 Microsoft
  HR Web is a secure intranet site that provides Microsoft employees with secure access to various benefit enrollment forms, support for investment programs, retirement savings planning, and healthcare. The easy-to-use Web application makes it convenient for employees to electronically submit timecards, report absences, view pay stubs, and access Human Resources (HR) news and information. HR Web is integrated with SAP R/3, Microsoft's enterprise resource planning solution, which increases HR productivity and decreases the time employees spend providing HR with information. With thousands of employees worldwide accessing the online HR portal each month, HR Web has eliminated the use of more than 200 paper forms and associated processing costs - saving Microsoft over a million dollars a year.

Tags: Portals, ERP		   


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