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What is an intranet? |
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Internal |
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An intranet is, by definition, for internal use. |
Web-based |
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Intranets are operated using a web browser, like Firefox or Microsoft Internet Explorer. By
utilizing the browsers already present on most workstations and
PC's, intranets eliminate the need for costly desktop software
installation. Another advantage of intranets is that they can be accessible from any computer that has an internet connection.
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Private and Secure |
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Intranets can employ password protection, encryption and
firewall protection, depending on your security needs.
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Versatile |
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No two businesses are the same, and no two intranets are the
same. Aside from the fact that they are all private and web-based,
intranets vary greatly. Whatever your business needs, Xanthus can
tailor an intranet that will fit like a glove and streamline your
operations.
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What can intranets do? A few examples: |
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Sales and Inventory |
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An intranet can be operated as a cash register, automatically
updating your inventory database. This feature can be built to work
directly with your on-line store.
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Contact Management |
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Using an intranet for contact management helps you provide better service to your customers. Keep track of phone calls,
meetings, follow-up dates and other information.
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Project Management |
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Assign tasks, monitor progress, operate time sheets and much
more.
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Records and Reference |
Email and Messages |
Attendance |
Scheduling |
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