Like the Internet itself, intranets and extranets are used to share information. The Web, it turns out, is an inexpensive yet powerful alternative to other forms of internal communications, including conventional computer setups. One of an intranet's most obvious virtues is its ability to slash the need for paper. Because Web browsers run on any type of computer, the same electronic information can be viewed by any employee. That means all sorts of documents--internal phone books, procedure manuals, training materials, requisition forms--can be converted to electronic form on the Web and constantly updated for almost nothing.

But intranets can do something far more important. By presenting information in the same way to every computer, they can do what computer and software makers have frequently promised but never actually delivered: pull all the computers, software, and databases that dot the corporate landscape into a single system that enables employees find information wherever it resides.

For background information on Intranets & Extranets, check our FAQ section.

Some of the intranet products that we provide are:

• ASPPortal(No License fees, runs on Windows)
• Plone(No License fees, runs on Windows & Linux)
• DotNet Nuke(No License fees, runs on Windows)
• Sharepoint Portal(License fees may apply, runs on Windows)