Intranetti

An intranet is a private network accessible only to an organization's staff. It uses Internet technologies like TCP/IP, HTTP, and FTP to securely share information and computing resources among employees. Intranets are typically used by companies for internal communication, collaboration, and management. They can host a variety of resources, including company news, employee directories, policy documents, training materials, and internal applications. Access to an intranet is usually restricted by firewalls and user authentication to prevent unauthorized access from outside the organization. The primary purpose of an intranet is to improve internal efficiency and communication by providing a centralized platform for information sharing and workflow management. Many organizations use intranets to foster a sense of community and to disseminate important company-wide announcements. The design and functionality of intranets can vary greatly depending on the size and needs of the organization. They are an integral part of modern corporate IT infrastructure.