What is an Intranet?
An intranet can be thought of as "a private version of the Internet," or as a version of the Internet accessed only by members of an organization. The term first appeared in print on April 19, 1995, in Digital News & Review in an article authored by technical editor Stephen Lawton. By contrast, an extranet lets an organization share data with third party groups such as vendors, consultants and customers.
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