The document discusses the history and features of using an intranet within a company. It traces the evolution of intranets from mainframes in the 1960s to today's networks that unify a company's network using internet technology. An intranet is a private network that uses standard internet protocols like TCP/IP to share email, bulletins, calendars, and other applications between a company's computers. Intranets allow companies to systematically share business information and use internet-based software internally.

1. Using an Intranet Within a
Company
● History of Intranet
● What an Intranet?
● What can we introduce on Intranet?
● Feature of Intranet

2. History of Intranet
● 1960s - In the days of Mainframe
● 1970s - The birth of the personal computer
● 1980s - A company network of IBM and Novell
● 1990s - The price reduction of the company
network by opening
● 2000s - The unification of the company network
by the Intranet

3. What is Intranet?
● Network in enterprise constructed by using
technology of Internet standard including
communication protocol TCP/IP Intranet.

4. What can we introduce on Intranet?
● E-mail
● Electronic bulletin board
● Scheduling management
● Web application that synchronizes with
business information data base

5. Feature of Intranet
● Systematically, it is
an in-house
limitation.
● What prepared for
the Internet can be
used as it is as
software.

6. References
● e-Words(http://e-words.jp/)
● google(http://www.google.co.jp/)
● yahoo(http://www.yahoo.co.jp/)
● Wikipedia(http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/)