An extranet allows authorized stakeholders (for example, customers, suppliers, vendors, or business partners) controlled access to parts of the company's intranet, enabling the parties to share ...

First we had intranets and the Internet, and now extranets are taking center stage as companies look to expand on the Internet-based services they can provide customers and business partners. "The new ...

In one form or another, several medium and large law firms have experimented with or adopted extranets. Questions pertaining to costs, hosting, recovery and ease of use are ongoing. But the questions ...

At Supercomm 2005 earlier this month, I hosted a panel on extranets. With the increased reliance on sourced partners, a firm’s extranet can no longer be treated as an afterthought or a junior version ...

Rodney Satterwhite said the 'old' way of deploying extranets – used exclusively for large matters and designed individually – was reactionary, expensive and did not meet with clients' needs. "It is an ...

Having an intranet system is a bare minimum for organizations. But should brands go the extra mile and incorporate an extranet into the mix? As more brands focus on improving employee experience, ...

RFG believes extranets, those managed, private communication networks that provide business partner and customer access to corporate information and other business applications via the Internet and/or ...