Intranet Solutions Development

Put simply, an intranet is a private computer network that a company would use to allow employees to easily share information. Whereas a company’s website is intended to publicise products and services they offer externally, an intranet (and the information it holds) is only accessible to either employees or other trusted partners with whom a company wishes to share data. Or to put it another way, an intranet is like a private version of the internet, a website (or portal) for the publication and circulation of information within a company.

Geeks create fully bespoke intranet, the scope of which is enormous but some common functions can include :

• A repository for internal documents such as project notes, details of company policies and processes, forms and graphics such as logos.
• A shared calendar detailing, for instance, annual leave – helping people plan holidays that do not conflict with those of their colleagues.
• A source of news about a company. Product or service launches, deals won, new appointments – whatever news a company wishes to circulate amongst its employees.
• A shared contact list with details of clients, customers, suppliers and other partners.
• An index of useful links, either to other areas of an extranet or, if required, to outside resources based on the internet.

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