The rise of the personal computer and of electronic networking vastly expanded the scope of possibilities open to innovative, productivity-minded businesses. Computer networks offer everything from ...

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 ...

An extranet is a private network that enterprises use to provide trusted third parties -- such as suppliers, vendors, partners, customers and other businesses -- secure, controlled access to business ...

This chapter describes solutions for highly available and reliable extranets. Availability and reliability are key success factors for extranets because by definition extranets are highly visible to ...

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, ...

The objective of this chapter is to discuss the major security challenges and problems of extranets and possible solutions to these security problems. Security is a function of policy and management ...

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 ...