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Intranet Accesses
The Intranet is a closed Internet (with some accesses from outside - extranet)
Information can be protected through
- Access rules (file/directory-protection, firewall filtering)
- Cryptography
- Within an Intranet the security is higher (thrusted channels)
In
(Teleen Steven L, 1996, "Intranet Organization:Strategies for Managing Change". http://www.intranetjournal.com/library.html) Steven Teleen defines five distinct roles in Intranet content support
- Web Adminitstrator (a new facilitator role not only technological skills required)
- Webmaster (system adminstrator extensions)
- Publishers (determines formal information to be published)
- Editors
- Authors
and the follwing
Organizational roles:
- Web (Policy) Council (Publishers shared by the Web Administrator)
- Editorial Board (at the discretion of the Publishers)
- Web Technical Committee
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