The Implications of an Extranet on the Business Model

Impact of extranet on business model (graph not available) Purpose of the report The purpose of this report is to provide an extranet's strategic impact on our business model over the next three years. It should be understood that this business model uses an intranet system. Topic Background When discussing web-based technologies, you need to consider three different methods: the Internet, intranet, and extranet. Internet The Internet is a public global network based on the Internet Protocol (IP) and related standards (http://www.teleshuttle.com/media/extradef.htm).

This report is designed to address these problems in transaction process networks (business tools that integrate the Internet, intranets, and extranet technologies). First, the report introduces the Internet, intranet, and extranet. It then continues to provide a brief description of the trading process network. Later, this survey critically examines the positive and negative impacts of the transaction process network on current business practices and activities. Finally, several important findings were drawn out from the positive influence, and several proposals to overcome the negative influence were proposed next.

The Internet and intranet are not necessarily clear. Also, everything that is mixed is considered an extranet. An extranet is a private intranet (or local network) that connects to the Internet, but only allows access to specific information or access by certain people. Although extranet is a mix of privacy and control that enables intranet, it is also convenience and a lot of information enjoying using the internet. However, the extranet is not perfect. In addition, stakeholders have sufficient time, power, and resources so that they can inappropriately access almost all networks connected to the Internet. If hackers with appropriate skills decide to access the extranet, the problem is not whether they can be accessed through security measures,

An extranet is a private network that securely shares some business information or operations with suppliers, suppliers, partners, customers, or other companies using Internet protocols and public communication systems. When we talk about extranets, we can not forget to mention the Internet and intranet. They have a very close relationship. The first one is the Internet. Anyone can use it. After that, intranet also uses the same easy-to-use Web interface, but we set firewall so that only employee can see information on site. Finally, an extranet was created. It is between the Internet and intranet. Although there is still a firewall, it allows only logged-in external people (business partners, customers, etc.) to log in. To some extent, people can think of the extranet as a private part of the Internet. If the security aspect of the extranet is deleted, it will be just the Internet