Definition of Intranet
An intranet is a private network accessible only to an organization's staff. It is used to securely share company information, resources, and services among employees. Intranets often include tools like document management systems, collaboration platforms, and internal communication channels.
Intranet is a vital platform for active employees
The intranet serves as a vital platform for employees, enabling seamless communication between staff and the company. It also provides access to essential company information.
Features of the Intranet
- About me: Employee Self Service (ESS) Portal
- Inbox: Centralized hub for all messages and notifications.
- Employee Helpdesk: Submit and track tickets and requests.
- Company Message Board: A wall for company-wide announcements.
- Employee Directory: Find contact information for colleagues.
- Policy Portal: Access all Documents, Policies & Procedures
Who can access the intranet
Every employee can use the intranet. The company does not pay for individual users but pays for a user package based on its size.
The office users can also access the intranet from a menu.