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This book has eight parts. In the first two chapters of Part I, Gary Bivings, Mary Woodell (both of the consulting firm Bivings Woodell), and I introduce the intranet from the perspective of where the Internet ends and the intranet begins. Then we discuss the various information resource uses of an intranet. In the second half of Part I, I examine the differences between intranets and traditional groupware. I then set the foundation for intranets with a detailed background of the client/server relationship.
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