At 09:10 PM 02/23/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>I've got the following situation:
>
>A real-estate company wants us to develop a suite of browser based
>applications for managing listings, client contact management, billing, etc.
>These applications would be used primarily in-house, but could be accessed
>by employees working from their homes or while traveling, so I guess the
>buzzword to apply to this setup would be 'extranet'. The dbms that will be
>used is MS SQL 7, possibly SQL 2000.
I'm gonna be annoying. But, this is still an intranet. An extranet
would be for 'non-employees.' A common example is when a company
manufacturers a product, but does not sell them directly to customers. The
product is distributed through an dealer channel (independent of the main
company). The put up a site for the dealers, but not for the public.
Unfortunately, I don't have anything else to add to your problems...
Too many buzzwords...
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