"intranet site" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a private network or website that is only accessible to a specific group of people within a company or organization. Example: "Employees can access important company documents through the secure intranet site."
Or go on your company's intranet site and look for a health portal.
Later, they can access the policies on the company's intranet site.
Employees of Coca-Cola and its agencies can look at the material on their desktop computers through a link from the worldwide Coca-Cola intranet site.
PepsiCo, based in Purchase, N.Y., has also developed a intranet site that will permit the restaurants to communicate with company headquarters, Big Boy said.
Working with the consultants, Johnson Security created an intranet site to store material for the company's guards, including their schedules and information on company policies.
NHS Orkney said the security of data is not compromised as members access documents through a secure intranet site and the disc drives of the laptops are encrypted and protected with username and password access.
They also use intranet sites for brainstorming and other collaboration, but such uses tend to be restricted to small teams working on specific projects.
The website 9to5Mac verified the leak, and said the passwords provided access to several Foxconn servers, most of them hosting intranet sites for company clients.
According to Steven J. Johnson, a partner with Andersen Consulting, few companies build Intranet sites to capture and spread their e-commerce knowledge as it grows.
IBM's Mr Martinez recalls asking the manager of one of his company's intranet sites who its audience was, and what they needed to know.
Ms. Mathis will continue to be responsible for investor relations, media relations, public relations, community relations, crisis communications, corporate speechwriting, employee communications and the company's Internet and Intranet sites.
