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Examining the Organization's Needs

Many intranets start out as experiments within one department of an organization. Generally, this means that someone has set up a spare computer, loaded it with free software, and plugged it into the corporate network, which is usually a Local Area Network (LAN). While this "build-up" is relatively simple for most organizations, it works only on a small scale, perhaps only for that department. Rolling out a sophisticated or even simple intranet to an entire organization requires much more than a spare computer and a free software program. Knowing an organization's server needs inside and out requires focusing on three areas: initial capacity, scalability, and support.

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