intranet
noun
in·tra·net
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Definition of intranet
: a network operating like the World Wide Web but having access restricted to a limited group of authorized users (such as employees of a company)
Examples of intranet in a Sentence
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Check your employment contract, company handbook or intranet for details about compassionate leave. — Kayleigh Roberts, Marie Claire, "Kate Middleton Took a Week of Bereavement Leave from Work to Process Her 2007 Breakup with Prince William," 8 June 2019 This account was compiled through interviews with dozens of former and current employees, business partners, corporate and court records, internal company memos and intranet posts. — Natasha Khan, WSJ, "The Public Face of Huawei’s Global Fight," 19 Jan. 2019 The intranet features various internal corporate communications from Delos that had previously been leaked through an early iteration of the Delos, Inc. site. — Bryan Bishop, The Verge, "A guide to Westworld’s viral marketing, for fans who don’t want to translate binary code," 6 Apr. 2018 The devices will also come loaded with safety and service information, and allow attendants to access their company email as well as United's intranet. — Emily Price, Popular Mechanics, "You Might Buy Your Next In-Flight Cocktail With an iPhone 6 Plus," 11 Dec. 2014 Deutsche Bank AG, with some 30,000 employees eligible, received 134 inquiries during the first quarter, even though Germany’s biggest lender has ready-made forms on its employee intranet site. — Elisabeth Behrmann, Bloomberg.com, "Germany’s Big Pay-Gap Problem," 3 June 2018 SharePoint is primarily used by businesses to organize documents, build intranet sites, and manage content internally. — Tom Warren, The Verge, "Microsoft is bringing the SharePoint work environment to virtual reality headsets," 21 May 2018 In China, for instance, the government controls what people can find on the intranet. — Denise Coffey, Courant Community, "Pomfret School Alumni Share Thoughts On Trump, Putin, Jinping," 21 May 2018 Google’s employee intranet is filled with tools enabling its 80,000 employees to broadcast their opinions. — Douglas Macmillan, WSJ, "Google vs. Google: How Nonstop Political Arguments Rule Its Workplace," 1 May 2018These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'intranet.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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intranet
noun
English Language Learners Definition of intranet
computers
: a network that works like the Internet but can only be used by certain people (such as the employees of a company)
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