Internal, organization-wide electronic communication networks are called:
A) email
B) the Internet
C) an intranet
D) voice mail systems

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An intranet is a private network only accessible by those within an organization. It allows for internal communication, document sharing, and collaboration among employees. This differs from email or voice mail systems, which may be used for communication but are not necessarily organization-wide networks. The Internet, while a vast network, is not specific to a single organization.

Internal, Organization-Wide Electronic Communication Networks Are Called