Intranets differ from extranets in that:
A) they allow selected suppliers outside the company limited access to an organization's internal information system.
B) they allow the exchange of mails.
C) they do not use firewalls.
D) they are used for inter-organizational transactions.
E) they do not allow outsiders access to an organization's internal organization system.

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Extranets allow outsiders limited access to a firm's intranet.Intranets, or private Internet networks, are accessible only to employees via entry through electronic firewalls.

Intranets Differ from Extranets in That