Internet: At a Glance

The Wall Street Journal described the Internet in a Nov. 14, 1994, story as: "... the chain of networks that is generally the easiest and cheapest way of business processes to communicate electronically with the outside world." [1] This is however, a corporation's point of view. From a user's point of view, You can reach anywhere without paying extra for distance. You can search for and find an incredible variety of things and you can bring what you find …

…used to provide the required information to authentic users. The use of digital signed e-mails will minimize the openness of the personal information. Organizations must systematically identify where their data are located, which groups are responsible for maintaining each piece of data and which individuals and groups are allowed to access and use that data. They need to develop specific policies and procedures to ensure that their data are accurate, available only to authorized users.[2]