an intranet is an internal company-wide system of computer networks.
an intranet is an internal company-wide system of computer networks.
is an internal company-wide system of computer networks?
an intranet
reliance on cheap or free software enabled intranets to conquer corporate computing. most internal networks use internet protocols and therefore the same technology stack can be used above. relying on technologies developed for the internet, internal company networks benefit from widely used and supported techniques that are simple and inexpensive to build and maintain compared to proprietary solutions. the same concepts and technologies of the internet, such as clients and servers running on the internet protocol suite, build an intranet. in addition to an economy of scale in terms of building, deployment and maintenance costs, one can also recognize an economy of scale in terms of cognitive workload: reusing the same technologies and tools as the world wide web to build an organization-wide web of internal documents makes it familiar and easier both for developers and users. the same server technologies distribute information, the same browser clients are used to access it, corporate information and application present the same uniform hypertext interface.
intraweb
territory-wide system assessment









































the territory-wide system assessment (tsa) is an assessment introduced by the education commission in the report of "reform proposal for the education system in hong kong" in september 2000.









































the "territory-wide system assessment" is held in june every year since 2004 for students of primary 3, primary 6 (implemented in alternate year starting from 2011) and secondary 3. the "territory-wide system assessment" is designed for facilitating learning and teaching after evaluating the average learning standard of the students in the subject of chinese language, english language and mathematics at the end of key stage 1-3.









































section::::introduction.
territory-wide system assessment