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Intranet Software

Some common Intranet software are as below: 
1) Microsoft SharePoint: Microsoft SharePoint is the dominant software used for creating intranets. Estimates indicate that around 50% of all intranets are developed using SharePoint, however there are many alternatives. 

2) Other Software: Other popular intranet software includes:

 1) Autonomic Corporation 12) Liferay
 2) Atlassian Confluence 13) Lotus Notes
 3) Drupal 14) Open Text
 4) eXo Plateform 15) Plone (software)
 5) IBM Websphere 16) SAP NetWeaver Portal
 6) Intranet Connections 17) Sitecore
 7) Interact Intranet 18) Source Intranet
 8) Claromentis 19) Oracle Fusion Middleware
 9) Intranet Dashboard
 20) ThoughtFarmer
 10) Jive Software 21) Tridion 
11)  Joomla 


Advantages of Intranet Softwares over Other Softwares 
1) Intranet software is much user friendlier, since the users use the browser to do all their jobs.
 
2) No additional software required for users.
 
3) Much easier in the maintenance of the software. Intranet software required only to be installed onto the server; this eliminates the trouble of fixing and re-installing the software on the client side.
 
4) Cheaper in terms of buying vendor software, since the intranet software requires only to be installed on the server.
 
5) One only needs to buy the software needed for the server.
 
6) Easier in upgrading and troubleshooting the problems.

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