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In the earliest stages of the commercial development of the Internet, companies rushed online, moving large segments of their marketing operations to the digital stage. This was a good way of reaching customers, as they could access a much larger audience with smaller capital investments, and enjoyed more flexibility than in broadcast or print channels. Soon e-commerce began to flourish, showering companies with even greater returns. Since public web sites were having such a positive impact on the corporate balance sheet, businesses decided to search for other ways to benefit from the lessons and technologies from their early Internet initiatives.
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Pappas, F. (2003). Extranets. In: Practical Intranet Development. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-5354-9_15
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