The Internet Technology enables integration of networks into a large information systems infrastructure to provide services such as worldwide electronic mail, information movement, remote login and access to databases. The technology can be attained in three ways. The first is to connect individually to the Internet through a local service provider.
Users recieve e-mail independently.
This is usually refered to as Single User Accounts. The cost is typically a flat fee to each subscriber. The second approach is to connect to the Internet through a local service provider as a group of subscribers. This is ideal for an organization with potentially many users, all requiring individual e-mail accounts but not individual connections to the service provider. This is usually refered to as Corporate E-Mail services.