By their very nature, information, servers, and clients will be scattered helter-skelter across your intranet. There are many Web management programs, but only a few of them are devoted to the specific problems that an intranet manager encounters. This program enables any authorized person to manage an entire enterprise's Web resources. The good news about this is that Webmasters throughout the company can track page movements across multiple servers and operating systems. Armed with this information, you can easily revise links through the intranet.
Webmasters can also perform revision control and audit Web page production.
The bad news is, even though the program has a hierarchical security system, it's not integrated into a network operating system. Thus, keeping track of who has management and authorial access to your intranet's Web servers and pages is going to be an additional network administration burden. First Floor Software's InfoPilot tries to stand out from the common run of Web servers by providing intranet-centric Web controls. The server itself runs on either the Netscape or Microsoft Internet servers on both Solaris 2.5 and Windows NT 3.51 and higher. InfoPilot's claim to fame is that by using its clients, available for Mac and Windows platforms, you create Web documents that are automatically registered in a corporate information database.