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Financial Group Internal Bulletin Board
Internal Systems 01/01/2016

Financial Group Internal Bulletin Board

It only runs on the internal network — so it needs no staff roster

2016 | Internal System | Financial group | ASP.NET MVC, C#, LINQ, MSSQL | ~2 months | SA to QA

Developed while employed by a previous organisation; copyright remains with them. Shown here to illustrate technical capability only.

It is a bulletin board

The group wanted somewhere staff could read the company journal, internal notices and benefit offers. The users are employees and the action is reading. Nothing more was needed.

The network boundary is the permission model

The system sits on the internal network only and nothing outside can reach it — so the question of who may read it is already answered a layer below the application. No roster, no accounts, no syncing organisational changes from HR, and no leaver whose login is still open three months later.

But the approach has limits

It works on two conditions: everyone sees the same content, and the use stays inside the network. Break either — departmental visibility, or access from outside — and you have to build accounts and permissions properly. There is no default answer here; you have to ask first.

Financial Group Internal Bulletin Board

FAQ

A place for the group's staff to read the company journal, internal notices and benefit offers. Technology: ASP.NET MVC, C#, LINQ and MSSQL, about two months, SA to QA. It was developed while I was employed by a previous organisation, which holds the copyright.

The system sits on the internal network only, so who may read it is decided at the network layer — no roster, no accounts and no syncing organisational changes from HR.

It depends on everyone seeing the same content and use staying inside the network. Departmental visibility or outside access means building accounts and permissions properly.

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Tell us the thing that is currently costing you the most time. We will tell you whether it is worth building before we talk about how.

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