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Collaborative Strategies surveyed 100 Fortune 1000firms in the U.S. on the use of internet tools. Thestudy also focused on how these organizations awusing inter/intranet tools to support electroniccollaboration today and their goals for the future.These interviews revealed several important trends;companies are collaborating more on intranets thanon the internet, 1P networks will experience dramaticgrowth over the next two years, companies mcautiously moving their mission critical applicationsonto IP networks and many of these applications willbe active by 1998. There is a discrepancy betweenpeople's perceptions of the relative cost to build acollaborative web site and. a Notes site. We alsoexamined some factors companies see as impedimentsto electronic collaboration.