Corporate Portals

The Internet and email have stimulated huge productivity gains for employees. Workers quickly and easily access volumes of research on the Web and correspond with a mouse click. Unfortunately, businesses taking advantage of these tools are increasingly faced with daily onslaughts of spam and unwanted Web traffic.

This paper provides a brief overview of Wiki and its emerging importance in the business marketplace. It describes ways in which many major corporations are taking advantage of this new social software to transform their business practices, and lays out a short set of guidelines to consider before implementing your own Wiki solution.

Implementing a web-based spatial data distribution can be a challenge, but many organizations are doing it successfully and reaping the benefits.

A noted consultant recommends that, to be leaders in their industry, financial companies must implement collaboration technologies such as workflow, instant messaging and virtual workspaces. Download this free white paper to learn more about collaboration in financial markets.

This white paper provides a basic definition of an Internet portal, and then describes a CRM Portal, a portal that is a component of a CRM system. Different kinds of CRM Portals are discussed in terms of who uses these portals and what are they used for.

Organizations have been implementing intranets for a number of years, expecting to gain efficiencies and improve information exchange among their employees. Based on an organization's objectives, an intranet can take many different forms, ranging from a corporate information and communication platform to a pragmatic approach to Knowledge Management. This White Paper specifically focuses on the lifeblood of intranets: content.

This document introduces the reader to the concept of Enterprise Portals as a means of conducting business on the Internet. We continue on to a discussion of the value of using Enterprise Portals, combined with Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) methods, to tie existing processes and applications together to support the Enterprise.

Self-service Web portals enable governments to help citizens obtain information, apply for services and complete transactions more quickly than ever before.  Download this paper to find out how, through the power of Web portals, IBM can help your government agency make information more accessible, and processes more efficient for citizens, businesses and government employees.

Regardless of what department you work in, it is business critical to ensure that your team members have easy and ready access to the latest information and project team members. Whether you work in sales, marketing, human resources, research and development, or any other functional area, you need a centralized virtual place where all of your team members can collaborate in realtime, share ideas and documents and be more productive online.

SOA enables composite applications or collections of services that have been assembled to support a company’s business processes.  Portal and collaboration software delivers the essential people-focused capabilities of the SOA strategy to provide significant value to the organisation.

This white paper will examine the potential of a technological breakthrough to reduce trust-based risks and change the way organizations reach a harmonious balance between consumer privacy and information sharing.

This white paper on Software as a Service (SaaS) highlights the application development shifts that software vendors must go through to accommodate SaaS.

Learn how web services integration enabled Priority Solutions’ clients and vendors to access documents in the SpringCM repository via the company’s self-service Web portal.