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whitepaper Partner Portals - What's in It for Banks2009-01-15 Infosys Technologies
  Portals, as referred herein, are websites that aim to be entry points to the World Wide Web, typically offering search engines and/or links to useful pages, and possibly news or other services. These services are usually provided for free in the hope that users will make the site their default home page or at least visit it often. Popular examples are Yahoo and MSN. Most portals on the Internet exist to generate advertising income for their owners; others may be focused on a specific group of users and may be part of an intranet or extranet. Some may just concentrate on one particular subject, like technology or medicine, and are known as vertical portals.

Tags: Internet and Web, Internet and Web		   
whitepaper The Business Case for Building an Extranet Portal: Explores the Virtues of an Extranet Portal and Highlights SSL VPN Technology as the Ideal Approach for Creating It2008-07-01 Juniper Networks
  This paper will examine the benefits for using access privilege management functionality to deploy an extranet portal, as well as the specific attributes that should be taken into account as such a deployment is considered. They will then look at the use of SSL-based technology to provide a cost-effective, easy-to-manage extranet portal. This paper is ideally suited for IT administrators who are considering deploying an extranet portal. After reading this paper, IT administrators will have a better grasp on how to enable secure access for partners with an extranet portal while having the ability to control their access to specific resources.

Tags: Internet and Web, Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper IBM Wants You to Get Social at Work with Lotus Connections2007-02-02 IBM
  "MySpace for the workplace" could describe the social networking tools that organizations will be seeking in an effort to bring Web 2.0 technologies to work.

This IDC whitepaper looks at how IBM's Lotus Connections is intended to help organizations do that and more, resulting in increased business collaboration workforce productivity.



Tags: Enterprise Planning, Workflow Management, Internet and Web		   
whitepaper The Business Value of Web 2.0 Technology - IBM's vision for tapping the collective knowledge of the extended value chain2007-09-01 IBM
  Ideas and collaboration are the fuel for innovation, and organizations that can tap into their collective creativity have greater potential to leapfrog the competition.

This IBM whitepaper examines the Business Value of Web 2.0 Technology, and details IBM's vision for tapping the collective knowledge of the extended value chain.

Tags: Enterprise Planning, Workflow Management, Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Social Sciences will become more important than IT to IT departments2007-04-26 IBM
  Technology is becoming a fundamentally social medium, bringing employees ever closer together.

However, this is not an environment in which IT professionals can sit back and assume that they've done their job. This Gartner paper from IBM looks at how organisations can harness new social technologies to dramatically raise organizational effectiveness.



Tags: Enterprise Planning, Workflow Management, Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Design of Agent-Based Middleware for Extranet Management2007-06-01 Tohoku University
  This paper proposes a novel, agent-based middleware for efficient management of an extranet. To keep an extranet in full working order, its network connections (e.g., routing, bandwidth assigning, etc.) have to be customized for the specific network services in a particular group. However, such customization work imposes a heavy workload on the extranet administrator, and this makes it very difficult to achieve efficient management of the extranet. To overcome this difficulty, they propose an agent-based middleware between the application layer and the transport layer of the extranet. This middleware controls network connections based on known specifications of the extranet, and thus it provides well-customized network connections for users and extranet applications.

Tags: Software Development Tools, Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper Corporate Portals as Extranet Support for the Construction Industry in Hong Kong and Nearby Regions of China2007-03-01 Hong Kong Polytechnic University
  This paper presents the corporate portals for the construction industry with an aim of solving the collaboration problem in the construction industry in Hong Kong and nearby regions of China. Customized and personalized corporate information, search service, collaboration tools and web services are provided for achieving such an aim. Discussions are provided as to how corporate portals can be used as extranets to support the construction industry. A questionnaire survey with local construction professionals was conducted. From this research result, it is realized that the corporate portals will particularly fit to the needs in the construction industry. In addition, the requirements of the corporate portals are identified.

Tags: Internet and Web		   
whitepaper BEA Whitepaper - State of the Portal Market 2006: Portals and the New Wisdom of the Enterprise2006-09-06 BEA Systems
  In this white paper from BEA, you'll learn how enterprises are enjoying striking business benefits from modern portal technology. The paper provides a synthesis of new and original survey results and recent analyst research. The paper also describes why interoperability between standards like Java and .NET is so important, and how portal technology can help you achieve it.

Tags: Internet and Web, Internet and Web		   
whitepaper ExtraNet System: Reviewing a Web-Based Student Information Tool2006-07-26 Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP)
  The purpose of this paper is to disseminate the process and experiences of a business school developing a web-based information system named the "ExtraNet" - for managing course assessment, recording results, and communicating information to staff, students and external agencies. Using an evaluative methodology, the development process is reviewed and reveals that real-life system development does not follow a clearly defined model but instead is borne from change catalysts such as growth, increased external agency compliance pressures and customer expectations. Finally, this paper provides insight into the complex process of systems development, which may assist other higher education providers in achieving successful outcomes in similar projects.   
whitepaper Best Practices With Extranets for Collaboration2006-05-15 ProjectEDGE.com
  This paper has been using extranets for over ten years for the development of new projects and renovations of existing facilities in the multi-family, commercial, energy and retail industries. During that time, many best practices have come to the surface and have been further refined. This white paper describes a number of those best practices and also includes links to other white papers having more detail about the individual best practices.

Tags: Security Administration		   

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