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4 books on Enterprise Portals [PDF]
Updated: February 09, 2024 | 30 |
Books on Enterprise Portals are invaluable resources for startups in the enterprise portal industry, providing a comprehensive understanding of the technologies, strategies, and best practices essential for developing robust and versatile enterprise portal solutions. These publications cover a wide array of topics, including portal development, content management, user experience design, and security, equipping startups with the knowledge required to create user-friendly, secure, and customizable portals. They often include practical case studies and insights from industry experts, enabling startups to learn from successful portal implementations and stay updated on emerging trends in portal technology, such as AI-driven content recommendations and integration with other enterprise systems.
1. User-Centric Application Integration in Enterprise Portal Systems
8211 by Oliver Gmelch
"Exploring the escalating complexity of IT systems due to the proliferation of application scenarios, "User-Centric Application Integration in Enterprise Portal Systems" addresses the challenges arising from the significant increase in the number of IT systems and the subsequent need for integration. In the realm of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), which aims to provide a consolidated view of diverse application systems, new challenges emerge with the advent of cloud-based services. Focusing on the dynamic landscape of inter-organizational networks characterized by rapid setup times and short time to market for innovative products, the book advocates for the seamless integration of portal systems as intermediaries between providers and consumers. It presents a generic architecture as a blueprint for future implementations, emphasizing a user-centric approach to external service integration. By prioritizing user needs and ensuring secure communication facilities, the book aims to enhance productivity and user satisfaction within networked enterprises."
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2. Enterprise Information Portals and Knowledge Management
2007 by Joseph M. Firestone
"Enterprise Information Portals and Knowledge Management" by Joseph M. Firestone, a pioneering expert in the field and the originator of the Enterprise Knowledge Portal concept, delves into uncharted territory and offers a forward-looking, practical approach to understanding the Enterprise Information Portal (EIP) as knowledge management's potential game-changer. Covering a broad spectrum of topics, Firestone explores functional EIP applications, cost and benefit estimation, variations in technical architecture, the role of intelligent agents, the essence of knowledge management, and the segmentation of portal products. The book also includes case studies, addressing the future trajectory of the EIP space. With a unique methodology for estimating benefits and costs, this comprehensive guide is a vital resource for those seeking a clear and insightful overview of EIPs and their intricate relationship with knowledge management, including the evolving role of software agents and the impact of XML on portal architecture."
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3. Building and Managing Enterprise-Wide Portals
2005 by Polgar, Jana, Bram, Robert Mark, Polgar, Tony
"Exploring the realms of portals and grid networks, 'Building and Managing Enterprise-Wide Portals' delves into the technological intricacies while unraveling the evolutionary history of grid technology. This comprehensive guide empowers readers with the insights needed to make informed managerial decisions. Covering next-generation computing platforms and the global cyber-infrastructure's role in tackling large-scale challenges across science, engineering, and business, the book touches on diverse topics, from deployment considerations to tools for creating and managing grid and portal applications. It also navigates through web technologies like EJB and servlets, drawing comparisons with portals and grids, and offering guidance on addressing various analysis and design challenges."
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4. The E-Business Workplace: Discovering the Power of Enterprise Portals
2001 by PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP, SAP AG
Unlock the potential of the e-business workplace with insights from "The E-Business Workplace: Discovering the Power of Enterprise Portals," authored by consultants from PricewaterhouseCoopers and SAP. Tailored for executives and managers across diverse industries, this book decodes the transformative impact of user-oriented, people-friendly technology on organizational dynamics. Delving into critical questions such as the shift from integration to collaboration, the advantages of people-friendly technology, and the role of workplace technology in adding value, the authors provide practical answers supported by real-world examples. Addressing the nuances of roles versus jobs, the selection of suitable workplace technology software, and the role of e-business workplace in managing change, the book offers a comprehensive guide to leveraging this crucial technology for organizational success in today's Internet-enabled economy.
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1. User-Centric Application Integration in Enterprise Portal Systems
8211 by Oliver Gmelch
"Exploring the escalating complexity of IT systems due to the proliferation of application scenarios, "User-Centric Application Integration in Enterprise Portal Systems" addresses the challenges arising from the significant increase in the number of IT systems and the subsequent need for integration. In the realm of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), which aims to provide a consolidated view of diverse application systems, new challenges emerge with the advent of cloud-based services. Focusing on the dynamic landscape of inter-organizational networks characterized by rapid setup times and short time to market for innovative products, the book advocates for the seamless integration of portal systems as intermediaries between providers and consumers. It presents a generic architecture as a blueprint for future implementations, emphasizing a user-centric approach to external service integration. By prioritizing user needs and ensuring secure communication facilities, the book aims to enhance productivity and user satisfaction within networked enterprises."
Download PDF
2. Enterprise Information Portals and Knowledge Management
2007 by Joseph M. Firestone
"Enterprise Information Portals and Knowledge Management" by Joseph M. Firestone, a pioneering expert in the field and the originator of the Enterprise Knowledge Portal concept, delves into uncharted territory and offers a forward-looking, practical approach to understanding the Enterprise Information Portal (EIP) as knowledge management's potential game-changer. Covering a broad spectrum of topics, Firestone explores functional EIP applications, cost and benefit estimation, variations in technical architecture, the role of intelligent agents, the essence of knowledge management, and the segmentation of portal products. The book also includes case studies, addressing the future trajectory of the EIP space. With a unique methodology for estimating benefits and costs, this comprehensive guide is a vital resource for those seeking a clear and insightful overview of EIPs and their intricate relationship with knowledge management, including the evolving role of software agents and the impact of XML on portal architecture."
Download PDF
3. Building and Managing Enterprise-Wide Portals
2005 by Polgar, Jana, Bram, Robert Mark, Polgar, Tony
"Exploring the realms of portals and grid networks, 'Building and Managing Enterprise-Wide Portals' delves into the technological intricacies while unraveling the evolutionary history of grid technology. This comprehensive guide empowers readers with the insights needed to make informed managerial decisions. Covering next-generation computing platforms and the global cyber-infrastructure's role in tackling large-scale challenges across science, engineering, and business, the book touches on diverse topics, from deployment considerations to tools for creating and managing grid and portal applications. It also navigates through web technologies like EJB and servlets, drawing comparisons with portals and grids, and offering guidance on addressing various analysis and design challenges."
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4. The E-Business Workplace: Discovering the Power of Enterprise Portals
2001 by PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP, SAP AG
Unlock the potential of the e-business workplace with insights from "The E-Business Workplace: Discovering the Power of Enterprise Portals," authored by consultants from PricewaterhouseCoopers and SAP. Tailored for executives and managers across diverse industries, this book decodes the transformative impact of user-oriented, people-friendly technology on organizational dynamics. Delving into critical questions such as the shift from integration to collaboration, the advantages of people-friendly technology, and the role of workplace technology in adding value, the authors provide practical answers supported by real-world examples. Addressing the nuances of roles versus jobs, the selection of suitable workplace technology software, and the role of e-business workplace in managing change, the book offers a comprehensive guide to leveraging this crucial technology for organizational success in today's Internet-enabled economy.
Download PDF
How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
3. Click "Download Book" icon and select PDF*
* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
