Portals – The Basics
Web portals, corporate portals, enterprise portals, Internet portals, intranet portals, and other types of business function and business process portals provide a single point of entry and access, for individuals within a common organization or having specific interests, to content that is directly relevant to that organization or interest. Portals typically contain a content management system, access to commonly used applications and tools, and links to related information sources.
Portals provide numerous sources of business value. Their primary purpose is to provide convenient, 24/7 access to information. However, their value increases substantially when core business applications are integrated with the portal. Companies realize significant reductions in process cycle times, higher levels of quality, lower costs, and better decisions when geographically separate groups and teams collaborate within a portal framework.
Iknow has deep expertise in managing all phases of portal projects, from initial requirements gathering through system deployment. We have worked on projects of various sizes and scopes--from relatively small informational portals for project teams or business functions to the design, development, and implementation of sizable process-based portals involving numerous applications, features, and functionality (e.g., workflow automation and complex review and approval steps, streaming content for market research and competitive intelligence, project and portfolio management, and content management). A few examples of the work we do for our clients include:
Foundation Elements
Content Categorization
Content Search
Content Presentation
Portal Governance and Administration (Creating the processes and organizational enablers for managing and continually improving the portal’s content)
Portal Measurement
Product Vendor Assessment
Why do companies rely on Iknow's consulting advice?
Companies choose Iknow to help them with their portal challenges because Iknow has:
Related Links
Collaboration
Communities of Practice
Content Management
eLearning/Distance Learning
Data Mining
Enterprise Search
Metadata
Taxonomy
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