With the globalisation of business and the speed in which the competitive environment can change, organisations are looking for ways in which to better meet the diverse and often specific information needs of employee, suppliers, customers and other important stakeholders.
More specifically, organisations are looking to provide users with a ‘single view’ of information, aggregate corporate information into one system for detailed reporting purposes, personalise data visualisation to the exact needs of the user and reduce the requirement to log into multiple applications for information retrieval and processing. In response to these challenges, Web portals are cited as an ideal technology choice on which to address these often complex and difficult requirements.
What’s Inside?
- The business drivers for web portals
- Business web portal types
- Identifying user types and team required to deliver project
- Web portal data
- Web portal user buy-in
- Identifying the correct portal software for your organisation
Excerpt
The business case for developing and deploying a Web Portal will often start with a single ‘pain’ or ‘flash point’, but it is important to fully establish the everyday drivers that are creating a very real need for web portal technology.
