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Business value kit: IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory

Leverage your core assets with custom portals

Use this set of non-technical demos, white papers, and reviews to learn how your company can derive the most value from a portal deployment with IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory, which includes tools and technology for rapidly creating, customizing, deploying, and maintaining portlets.

Overview

To derive the most business value from a portal deployment, your company needs to populate your Web portals with custom views or portlets that aggregate data, content, and processes from existing applications. Typically, the majority of these portlets will need to be custom-built in order to incorporate your unique data, business processes, presentation requirements, and organizational structures.

IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory solves the challenges of portlet development with tools and technology for rapidly creating, customizing, deploying, and maintaining portlets. With WebSphere Portlet Factory, developers are able to quickly and easily leverage core assets, automatically assembling them into custom, high-value portlets.

This kit includes non-technical analyst reports, demos, and case studies that demonstrate the business value of WebSphere Portlet Factory.

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Demos:

  • WebSphere Portlet Factory SAP portlet creation
  • WebSphere Portlet Factory for WebSphere Domino portlet creation

White papers, datasheets, and product reviews:

  • Create and maintain IBM WebSphere Portal portlets with IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory tools and technology
  • WebSphere Portlet Factory datasheet
  • Patricia Seybold Group product review of WebSphere Portlet Factory

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