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• Providing personalized content using IBM Web Content Manager and the Personalization engine

  Personalized content is highly demanded in all content-driven portals to better guide you to your area of interest; for example, a corporate portal would display alerts for managers other than those for employees, and an Airlines portal would better display holiday offers for destinations to which you can fly from your current location

• Migrating to IBM Web Content Manager: A case study

  This article describes an approach for migrating to IBM Web Content Manager V7, based on customer experiences, addressing topics including process, tooling, and mapping concepts.

• Creating a site structure in one click

  Read about a simple solution that enables you to define site structures in Lotus Web Content Management in an automated fashion. This solution saves time on a time-consuming and monotonous task.

• IBM Web Content Management: The enhanced security model simplified

  Using WebSphere Portal and Lotus Web Content Management, you can restrict access to selected users, groups to the views in an authoring portlet, the items managed by the authoring portlet, and to elements and pages displayed in a Web site.

• WebSphere Portal and Lotus Web Content Management search: Essentials and best practices

  Review search artifacts and the best practices for realizing optimal search performance and scalability.

• Build your WebSphere Portal and Lotus Web Content Management demos in the cloud with a no-charge developer edition

  Develop your applications on Amazon EC2, an Amazon Web service, using a public version of WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web Content Management Standard Edition developer AMI

• Building a Web site using Lotus Web Content Management

  IBM Lotus and IBM Redbooks publications have partnered together to show you how to use IBM Lotus Web Content Management to build a Web site.

• Integrating WebSphere Portal search with Web Content Management

  Learn how to use WebSphere Portal search to return results from the Web Content Management server.