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Self-Service pattern
Users interact with enterprise transactions and data. Customer relationship management applications are an example of this pattern put to use. |
Collaboration pattern
Users collaborate with one another through e-mail, shared documents, and so forth. Example: collaboration across teams on document development. |
Information Aggregation pattern
Users employ tools to extract useful information from large volumes of data, text, images, video, and so forth. This includes Business Intelligence and Knowledge Management. Example: evaluation of user purchasing preferences. |
Extended Enterprise pattern
This pattern enables programmatic links between arms-length businesses (where a trading partner agreement might be appropriate).
Example: supply chain management |
Access Integration pattern
This integration pattern provides a consistent and seamless front end access mechanism to users accessing multiple applications, each with its own potential access mechanism. |
Application Integration pattern
This integration pattern seamlessly connects multiple Business patterns, enabling two or more applications to solve a business problem. Example: integrating the Self-Service pattern with the Information Aggregation pattern to improve the personalization of a customer self-help Web site. |
Electronic Commerce composite pattern
This pattern combines functionality from several other Business patterns to sell goods and services through a catalog using a shopping cart, electronic wallet, or similar software tools. The purchasers may be consumers obtaining products or online buyers purchasing goods from a supplier. |
Pervasive Commerce Portal composite pattern
This pattern includes elements of the Electronic Commerce composite pattern, Portal composite pattern and the Access Integration pattern. |
e-Marketplace composite pattern
e-Marketplaces support multiple buyers and suppliers, creating a trading hub, sell-side hub, or buy-side hub for extensive B2B interaction. The buying function can be performed online or programmatically. |
Portal composite pattern
This Composite pattern can be used to develop highly complex Portal applications that offer multiple services to users at one centralized location. |
Account Access composite pattern
The Account Access composite pattern gives a user a centralized view of personal information relating to an account or accounts held with the host business. |
Integrating Self-Service and Collaboration using WebSphere and Domino
This Custom design provides a variety of methods to integrate Self-Service and Collaboration functionality using different configurations of WebSphere and Domino servers. |
Integrating WebSphere Application Server and SAP Products
This Custom design provides a variety of methods to integrate WebSphere and SAP products, based on business size and functionality needs. |
Non-Functional Requirements custom designs
This Custom design details a set of variations to the demilitarized zone (DMZ) and external network that enable high availability and high performance e-business applications. |
