Websphere Portal
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To optimize workforce productivity, IT managers are asked to provide each user with the integrated tools they need to access information and work efficiently. To manage costs, IT needs to deliver these tools while minimizing integration, deployment and management expenses. A typical organization relies on countless software applications to drive workforce productivity - from mainstays such as email, enterprise instant messaging and office productivity tools to ERP, CRM and knowledge management applications, to systems for financials, purchasing, customer service, billing and more. Often times these systems exist separately, but users need to combine them, and the information they contain, to find answers, make decisions and complete tasks. The solution is the comprehensive, collaborative platform, WebSphere Portal.
Exceed user expectations with a rich, responsive user interface
Today's Internet-savvy users expect Web applications to deliver a richer, more compelling experience. WebSphere Portal software includes Web 2.0 capabilities that help reduce or eliminate total page reloads and enable a single point of access, allowing employees to be more efficient. The collaborative solution also features live text semantic tagging capabilities that give users quick and direct access to additional, contextual information â?? with fewer clicks and less navigation.
Respond more quickly to new business opportunities
Rapidly changing business requirements can create new opportunities. WebSphere Portal software includes features that make it easy for you to reuse your existing Web-based assets and IT investments so you can respond quickly.
Reduce deployment costs, complexity and maintenance
Controlling deployment costs and ensuring application availability and responsiveness are top priorities for almost every company. IBM therefore strives to provide innovations to make it easier to deploy and maintain your Web portals. WebSphere Portal software includes site management features to reduce time from staging to production. Plus, an advanced performance monitoring infrastructure allows you to monitor Portal performance during development so you can address performance issues before moving to production.
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Configuring a dynamic MQ endpoint using WebSphere ESB and WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
This article shows you how to configure a WebSphere MQ endpoint in WebSphere Service Registry and Repository that will be dynamically selected at runtime from within a WebSphere ESB mediation module. Full Story
Convert single-tenant applications into multi-tenant applications
The authors share experiences gained from their work converting single-tenant SOA application into multi-tenant cloud solutions; these best practices are packaged into seven important tips. Full Story
Get started with IBM ILOG CPLEX Enterprise Server
The IBM ILOG CPLEX Enterprise Server, a new feature of IBM ILOG CPLEX Optimization Studio 12.4, allows remote, concurrent, queued, multi-user solving for OPL applications. Learn about the architecture of CPLEX Enterprise Server and implement its CPLEX optimization solution as a client application in Java. Full Story
Accessing external data in a rules application
Although it is generally recommended that external application data not be accessed from a rule application deployed to a WebSphere rule execution component, there are certain situations that warrant it. This article describes these situations, and compares options for handling them. An example scenario offers practical, hands-on technique Full Story
Realizing the value of IBM Business Process Manager in the WebSphere Portal environment, Part 2: The interaction between Coaches and portlets or widgets
In Part 1 of this article series described the options for integrating WebSphere Portal with IBM Business Process Manager products, and how to select the best approach for your integration project. Part 2 introduces techniques that enable bidirectional interaction between both user interfaces, and that can be layered on top of the existing components. Using this approach, the resulting solution appears as a single, seamless application. Full Story
Best practices and patterns for customizing human task forms in IBM Business Process Manager V7.5
With IBM Business Process Manager Advanced V7.5 , you can manage and work on human tasks in widget that are provided out-of-the-box. These widgets are supported by Business Space powered by WebSphere and WebSphere Portal. You can easily customize and extend the underlying HTML forms with rich Web 2.0 feature using patterns and best practices. By using these methods, you can save time and effort to build a custom user interface. This article presents a step-by-step example that models task templates and customizes and extends HTML forms. The article also highlights applied patterns and best practices that you can use. Full Story
Mobile business process management, Part 1: Extending BPM processes to mobile workers
This article describes how to expose human tasks to remote mobile business users in a process authored using IBM Business Process Manager 7.5.1. Using the Android SDK and the IBM Business Process Manager REST APIs, you will see how you can create an Android business process management (BPM) task list application that enables mobile users to see, claim, and complete the tasks assigned to them. Full Story
