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8 books on Intranet Portals [PDF]
October 29, 2024 | 30 |
These books are covering intranet portal interface design, content management systems, employee engagement strategies, security and access control, search functionality optimization and best practices for portal maintenance and updates.
1. User-Centric Application Integration in Enterprise Portal Systems
8211 by Oliver Gmelch
"Exploring the escalating complexity of IT systems due to the proliferation of application scenarios, "User-Centric Application Integration in Enterprise Portal Systems" addresses the challenges arising from the significant increase in the number of IT systems and the subsequent need for integration. In the realm of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), which aims to provide a consolidated view of diverse application systems, new challenges emerge with the advent of cloud-based services. Focusing on the dynamic landscape of inter-organizational networks characterized by rapid setup times and short time to market for innovative products, the book advocates for the seamless integration of portal systems as intermediaries between providers and consumers. It presents a generic architecture as a blueprint for future implementations, emphasizing a user-centric approach to external service integration. By prioritizing user needs and ensuring secure communication facilities, the book aims to enhance productivity and user satisfaction within networked enterprises."
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2. Enterprise 2.0: Social Networking Tools to Transform Your Organization
2016 by Jessica Keyes
The concept of Enterprise 2.0 (E 2.0) has ignited the creative thinking of forward-thinking executives aiming to revolutionize the business landscape. E 2.0 harnesses the power of social networking, encompassing elements such as blogs, discussion boards, mashups, and the sharing and integration of information. In its exploration of organizations and their social endeavors, "Enterprise 2.0: Social Networking Tools to Transform Your Organization" sheds light on how this innovative approach is reshaping businesses.
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3. Social Software Engineering: Development and Collaboration with Social Networking
2011 by Jessica Keyes
Although the principles of software engineering have been well-established for decades, the field has struggled to keep up with the rapid advancements in computer hardware and software. Today's complex systems, which seamlessly integrate multiple platforms and architectures, coupled with the collaborative nature of users expecting instant global connectivity via the Internet, demand a rethinking of software engineering methods. "Social Software Engineering: Development and Collaboration with Social Networking" explores this evolving field by considering it through the lens of the social activities that now define it. This comprehensive examination covers not only technical aspects but also delves into critical issues like security, legal matters, privacy concerns, workflow, and the human dimension of software development. Written by Jessica Keyes, a former managing director of R&D for the New York Stock Exchange and a prolific author, the book offers the methodology required to successfully navigate mission-critical software projects. It equips readers with the knowledge and tools necessary to blend psychology, sociology, mathematics, and knowledge engineering principles to construct infrastructures capable of supporting the collaborative applications demanded by today's users.
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4. Enterprise 2.0: How Social Software Will Change the Future of Work
2008 by Niall Cook
The rise of social software has reshaped the digital landscape, leading to the proliferation of collaborative authoring platforms like blogs, wikis, and podcasts, as well as the rapid growth of social networking communities. This surge in technology has sparked unprecedented consumer participation, and now, it's time for businesses to integrate these tools into their information and knowledge management strategies. "Enterprise 2.0: How Social Software Will Change the Future of Work" is one of the pioneering books that delves into the transformative potential of social software within the corporate realm. Authored by Niall Cook, it offers guidance on navigating this evolving landscape and introduces the fundamental concepts comprising 'Enterprise 2.0'. The book's 4Cs model, supported by real-world examples from various industries, demonstrates how to implement Enterprise 2.0 principles to foster communication, cooperation, collaboration, and connection among employees and customers within your organization. A well-researched, erudite, and highly accessible resource, this book is indispensable for individuals involved in knowledge, information, and library management, as well as those tasked with implementing social software tools within their organizations. Additionally, it appeals to professionals in marketing, advertising, public relations, and internal communications who seek to leverage social software for substantial business impact and a competitive edge.
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5. Knowledge Networks: The Social Software Perspective: The Social Software Perspective
2008 by
Social networks represent groups of individuals connected through a network of relationships, and their connection to both personal and business realms, as well as vital government domains, is pivotal in the evolving information ecosystems of our knowledge-driven society. "Knowledge Networks: The Social Software Perspective" focuses on tactics that leverage emerging technologies to enhance knowledge efficiency within these social networks. Offering a rich blend of insights, this comprehensive book caters to a wide range of readers and is indispensable for those eager to delve into the intricacies of social networks and information systems.
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6. Enterprise Information Portals and Knowledge Management
2007 by Joseph M. Firestone
"Enterprise Information Portals and Knowledge Management" by Joseph M. Firestone, a pioneering expert in the field and the originator of the Enterprise Knowledge Portal concept, delves into uncharted territory and offers a forward-looking, practical approach to understanding the Enterprise Information Portal (EIP) as knowledge management's potential game-changer. Covering a broad spectrum of topics, Firestone explores functional EIP applications, cost and benefit estimation, variations in technical architecture, the role of intelligent agents, the essence of knowledge management, and the segmentation of portal products. The book also includes case studies, addressing the future trajectory of the EIP space. With a unique methodology for estimating benefits and costs, this comprehensive guide is a vital resource for those seeking a clear and insightful overview of EIPs and their intricate relationship with knowledge management, including the evolving role of software agents and the impact of XML on portal architecture."
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7. Building and Managing Enterprise-Wide Portals
2005 by Polgar, Jana, Bram, Robert Mark, Polgar, Tony
"Exploring the realms of portals and grid networks, 'Building and Managing Enterprise-Wide Portals' delves into the technological intricacies while unraveling the evolutionary history of grid technology. This comprehensive guide empowers readers with the insights needed to make informed managerial decisions. Covering next-generation computing platforms and the global cyber-infrastructure's role in tackling large-scale challenges across science, engineering, and business, the book touches on diverse topics, from deployment considerations to tools for creating and managing grid and portal applications. It also navigates through web technologies like EJB and servlets, drawing comparisons with portals and grids, and offering guidance on addressing various analysis and design challenges."
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8. The E-Business Workplace: Discovering the Power of Enterprise Portals
2001 by PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP, SAP AG
Unlock the potential of the e-business workplace with insights from "The E-Business Workplace: Discovering the Power of Enterprise Portals," authored by consultants from PricewaterhouseCoopers and SAP. Tailored for executives and managers across diverse industries, this book decodes the transformative impact of user-oriented, people-friendly technology on organizational dynamics. Delving into critical questions such as the shift from integration to collaboration, the advantages of people-friendly technology, and the role of workplace technology in adding value, the authors provide practical answers supported by real-world examples. Addressing the nuances of roles versus jobs, the selection of suitable workplace technology software, and the role of e-business workplace in managing change, the book offers a comprehensive guide to leveraging this crucial technology for organizational success in today's Internet-enabled economy.
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1. User-Centric Application Integration in Enterprise Portal Systems
8211 by Oliver Gmelch
"Exploring the escalating complexity of IT systems due to the proliferation of application scenarios, "User-Centric Application Integration in Enterprise Portal Systems" addresses the challenges arising from the significant increase in the number of IT systems and the subsequent need for integration. In the realm of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), which aims to provide a consolidated view of diverse application systems, new challenges emerge with the advent of cloud-based services. Focusing on the dynamic landscape of inter-organizational networks characterized by rapid setup times and short time to market for innovative products, the book advocates for the seamless integration of portal systems as intermediaries between providers and consumers. It presents a generic architecture as a blueprint for future implementations, emphasizing a user-centric approach to external service integration. By prioritizing user needs and ensuring secure communication facilities, the book aims to enhance productivity and user satisfaction within networked enterprises."
Download PDF
2. Enterprise 2.0: Social Networking Tools to Transform Your Organization
2016 by Jessica Keyes
The concept of Enterprise 2.0 (E 2.0) has ignited the creative thinking of forward-thinking executives aiming to revolutionize the business landscape. E 2.0 harnesses the power of social networking, encompassing elements such as blogs, discussion boards, mashups, and the sharing and integration of information. In its exploration of organizations and their social endeavors, "Enterprise 2.0: Social Networking Tools to Transform Your Organization" sheds light on how this innovative approach is reshaping businesses.
Download PDF
3. Social Software Engineering: Development and Collaboration with Social Networking
2011 by Jessica Keyes
Although the principles of software engineering have been well-established for decades, the field has struggled to keep up with the rapid advancements in computer hardware and software. Today's complex systems, which seamlessly integrate multiple platforms and architectures, coupled with the collaborative nature of users expecting instant global connectivity via the Internet, demand a rethinking of software engineering methods. "Social Software Engineering: Development and Collaboration with Social Networking" explores this evolving field by considering it through the lens of the social activities that now define it. This comprehensive examination covers not only technical aspects but also delves into critical issues like security, legal matters, privacy concerns, workflow, and the human dimension of software development. Written by Jessica Keyes, a former managing director of R&D for the New York Stock Exchange and a prolific author, the book offers the methodology required to successfully navigate mission-critical software projects. It equips readers with the knowledge and tools necessary to blend psychology, sociology, mathematics, and knowledge engineering principles to construct infrastructures capable of supporting the collaborative applications demanded by today's users.
Download PDF
4. Enterprise 2.0: How Social Software Will Change the Future of Work
2008 by Niall Cook
The rise of social software has reshaped the digital landscape, leading to the proliferation of collaborative authoring platforms like blogs, wikis, and podcasts, as well as the rapid growth of social networking communities. This surge in technology has sparked unprecedented consumer participation, and now, it's time for businesses to integrate these tools into their information and knowledge management strategies. "Enterprise 2.0: How Social Software Will Change the Future of Work" is one of the pioneering books that delves into the transformative potential of social software within the corporate realm. Authored by Niall Cook, it offers guidance on navigating this evolving landscape and introduces the fundamental concepts comprising 'Enterprise 2.0'. The book's 4Cs model, supported by real-world examples from various industries, demonstrates how to implement Enterprise 2.0 principles to foster communication, cooperation, collaboration, and connection among employees and customers within your organization. A well-researched, erudite, and highly accessible resource, this book is indispensable for individuals involved in knowledge, information, and library management, as well as those tasked with implementing social software tools within their organizations. Additionally, it appeals to professionals in marketing, advertising, public relations, and internal communications who seek to leverage social software for substantial business impact and a competitive edge.
Download PDF
5. Knowledge Networks: The Social Software Perspective: The Social Software Perspective
2008 by
Social networks represent groups of individuals connected through a network of relationships, and their connection to both personal and business realms, as well as vital government domains, is pivotal in the evolving information ecosystems of our knowledge-driven society. "Knowledge Networks: The Social Software Perspective" focuses on tactics that leverage emerging technologies to enhance knowledge efficiency within these social networks. Offering a rich blend of insights, this comprehensive book caters to a wide range of readers and is indispensable for those eager to delve into the intricacies of social networks and information systems.
Download PDF
6. Enterprise Information Portals and Knowledge Management
2007 by Joseph M. Firestone
"Enterprise Information Portals and Knowledge Management" by Joseph M. Firestone, a pioneering expert in the field and the originator of the Enterprise Knowledge Portal concept, delves into uncharted territory and offers a forward-looking, practical approach to understanding the Enterprise Information Portal (EIP) as knowledge management's potential game-changer. Covering a broad spectrum of topics, Firestone explores functional EIP applications, cost and benefit estimation, variations in technical architecture, the role of intelligent agents, the essence of knowledge management, and the segmentation of portal products. The book also includes case studies, addressing the future trajectory of the EIP space. With a unique methodology for estimating benefits and costs, this comprehensive guide is a vital resource for those seeking a clear and insightful overview of EIPs and their intricate relationship with knowledge management, including the evolving role of software agents and the impact of XML on portal architecture."
Download PDF
7. Building and Managing Enterprise-Wide Portals
2005 by Polgar, Jana, Bram, Robert Mark, Polgar, Tony
"Exploring the realms of portals and grid networks, 'Building and Managing Enterprise-Wide Portals' delves into the technological intricacies while unraveling the evolutionary history of grid technology. This comprehensive guide empowers readers with the insights needed to make informed managerial decisions. Covering next-generation computing platforms and the global cyber-infrastructure's role in tackling large-scale challenges across science, engineering, and business, the book touches on diverse topics, from deployment considerations to tools for creating and managing grid and portal applications. It also navigates through web technologies like EJB and servlets, drawing comparisons with portals and grids, and offering guidance on addressing various analysis and design challenges."
Download PDF
8. The E-Business Workplace: Discovering the Power of Enterprise Portals
2001 by PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP, SAP AG
Unlock the potential of the e-business workplace with insights from "The E-Business Workplace: Discovering the Power of Enterprise Portals," authored by consultants from PricewaterhouseCoopers and SAP. Tailored for executives and managers across diverse industries, this book decodes the transformative impact of user-oriented, people-friendly technology on organizational dynamics. Delving into critical questions such as the shift from integration to collaboration, the advantages of people-friendly technology, and the role of workplace technology in adding value, the authors provide practical answers supported by real-world examples. Addressing the nuances of roles versus jobs, the selection of suitable workplace technology software, and the role of e-business workplace in managing change, the book offers a comprehensive guide to leveraging this crucial technology for organizational success in today's Internet-enabled economy.
Download PDF
How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
3. Click "Download Book" icon and select PDF*
* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
