Beginner's introduction to the premier enterprise horizontal portal product on the market today .. IBM WebSphere Portal.

1. IBM WebSphere Portal™ Kemal Danisman, Lotus Technical Sales, United Kingdom Autumn 2007

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7. Existing Realities (“How do I…”) “ It’s about giving certain users the ability to manage content and make changes themselves.” Accelerate Application and Content Deployment “ We need to make things more efficient, so we do more business, adding to the bottom line.” Improve Efficiency and Productivity “ We need to work smarter, using faster performing and easier to use tools .” Deliver Responsiveness and Reliability at Lower Cost

9. Enter SOA – Services Oriented Architecture “ Anything that changes can do that much better if the system is architected in SOA.” “ SOA impacts every aspect of IT and business”

10. Enter SOA – Services Oriented Architecture … a service? A repeatable business task – e.g., check customer credit; create new account … service orientation? A way of integrating your business as linked services and the outcomes that they bring … service oriented architecture (SOA)? An IT architectural style that supports service orientation … a composite application? A set of related & integrated services that support a business processes built on an SOA building blocks

11. IBM’s Service Oriented Architecture Lifecycle

12. IBM’s Service Oriented Architecture Lifecycle Achieve real-time visibility into process performance while ensuring availability & security meet service levels Support Corporate Governance and Convert Strategy into Concrete Objectives Model and simulate business processes and underlying IT assets Create and assemble collaborative and composite applications Delivering secure, modular, extensible role-based workplace environments

15. SOA summary

21. People Integration Lotus Expeditor & Mobile Connect WebSphere Portal & Notes/Domino WebSphere Voice offerings IBM Enterprise Access Software

22. Comprehensive Set of Collaborative Services from IBM Information Unified communications and collaboration services Portal Composite application and integration services Social software for business Collaborative content and team services Sametime Notes Domino Mail, calendaring and collaborative applications Business Process Quickr Connections Mobile Browser Rich Client Portal RSS / Atom MS Windows MS Office eForms ESS / MSS Self-Services - SAP Integration - Process Services - Learning Mgmt. - Compliance - Dashboarding - Reporting Composite Application Framework Interaction and Client Services (on-line or off-line) ‏

23. Consumer Web 2.0 technology …

24. .. brought to a business environment Which is a more acceptable solution? Lots of windows, each individual applications Concise, compelling, roles-based work environment

28. Our Vision Empowering people to be more effective, responsive and innovative…

29. Messages Business Unit Information Tools .. in the context of the work they do every day Business Application

32. Portal Aggregation & Presentation Layer Human Resources Collaboration ERP, CRM, Etc. Transactions Content Management Dynamic Assembly Aggregation Personalization Dashboards eForms Portlets Role Based Security Presence Awareness SSO

35. Portal Sites: Branding

36. 5.x = Role Based 6.x = Attribute / Logic Based

40. Electronic Forms spectrum Business Process Automation Value Document Centric Business Process Centric Business Process Automation (ECM, Workflow, BCS)‏ Fill, (Sign) & Submit On-line Store Preserve Print & Read Print & Fill Fill & Print Fill, (Sign) & Submit Off-line View Compliance (Pixel Perfect, Sec 508)‏ Store Preserve Simple Process Regulatory Compliance (HIPPA, etc)‏ IBM Workplace Forms

43. Workplace Forms Designer

49. Field Integration 2D Bar Code Field Validation Portal Integration Wizard Front End

50. Digitally Signed Content Mgr Siebel Integration

52. Evolution of Portal - Process Portal Task Alerts Workflow Workflow Status

54. Example: Composite Application Collaborative Workflow

56. Integrating Workflow within IBM WebSphere Portal Version 6.0 Portlet to Portlet Interaction Process Orchestrating within Portal Form Driven Workflows Ad-Hoc Person to Person Exception Handling and Problem Resolution Dynamically Presenting Information in Context of Your Role and the Task you are Executing

58. Integration / SSO Domino Application 3270 Green screen SAP Siebel PeopleSoft

61. Assemble Components Empower Business Owner Publish as SOA Composite Application Reuse Control Model

64. Role Based Personalize Profiles Dashboards Search BluePages Navigation SSO Self Service Siebel HR & IT Domino Domino WebSphere Syndicated Web Cont Mgt.

66. Composite application development and tooling

70. WebSphere Portlet Factory Key Concepts Builder An adaptive, reusable component that generates Java, XML and JSP for specific portlet functionality Model A container of Builders Profile A set of parameters that vary Builder inputs to dynamically generate unique versions of the portlet

79. .. delivering value to IBM and the users

83. “ My Forms” Link on AKO Home

85. IBM Workplace (PureEdge) Viewer replaces FormFlow Forms Software Silanis Approve-it Software provides electronic signature capability

86. . . . and regulatory business logic.