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Tuesday, 17 December 2013
Monday, 16 December 2013
A Web Portal in Simple Terms
What is a web portal?
A web portal is a web page that collects information
from different sources and creates a single point access to information. It is
a dynamic user-centric collection of everything a particular user need. It
gives every user a customized and personalized web page with information
relevant to only that user(s). A web portal accommodates both employees and
consumers allowing transactions to be itch-free and properly documented. It
will enable your employees and customers to be organized, streamlined and
connected.
Features of a web portal
A web portal delivers organization-specific
information in a user-centric way. It requires users authentication to
determine users cohort (for example staff, Pensioner) and the users role (for
example Managing Director, Manager, auditor) and what projects or jobs a user
is working on or the users activity log.it allows web content to be divided into
public and private. A web portal achieves these through the following features
- · Information Integration: a web portal integrates information from different sources and delivers relevant information to user(s).
- · Notification: web portal using push technology allows users to receive information about job assignment, news feed, updates from their desktop without the user actively requesting for it.
- · Task Management and Workflow: task management services can help users take part in and/or manage formally defined business processes. The workflow functionality allows the automation of business processes. Thus, as part of a workflow-automated business process, a portal would prompt its users when they have tasks to perform.
((....to be continued...)
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