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Tag: portals (page 9)
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Sharepoint 2013, Office 365 Get Semantic Search with Smartlogic Semaphore
Semantic search provider Smartlogic is ready to integrate its Semaphore platform into Microsoft SharePoint 2013 and Office 2013, and upgrades include more ontology related Web parts and better multi-farm support for large-scale deployments.
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Jahia Releases Wise For Sharing, Socializing and Collaborating on Enterprise Documents
Jahia has just released Jahia Wise enabling document sharing and collaboration no matter what environment you’re working in. Jahia Wise That is to say that Wise works either as a standalone, or with Jahia’s Web CMS system, xCM, with the option to use it as an on-premises deployment, or in
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BitNami Eases Path to the Cloud for Liferay Customers
Installing Liferay on Amazon Web Services (AWS) just became a little easier thanks to a new partnership between Liferay and BitNami. One-Click Install to AWS & Bitnami BitNami, well known for its “stacks” that make deploying popular open source web applications like SugarCRM and WordPress a one-click process, has
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Liferay Officially Launches Apps Marketplace
Last week we wrote about open source enterprise portal provider Liferay quietly launching a new app store, Liferay Marketplace. It seems the company has decided to make things official. Liferay has formally announced Liferay Marketplace to the world.
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Liferay Launches Social Office 2.0, New Marketplace
Liferay has released a new community edition (CE) version of its two-year old social collaboration solution, Social Office. Liferay has made major changes in Social Office 2.0 CE: it’s no longer a separate product and includes a long list of new features like microblogging, hashtags and integrated activity streams.
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Why Intranets Need to Be Intelligent
As intranets become more collaborative and intranet products allow increasingly more decentralization of content management, they grow in size at a rapid rate. It is then more and more imperative that the content on the intranet is a) easy to find and b) pushed to the relevant person.
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IBM Q2 Rises, But IT Spending May Be Under Threat
Despite figures that show increase profits for IBM in Q2, the general consensus seems to be that while it performed well, it could have done a lot better.
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Social Platforms Create Socially Enabled Applications
“You’ve Got a Friend in Me ” -- Randy Newman, Toy Story Just a little while ago, the main way to add social features to an application was to build them by hand. That required coding the microblogging, activity streams and file sharing features.
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Content Management Software Morphs into Social Platforms
The landscape for social platforms is a rich one, and IT professionals are using a number of approaches to deploy social communication and collaboration features in an enterprise environment. Social Point Solutions in Majority ESG research shows that presently, the majority of social deployments are not within socially enabled applications.
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The Real Reason Why Intranets Aren't Working
A great many of the content and tools for employees are badly designed and managed because management does not respect employee time. For salary-based workers it would seem like the world is going backwards. Longer and longer workweeks are being demanded by employers all in the name of productivity.
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e-Spirit: Paying Attention to the Internal Customer Experience
As we close out our March editorial theme on the internal customer experience, let's have a look at a web content management vendor -- e-Spirit -- which has taken the time to build a platform that delivers a great experience to not only the customer, but to the people who
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Transforming the Online Workroom: Engagement and Empowerment
In a 2009 study by The Ken Blanchard Companies, senior executives estimated their workforces as operating at only 60 to 65 percent of their potential, with the average organization forfeiting about US$ 1 million annually in untapped profits.
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How Playing Games Can Innovate Work #gartnerpcc
Games usually help us pass the time, but if we perceive games as a gateway to innovation, perhaps we should be taking games more seriously. This is Jane McGonigal’s assertion, anyway. And she makes a few good points. Welcome to day two of Gartner: Portals, Content and Collaboration.
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Culture Dominates Portals, Content and Collaboration #gartnerpcc
We’re live from Gartner: Portals, Content and Collaboration Summit 2012 in Orlando, Florida this week and we’re very eager to roll up our sleeves and get down to details about how to develop, integrate and measure employee intranets, customer portals and oodles of multi-channel content.
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