Posts Tagged ‘portal’

Gartner highlighted the CIO of  Sesame Workshop, Noah Broadwater.  What’s interesting is the sophistication of their network of sites and content.  Here are some highlights: Use Liferay for portal. Scales nicely and they contribute to the open source community Heavily use Flash and are starting to create Adobe Air applications Use Akamai to stream content […]

Gartner is holding their Portal and Collaboration Conference this year in Baltimore.  Since this is one of the few conferences I attend where I am simply here to listen, I should be able to make a number of posts.  The first keynote is always interesting.   Tom Austin of Gartner always leads off and gives some […]

WebSphere Portal is the flagship portal product from IBM and lives in the Lotus brand.  Portal version 6.1.5 was released in November 2009 and has a number of enhancements built around the user experience. In sessions today, Larry Bowden went through their main goals and what’s going to be happening:  Here’s a quick hit: What […]

What I find interesting is that in spite of the fact that portals have been around for about a decade, many people still have a hard time defining it.  That’s interesting when you think that a decade is like 30 years in non-technology terms.  I still have “techies” asking me if portal is old and […]

Those of you who missed Mike and John’s July 23 session on Web 2.0 and Business Value can now listen to the replay here: http://www.perficient.com/perspectives/

Those of you who missed Mike and John’s July 23 session on Web 2.0 and Business Value can now listen to the replay here: http://www.perficient.com/perspectives/