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Portal Strategy

Portal Strategy. Name Electronic Access Conference November 29, 2000. What is a portal?. A portal is an aggregation point for content, functions, and features using web-based technology with a unifying theme Portals typically have the following functionality: User-friendly

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Portal Strategy

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  1. Portal Strategy Name Electronic Access Conference November 29, 2000

  2. What is a portal? • A portal is an aggregation point for content, functions, and features using web-based technology with a unifying theme • Portals typically have the following functionality: • User-friendly • Aggregate content into categories • Provide content: news and other information • Powerful search features • Communications applications -- email, chat, discussion forums • Personalization services • Integration with other web applications and back-end legacy systems • Re-usability for future development needs

  3. Portals Enable Channel Services Portals are more than just a web site or intranet. Key ingredients for Portal success: Business Processes • Channel/Customer Ideas and Feedback • Ease of Use • Open and Scaleable Architecture • Legacy Integration • Awareness Students Schools Financial Partners Employees Back-End Data SFA Portal

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