Enterprise Information Portal Lohrii Kaini Mahemei

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Enterprise Information PortalLohrii Kaini
Mahemei

• Trainee (2002-04)
• NCSI

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Outline of the Topic

• Introduction
• Enterprise Information Portal(EIP)
• Aim of EIP
• Components
• Conclusion
• References

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Introduction

• Portals provide consumers with personalized
  points of entry (or gateways) to a wide variety
  of information on the Intranet and Internet,e.g
  Yahoo,Netscape,etc. In 1998, used for the first
  time that portal for enterprisescoining the
  term "Enterprise Information Portal" (EIP). It
  is also called Corporate Portal or Enterprise
  Portal.

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Enterprise Information Portal(EIP)

• Emerging marketing opportunity
• Unlock internally and externally stored
  information
• Single gateway to personalized information
• An amalgamation of software applications
• Can be accessed by employees, clients, or even
  the general public
• Companies retain full control over who has
  access to what information.

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Aim of EIP

• To access all enterprises data sources from
  single, uniform point.
• Provide tailored information for day-to-day,
  project, role, or interest-based requirements.

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Contents for the Access

• Structured data databases,Lotus Notes,etc.
• Unstructured data- text, XML and HTML files,
  document images, multimedia.
• Orders
• Billing
• Loan applications
• Credit card disputes

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Components

• Intranet
• Internet
• Users
• CD or DVD

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Functional Components

•        Content management
•        Access and Search
•        Categorization
•        Collaboration
•        Personalization
•        Application integration, and
•        Security.

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Conclusion

• More of revolution than evolution.
• Capacity not only to integrate, but also to
  transform.

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References

• http//www.tdan.com/i017hy02.htm
• http//www-1.ibm.com/services/kcm/kcm_whatisaporta
  l.html
• http//www-3.ibm.com/software/data/eip/

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Thank You