http://ithound.computing.co.uk/ Use IThound RSS Feeds to keep up-to-date with new research on the topics that are most important to you. BEA AquaLogic BPM Suite™ Realizing the Business Value of SOA. Service-Oriented Architecture has transformed how we integrate and connect to information systems. It’s now time to unleash the full potential of SOA by uniting business and IT in one integrated environment used to weave people and services together, and support the complete business process lifecycle. http://ithound.computing.co.uk/ithound/solution_summary?id=1139 An Overview of Portal Technologies and Benefits for the Service Oriented Enterprise This paper defines, simply, what portal technology is, how it has matured, how it is used commonly today and its evolving role to help address an even more sophisticated set of business demands. http://ithound.computing.co.uk/ithound/view_abstract?id=1140 Italian Banking Group Launches Intranet Portal and Reduces Expenditure, Masters Complexity, and Cuts Costs Learn how Unicredit generated improvement in internal communication, more streamlined management of administrative procedures and processes, and the creation of a culture of knowledge management and e-collaboration. The result: greater cost efficiency and more efficient administrative processes. http://ithound.computing.co.uk/ithound/view_abstract?id=1141 State of the Portal Market 2007: Portals and the Power of Participation A synthesis of new original survey results and recent analyst research on the portal market, this information-packed report incorporates independent analysis and industry trends into a comprehensive perspective of real-world deployment practices, trends and ROI anecdotes for portal technologies http://ithound.computing.co.uk/ithound/view_abstract?id=1132 AquaLogic BPM Collaboration Edition: Contextual, Collaborative Business Process Management AquaLogic BPM Collaboration Edition combines the market leading portal, collaboration and BPM technologies into a single integrated offering to give business users the richest user interaction for human-driven processes. http://ithound.computing.co.uk/ithound/solution_summary?id=1133 Using Technology to Change an Industry: Goldsmith Williams Solicitors study The portal changed the way Goldsmith Williams and its customers do business together. Over 1,500 brokers use the portal to collaborate more effectively in the process. Currently more than 40% of business comes through the portal and the number of new portal applications is growing at 10% per month. http://ithound.computing.co.uk/ithound/view_abstract?id=1135 Regulatory Compliance Through Automated BPM Read how this company achieved a rapid response to regulatory requirements resulting in increased efficiencies in the origination and risk management operations. http://ithound.computing.co.uk/ithound/view_abstract?id=1136 Knowledge Management Portal Delivers High Quality Healthcare Information NHS 24 turned to BEA to create a Knowledge Management System which provided patients with timely information via a single point of access. The solution also enables NHS 24 staff, together with partner organizations, to create and update health information in a secure environment. http://ithound.computing.co.uk/ithound/view_abstract?id=1137 BEA AquaLogic Interaction Composite Application Suite - Integrating People, Systems and Processes. The AquaLogic Interaction Composite Application Suite is an integrated collection of products used by organizations to build and deploy new and dynamic applications. These applications streamline business processes that rely heavily on collaboration between users and across multiple IT systems. http://ithound.computing.co.uk/ithound/solution_summary?id=1138 State of the Portal Market 2006: Portals and the New Wisdom of the Enterprise On April 30, 2006, BEA completed its annual overview of the enterprise portal market. This entailed a survey of 254 BEA customers and a synthesis of more than 100 reports recently published on the portal and allied markets in the past year. http://ithound.computing.co.uk/ithound/view_abstract?id=1128