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IBM WebSphere Portal Collaboration Center - Under the Hood

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Overview The collaborative abilities of IBM WebSphere Collaboration Center offer huge advances in the eWorkplace area to accelerate productivity in an intranet portal. Find out the technical details behind these capabilities as we look at how the corporate directory, instant messaging, team workplaces, and virtual meetings that make up Collaboration Center are all wired together. We will also explore the developmental extensibility of these features as well as discuss the service options for IBM Business Partners to create compelling and successful intranets for their customers.

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Publisher	IBM
Live Date	14th August 2003 16:19 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Portals

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