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Communication and Collaboration in Portals: Half the Battle

Overview Portals need to provide communication, collaboration, and content in context to users. In this overview, Analyst Craig Roth examines how the portal market is evolving toward composite applications, how portals can help in enabling contextual collaboration, and how architects can position their portal as a consumer rather than a provider of communication, collaboration, and content services.

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Publisher	Burton Group	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Content Management, Portals, Web Development and Design, Collaborative Web

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