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Cement Australia Transforms HR Services Online With IBM Lotus Technology

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Overview Cement Australia is the nation's leading supplier of cement products and services with specialist expertise in lime, slag and fly ash. Cement Australia wanted to build an online portal to transform its Human Resources (HR) services. It wanted to reduce its reliance on paper documents and manual processes and provide a single repository for all HR-related information and interactions. It needed to leverage its existing investments in SAP and IBM Lotus technologies. IBM Premier Business Partner Eos Solutions helped Cement Australia build a portal framework using IBM Lotus Domino to deliver dynamic data extracted from the SAP system with IBM Lotus Enterprise Integrator. IBM Web Content Management was used to serve static content and allow HR staff to update it.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	May 2007	Downloads	1
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Web Content Management, Portals, HR

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