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Webcast: Opal Future Technologies Case Study: Accelerating Employee and Customer Self-Service with WebSphere Portal and .NET Integration

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Overview Opal Future Technology needed to deliver a new customer self service presence while bringing together technologies and processes from multiple organizations. Making this effort even more difficult was these technologies were based upon J2EE and .NET. Tune into this webcast to learn how Opal quickly and successfully delivered their customer self service site using a combination of their assets and skills along with WebSphere Portal and Mainsoft technologies.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	IBM
Live Date	26th June 2007 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Customer Support Services, Portals, Groupware - Workflow, Middleware, .NET

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