THE ROLE OF ENTERPRISE PORTALS IN ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION
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Abstract
Today’s enterprises are moving business systems to the Internet - to connect people, business processes, and people to business processes in enterprise and across enterprise boundaries. The portal brings it all together: business processes, departmental sites, knowledge management resources, enterprise management systems, CRM systems, analytics, email, calendars, external content, transactions,administration, workflow, and more. The goal of this paper is to present the role of the Enterprise Portal in internal and external enterprise integration.
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| Authors | RIZESCU, Gianina; |
| Journal | annals of dunarea de jos university fascicle i : economics and applied informatics |
| Year | 2006 |
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