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Portal Software Market Opportunities, Strategies, and Forecasts, 2006 to 2012
WinterGreen Research, Inc., Sep 2006, Pages: 513
PORTAL SOFTWARE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Portal Market Driving Forces
SOA Depends on Flexible Portal Products
Improving Business Processes With Portals
Enterprise Portal Market Shares
Enterprise Portal Market Forecasts
PORTAL SOFTWARE MARKET DYNAMICS AND MARKET DESCRIPTION
1. PORTAL SOFTWARE MARKET DYNAMICS AND MARKET DESCRIPTION
1.1 Portals
1.2 Access to Multiple Systems
1.3 Portal Software Exists In a Larger Context of Enterprise IT Systems
1.3.1 Portlets Implement Functionality without Programming
1.3.2 Portal Extends the Reach of an Enterprise
1.4 Enterprise Portals
1.4.1 Platform for Delivering Web Applications
1.4.2 Portal Advanced Security
1.5 Knowledge Management
1.5.1 Content Management
1.5.2 Revenue and Fiscal Management
1.6 Communities of Practice
1.6.1 Leveraging the E-Workplace
1.6.2 E-Business Portals
1.6.3 Single Web Destination
1.6.4 Personalized Page
1.6.5 Portals Enhance Customer Service
1.7 Multiple Portlet Application Control
1.8 Business Intelligence Software
1.8.1 Access to Unstructured Data
1.9 Impact of the Internet
1.9.1 Internet Delivery of Audio and Video Content
1.9.2 Restructuring the Network for Advanced Multimedia Services
1.9.3 Hosted Applications
1.10 Convergence of Voice and Data
1.11 Enterprise Portal Product Uses
1.11.1 Track Demographic Information and User Preferences
1.11.2 Enterprise Uses
1.12 Web Content Management Software
1.12.1 Server Systems
1.13 Enterprise Portals Core Benefits
1.14 Universal Connectivity to Information
1.15 Dynamic Access
1.16 Enterprise Portal Services
1.17 Building a Competitive Workforce
1.18 Extending the Enterprise to Partners and Customers
1.19 Accelerate Time-to-Benefit
1.20 Leveraging Existing Technology Investment
1.21 Portals Simplify Information Technology Access
1.21.1 Portal Technology in an Application Server
2. PORTAL SOFTWARE MARKET OPPORTUNITIES AND MARKET FORECASTS
2.1 Portal Market Driving Forces
2.1.1 In-House Portal Products
2.1.2 Improving Business Processes with Portals
2.1.3 Enterprise Content Management, Web Content, and Portal Converging
2.1.4 Evolving Portal Market
2.1.5 Portals at the Center of E-Business Strategy
2.1.6 Enterprise Portal Strategy
2.1.7 Basic Enterprise Portal Capability
2.2 Enterprise Portal Market Shares
2.3 Enterprise Portal Market Forecasts
2.4 Pricing Analysis
2.4.1 Number of Portal Shipments
2.5 Enterprise Portal Market Trends
2.5.1 Enterprise Portals For Back End Systems
2.5.2 Enterprise Portals for Front End Systems
2.5.3 Enterprise Portals for Customer Service
2.5.4 Partner Business Drivers
2.5.5 Business Process Integration
2.5.6 Integration of Business Processes
2.5.7 Business Process Management for Back End Systems
2.5.8 Business Process Integration
2.6 Enterprise Portal Regional Analysis
3. PORTAL SOFTWARE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
3.1 Enterprise Portal Product Positioning
3.2 IBM WebSphere Portal
3.2.1 IBM WebSphere Multi-Platform Portals
3.2.2 IBM WebSphere Portal Employee Productivity
3.2.3 IBM WebSphere Portal Tools and Components
3.2.4 IBM WebSphere Multi-Platform Portal Extend
3.2.5 IBM My Lotus Team Workspaces
3.2.6 IBM Web Conferencing Portlet
3.2.7 IBM Integrated Web Portal
3.2.8 IBM WebSphere Portal Resilient Infrastructure for High Availability
3.2.9 IBM WebSphere Portal Core Portlet for XML
3.2.10 IBM Workplace, Knowledge Base, And Content Management Services
3.2.11 IBM on Demand Workplace
3.2.12 IBM WebSphere Multi-Platform Portal
3.2.13 IBM WebSphere Portal Return on Investment Business Benefits
3.2.14 IBM WebSphere Portal Enable
3.2.15 IBM WebSphere Portal Industry Solutions
3.2.16 IBM Software Solution for On Demand Workplace
3.2.17 IBM Workplace Collaboration Services
3.2.18 IBM Differentiation of Portal Extend offering
3.2.19 IBM Portal Workplace Services Express
3.2.20 IBM WebSphere Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) Supports Portals
3.2.21 IBM WebSphere Portal Key Component
3.2.22 Foundation of IBM Workplace – SOA
3.3 BEA / Plumtree
3.3.1 BEA Portal Solution ePortal
3.3.2 BEA Portal Ecosystem
3.3.3 BEA Portals Support Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
3.3.4 BEA Portals Support Sarbanes -Oxley
3.3.5 BEA Portal Leverages SOA
3.3.6 BEA Approach to Portal Technology
3.3.7 BEA Portal Return-On-Investment
3.3.8 BEA WebLogic Portal Merged With Plumtree Renamed AquaLogic Interaction
3.3.9 BEA WebLogic Portal / AquaLogic Interaction Interoperability
3.3.10 BEA Portal Broad Reach, Expanded Capabilities
3.3.11 BEA Enterprise Application for Collaboration on The Creation Of Interactive Workspaces, Group Pages, And Portal Communities
3.3.12 BEA Collaborative Information Discovery and Knowledge Management System
3.3.13 BEA / Plumtree Multi-platform Portal
3.3.14 BEA “Think Liquid” Strategy
3.3.15 BEA Portal User Experience Framework
3.3.16 BEA Portal Retail Store Operations Real-Time Support of Communication and Real-Time Automation of Business Processes
3.3.17 BEA RFID Portal Solutions
3.3.18 BEA Packaged Portlets
3.3.19 BEA Packaged Portlets Support Different Contexts
3.3.20 BEA Plumtree AquaLogic Interaction Features
3.3.21 BEA Portal Infrastructure Improvements
3.3.22 BEA Portal Extended Platform Support Including Linux
3.3.23 BEA Expanded Portal Development Capabilities
3.3.24 BEA Adaptive Tag Infrastructure – Portal Development Shortcuts
3.3.25 BEA Portal Community Enhancements – Flexible Workspaces
3.3.26 BEA Portal Credential Vault – Simple Single Sign on
3.3.27 BEA Portal Dynamic Unified Groups – Dynamic Access to Resources
3.3.28 BEA Portal User Synchronization – Millions of Users
3.4 SAP Portal
3.4.1 SAP Portal NetWeaver IT Benefits
3.4.2 SAP® Enterprise Portal Functions
3.4.3 Benefits of SAP Enterprise Portal
3.4.4 SAP Enterprise Portal Content Control
3.4.5 SAP Return on Investment Planning For Portal Content
3.4.6 SAP Portal Creating, Assembling, and Distributing Content
3.4.7 SAP Portal Infrastructure Solution for Driving Portal Usage
3.4.8 SAP Portals
3.4.9 SAP Portal for Unified Applications, Information, Services
3.4.10 mySAP Enterprise Portal
3.4.11 SAP Solutions for Industrial Manufacturing
3.4.12 SAP Vertical-Industry Portal Solutions for Small and Midsize Manufacturing Companies
3.5 BEA / Plumtree Product Strategy
3.5.1 Plumtree Software Enterprise Web Suite
3.5.2 Plumtree Web Applications Catalog
3.5.3 Plumtree Service-Oriented Portal Applications
3.5.4 Plumtree Enterprise Products
3.5.5 Plumtree Enterprise Web products
3.5.6 The Plumtree Corporate Portal
3.5.7 Plumtree Integration Web Services
3.5.8 Plumtree Server Products
3.5.9 Plumtree Collaboration Server
3.5.10 Plumtree Search Server
3.5.11 Plumtree Studio Server
3.5.12 Plumtree Wireless Device Server
3.5.13 Anatomy of a Portal
3.5.14 XML File References
3.5.15 BEA Layouts
3.5.16 WebLogic Portal Flexible Framework
3.5.17 BEA WebLogic Portal Architecture
3.5.18 BEA WebLogic Portal Security Delegated Administration and Entitlements
3.5.19 Multichannel Support for BEA WebLogic Portals
3.5.20 BEA WebLogic Portal / Content Management
3.5.21 BEA WebLogic Portal Personalization
3.6 Interwoven Collaborative Portals Solution
3.6.1 Interwoven Core Portal Products
3.6.2 Interwoven WorkSite Portal Navigating Across the Enterprise Repository
3.6.3 Interwoven WorkSite MP Portlets for WebLogic -- Value of CDM Portlets
3.6.4 Interwoven WorkSite MP Portlets for BEA WebLogic Portal
3.6.5 Interwoven TeamPortal Connector For mySAP
3.6.6 Interwoven SAP TeamPortal Architecture
3.6.7 Interwoven Content Platform
3.6.8 Interwoven Enterprise Portal Content Management
3.6.9 Interwoven Enterprise Portal Business Benefits
3.6.10 Interwoven Enterprise Portal Key Capabilities
3.7 Oracle Enterprise Portals
3.7.1 OracleAS Portal
3.7.2 Oracle Portal Integrated Framework
3.7.3 Oracle Service-Oriented Portals (SOA)
3.8 Microsoft SharePoint
3.8.1 Windows SharePoint Services technology
3.8.2 Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server
3.8.3 Windows SharePoint Services and Portal Document Workspace
3.8.4 Windows SharePoint Servic es and Portal Meeting Workspace
3.8.5 Microsoft Site Directory in SharePoint Portal Server
3.8.6 Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server Web Parts
3.8.7 Microsoft Portal
3.8.8 Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server
3.8.9 Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services
3.8.10 Microsoft Connect Collaborative People and Spaces
3.9 Sun One Java Portal
3.9.1 Sun Configuring IDEs for Portal Development and Deployment
3.9.2 Sun One Java Portal GoogleSearch Portlet
3.9.3 Sun One Java Portal a Session Bean Property
3.9.4 Sun One Java Portal Portlet Application Functional Solutions
3.9.5 Sun One Java Portal Portlet Deployment
3.9.6 Sun One Java Portal Exporting the Portlet File
3.9.7 Configuring a Sun on e Java Portal Sample Data Source
3.9.8 Sun One Java Portal Deploying Portlets on Server
3.9.9 Sun One Java Portal Server Registering a Channel for the Portlet
3.9.10 Sun One Java Portal Portlets Support Adding the Channel to a Container
3.10 Novell SUSE Linux
3.10.1 Novell SUSE Linux Workgroup Solution
3.10.2 Novell Application Services Portal Foundation
3.10.3 Novell Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
3.10.4 Novell Stack Integration
3.10.5 Novell Policy-Based Access and Automation Portals
3.10.6 Novell Policy-Based Citizen Portals
3.10.7 Novell Policy-Based Access and Automation Government Portals
3.10.8 Novell exteNd™ Portal Product Suite
3.11 Vignette Portals
3.11.1 Vignette Portal Framework
3.11.2 Vignette® Portal Support for Web Initiatives
3.11.3 Vignette Portal Builder Integrates a Variety of Applications
3.11.4 Vignette Portlets
3.11.5 Vignette Dynamic Content Delivery Provides Each Individual User with Compelling, Relevant, Real-Time Information
3.11.6 Vignette Rules -based Content Targeting
3.11.7 Vignette® Collaboration Portlet Library
3.11.8 Vignette
3.11.9 Vignette Portal Collaboration Capabilities
3.11.10 Vignette Portal Information Technology Collaboration
3.11.11 Vignette® Portal Services
3.11.12 Vignette Portal Products
3.11.13 Vignette Portal Suites
3.12 Tibco Portal
3.12.1 Tibco PortalBuilder® Software
3.12.2 Tibco PortalBuilder Powerful Integration of Systems, Services and Processes
3.12.3 Tibco Integrated Content Management and Collaboration
3.12.4 Tibco Enterprise Portal Solution
3.12.5 Tibco Portal Product Descriptions
3.12.6 Tibco Software Enterprise Portals
3.12.7 Tibco Portal Positioning
3.12.8 Tibco PortalBuilder™
3.12.9 E-Business Portal Created With Tibco PortalBuilder
3.12.10 Tibco PortalPack Enterprise Dashboards
3.12.11 Tibco PortalPack for Oracle Applications
3.12.12 Tibco Real-Time Portal Business Innovation
3.13 Sybase Enterprise Portal (EP)
3.13.1 Sybase Enterprise Portal (EP) Benefits
3.13.2 Sybase Enterprise Portal Key Features
3.13.3 Sybase Developer Network Portal Services
3.13.4 Sybase Portal Open, Scalable Architecture via Business Process Integration (BPI) Suite
3.13.5 Sybase Enterprise Portal
3.13.6 Sybase Enterprise Portal Open and Scalable Portal Framework
3.13.7 Sybase Enterprise Portal Information Edition
3.13.8 Sybase Portal Enterprise Edition
3.13.9 Sybase Enterprise Portal Solutions to Meet HIPAA Compliance Requirements
3.13.10 Sybase Enterprise Portal Components
3.13.11 Sybase Application Builder
3.13.12 Sybase Portal Interface
3.13.13 Sybase Secure Access
3.13.14 Portal Studio
3.13.15 Sybase Portlet Builder
3.13.16 Sybase Search and Categorization
3.13.17 Sybase Portal Dynamic Reasoning Search Engine
3.13.18 Sybase Portal User Agent Server
3.14 ATG
3.14.1 ATG Scalability, High Availability
3.14.2 ATG Portal
3.14.3 ATG Portal Automate Business Processes, Tasks, and Workflows
3.14.4 ATG Scenarios
3.14.5 ATG Scenario Personalization
3.15 webMethods Portal
3.15.1 webMethods Portal Personalized Access to Relevant Information
3.15.2 webMethods Portal Composite Application Development
3.16 EMC / Documentum Portal Partnering Strategy
3.17 Viador
3.17.1 Viador Sentinel
3.17.2 Viador E-Business Intelligence
3.17.3 Viador Partnership with IBM
4. PORTAL SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY
4.1 Portal Technology
4.1.1 Portal Open Architecture
4.2 Parallel Portal Engine
4.3 Web Services Architecture
4.3.1 Time-outs
4.3.2 Load-Balancing
4.3.3 Secure Sockets Layer
4.3.4 Web Services Architecture
4.4 Software File Distribution
4.5 Fault Tolerance Capabilities
4.6 Network Protections
4.7 Ubiquitous Access
4.8 Key Benefits of Using Portal Technology
4.9 Massively Parallel Portal Engine
4.10 Extensible Platform
4.11 Focused View of the Business
4.12 Scalable Web Content Management Solution
4.13 Collaboration
4.14 Content Versioning
4.14.1 Whole-Site Versioning
4.14.2 Concurrent Development
5. ENTERPRISE APPLICATION INTEGRATION (EAI) AND BUSINESS INTEGRATION COMPANY
PROFILES
5.1 BEA
5.1.1 Partners
5.1.2 Customers
5.1.3 WebLogic Portal
5.1.4 Portal Products
5.1.5 BEA Acquires Fuego
5.1.6 BEA Acquires Plumtree Software
5.1.7 Plumtree Software Products
5.1.8 BEA First Quarter Results
5.2 International Business Machines (IBM)
5.2.1 Description of Business
5.2.2 IBM's Strategy
5.2.3 Products and Services
5.2.4 IBM WebSphere Portal
5.2.5 IBM and SAP
5.2.6 IBM WebSphere Portal Version 6.0
5.2.7 IBM Acquires Bowstreet, Inc.
5.2.8 IBM 2006 First-Quarter Results
5.3 Microsoft
5.3.1 Business
5.3.2 Product Information
5.3.3 Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2003
5.3.4 Customers
5.3.5 Microsoft / Hunton & Williams
5.3.6 SAP and Microsoft
5.3.7 Microsoft Reports Third -Quarter Results
5.4 Oracle
5.4.1 Business
5.4.2 Products and Services
5.4.3 Oracle Portal
5.4.4 Oracle Portal in Leaders Quadrant for Horizontal Portals
5.4.5 Oracle’s Third Quarter Results
5.5 SAP
5.5.1 Partners
5.5.2 Services
5.5.3 Solutions and Products
5.5.4 SAP NetWeaver Portal
5.5.5 SAP Acquires Virsa
5.6 Sun Microsystems
5.6.1 Business Strategy
5.6.2 Sun Portal
5.6.3 Solutions
5.6.4 Third Quarter Fiscal Year 2006 Results
5.7 TIBCO
5.7.1 TIBCO Products
5.7.2 Tibco Portals
5.7.3 Tibco’s Portal Products
5.7.4 Professional Services
5.7.5 Partners
5.7.6 TIBCO releases PortalBuilder 5
5.7.7 TIBCO Financial Data
5.8 Vignette
5.8.1 Products
5.8.2 Strategy
5.8.3 Acquisitions
5.8.4 Customers
5.8.5 Partners
5.8.6 Vignette First Quarter 2006 Discussion of Revenue
List of Tables and Figures
PORTAL SOFTWARE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Table ES-1 Portal Market Driving Forces
Table ES-2 Worldwide Enterprise Portal Market Shares, 2005
Table ES-3 Worldwide Enterprise Portal Market Forecasts, 2006-2012
PORTAL SOFTWARE MARKET DYNAMICS AND MARKET DESCRIPTION
Table 1-1 Portal Functions
Table 1-2 Portal Access to Multiple Systems
Table 1-3 Portal Component Productivity Functions
Table 1-4 Portal Document Management Features
Table 1-5 Portal Functions to Improve Productivity
Table 1-6 Portal Presentations to Improve Productivity
Table 1-7 Portal Basic Functions
Table 1-8 Portal Application Integration Functions
Table 1-9 Enterprise Portal Positioning
Table 1-10 Portal Connectivity
Table 1-11 Enterprise Portal Project Definition Services
Table 1-12 Enterprise Portal Project Definition Services
PORTAL SOFTWARE MARKET OPPORTUNITIES AND MARKET FORECASTS
Table 2-1 Portal Market Driving Forces
Table 2-2 Portal E-Business Strategy
Table 2-3 Enterprise Portal Strategic Positioning
Table 2-4 Enterprise Portal Component Integration Strategy
Table 2-5 Benefits of Enterprise Portals
Table 2-6 Basic Enterprise Portal Capability
Figure 2-7 Worldwide Portals License Market Shares, 2005
Table 2-8 Worldwide Portals License Market Shares, 2005
Figure 2-9 Worldwide Portals Services Market Shares, 2005
Table 2-10 Worldwide Portals Services Market Shares, 2005
Figure 2-11 Worldwide Portal Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2005-2012
Table 2-12 Worldwide Horizontal Portal License Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2006-2012
Table 2-13 Worldwide Horizontal Portal License Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2006-2012
Figure 2-14 Worldwide Horizontal Portal License Market Description, 2005
Figure 2-15 Worldwide Horizontal Portal License Market Description, 2012
Table 2-16 Worldwide Vertical Portal License Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2006 - 2012
Table 2-17 Worldwide Vertical Portal License Market Forecasts, Dollars 2006 - 2012
Figure 2-18 Worldwide Vertical Portal License Market Description, 2005
Figure 2-19 Worldwide Vertical Portal License Market Description, 2012
Table 2-20 Networked Business Systems Integration
Table 2-21 Business Benefits of Enterprise Portals
Table 2-22 Enterprise Back End System Advantages from Enterprise Portals
Table 2-23 Enterprise Market Advantages from Enterprise Portals
Table 2-24 Integration Targeted To B2B and Exchanges
Table 2-25 Business Process Integration Advantages
Table 2-26 Business Benefits of Business Process Management
Table 2-27 Enterprise Back End System Advantages from Business Process Management
Table 2-28 Business Process Integration Advantages
Figure 2-29 Enterprise Portal Regional Market Segments, 2005
Table 2-30 Enterprise Portal Regional Market Segments, 2005
PORTAL SOFTWARE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Table 3-1 IBM Portal Positioning
Table 3-2 IBM WebSphere Portals
Table 3-3 IBM WebSphere Portal for Multi-platform Benefits
Table 3-4 IBM WebSphere Portal Uses
Table 3-5 IBM WebSphere® Portal Enable Communication Enhancer
Table 3-6 IBM WebSphere Portal Employee Productivity Features
Table 3-7 WebSphere Portal Web services Features
Table 3-8 IBM Integrated Web Portal Key Benefits
Table 3-9 IBM WebSphere Software Portal Key Components
Table 3-10 IBM Portal on Demand Business Benefits
Table 3-11 IBM Portal on Demand Technology Benefits
Table 3-12 IBM WebSphere Multi-Platform Portal Benefits
Table 3-13 IBM WebSphere Portal Return on Investment Business Benefits
Table 3-14 IBM WebSphere Portal Enable Features
Table 3-15 IBM WebSphere Portal Productivity Components
Table 3-16 IBM WebSphere Portal Extend Features
Table 3-17 IBM WebSphere portal IT infrastructure benefits
Table 3-18 IBM WebSphere Multi-platform Portal Enable Services
Table 3-19 IBM Portal Software Solution Benefits
Table 3-20 IBM Portal Software Solution Features
Table 3-21 IBM Workplace Collaboration Services
Table 3-22 IBM Workplace Collaboration Services Benefits
Table 3-23 IBM Portal Positioning To Improve Productivity and Effectiveness
Table 3-24 IBM Portal Functions
Table 3-25 IBM Portal Features
Table 3-26 IBM Portal Benefits
Table 3-27 IBM Portal Communication Support
Table 3-28 IBM Portal Differentiation
Table 3-29 IBM Portal solutions Functions
Table 3-30 IBM Portal Solutions Benefits
Table 3-31 BEA Systems Portal Strategy
Table 3-32 BEA Portal Positioning
Table 3-33 BEA Portal Features Support Sarbanes-Oxley
Table 3-34 BEA Approach to Portal Technology
Table 3-35 BEA Portal Technology Benefits
Table 3-36 BEA Portal Technology Return-On-Investment
Table 3-37 BEA Portal Infrastructure Services
Table 3-38 BEA RFID Portal Solutions Benefits
Table 3-39 BEA Available Packaged Portlets
Table 3-40 BEA Packaged Portlet Product Benefits
Table 3-41 BEA Portal Operating Systems Supported
Table 3-42 SAP NetWeaver Portal Features
Table 3-43 SAP NetWeaver Portal Business Benefits
Table 3-44 SAP Portal NetWeaver IT Benefits
Table 3-45 SAP Enterprise Portal Functions
Table 3-46 Benefits of SAP Enterprise Portal
Table 3-47 SAP Portal Resources That Substantially Lower the Costs And Speed Up The Process Of Developing High-Quality Content
Figure 3-48 SAP Portal Content Deployment Process Tasks
Figure 3-49 SAP Portal Content Deployment Process Content Definition
Table 3-50 SAP Portal Suite Components
Table 3-51 mySAP Enterprise Portal Content Addressed
Table 3-52 mySAP Enterprise Portal Tailors Content to Specific Job and Industry Needs
Table 3-53 mySAP Enterprise Portal Functions
Table 3-54 Key elements of Plumtree Enterprise Web Strategy
Table 3-55 Plumtree Software Enterprise Web suite Features
Table 3-56 Plumtree Software Enterprise Web suite Functions
Table 3-57 BEA / Plumtree Enterprise Web Suite Function Modules
Table 3-58 Plumtree Enterprise Web Developer Programs
Table 3-59 Plumtree Enterprise Web products
Table 3-60 Plumtree Types of Integration Products
Table 3-61 BEA WebLogic Portal Functions
Table 3-62 BEA WebLogic Reusable Collaboration Portlets
Table 3-63 BEA WebLogic Portlet Content and Tools
Table 3-64 Interwoven collaborative portals solution functions
Table 3-65 Interwoven Enterprise Portal Target Markets
Table 3-66 Interwoven Key Portal Solution Benefits:
Table 3-67 Interwoven Portal Collaborative Document Management Technology Functions
Table 3-68 Interwoven Portal Collaborative Functions
Table 3-69 Interwoven MyTeamSite Portal Single Sign-On Key Features
Table 3-70 Interwoven Enterprise Portal Business Benefits
Table 3-71 Interwoven Enterprise Portal Key Capabilities
Table 3-72 Oracle Service-Oriented Portals Key Capabilities
Table 3-73 Oracle Portal Process Key Capabilities
Table 3-74 Oracle Enterprise Portal Functions to Improve Business Productivity
Table 3-75 Oracle Enterprise Portal Features to Improve Business Productivity
Table 3-76 Oracle Portal Key Capabilities
Table 3-77 Oracle Service-Oriented Portal Publishing Advanced Features
Table 3-78 Oracle Service-Oriented Portal Sales Publishing Advanced Functions
Table 3-79 Windows SharePoint Portal Server Features
Table 3-80 Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server services
Table 3-81 Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server Feature Matrix
Table 3-82 Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server Web Parts functions
Table 3-83 Novell SUSE Linux Portal Is Used To View Activated Products
Table 3-84 Novell Identity Management Software Functions
Table 3-85 Novell Policy-Based Portal Positioning
Table 3-86 Novell Policy-Based Citizen Portal Functions
Table 3-87 Vignette Portal Capabilities:
Table 3-88 Vignette Portal Framework Integrations
Table 3-89 Vignette® Portal Support for Web Initiatives
Table 3-90 Vignette® Portal Reuse Components and Configuration Features
Table 3-91 Vignette® Portal Reuse Components and Configuration Functions
Table 3-92 Vignette® Portal Reuse Components and Configuration Benefits
Table 3-93 Vignette V7 Product Features
Table 3-94 Vignette® Portal Support for Accessibility
Table 3-95 Vignette® Dynamic Portal Module Features Description
Table 3-96 Tibco Portal Products
Table 3-97 Tibco PortalBuilder® Software Benefits
Table 3-98 Tibco PortalBuilder Powerful Integration of Systems
Table 3-99 Tibco PortalBuilder Collaboration Support
Table 3-100 Tibco PortalBuilder Administration and Security Systems
Table 3-101 Tibco Product Segments
Table 3-102 Tibco Enterprise Portal Systems for Supporting E-Business Models
Table 3-103 Tibco PortalBuilder Process Support
Table 3-104 Tibco PortalBuilder E-Business Portal Benefits
Table 3-105 Tibco PortalBuilder E-Business Portal Functions
Table 3-106 Tibco PortalBuilder E-Business Portal Features
Table 3-107 Tibco PortalBuilder E-Business Architecture
Table 3-108 Tibco PortalBuilder E-Business Platforms
Table 3-109 Tibco PortalPack Benefits
Table 3-110 Tibco PortalPack Software Products
Table 3-111 Tibco PortalPack for Oracle Application Benefits
Table 3-112 Tibco PortalPack for Oracle Application Key Features
Table 3-113 Tibco PortalPack for Oracle Application Available Categories
Table 3-114 Tibco Portal Benefits
Table 3-115 Sybase Enterprise Portal (EP) Benefits
Table 3-116 Sybase Enterprise Portal Key Features
Table 3-117 Sybase Enterprise Portal Access Key Features
Table 3-118 Sybase Portal Wizard Functions
Table 3-119 Sybase Portal Security Functions
Table 3-120 Sybase Portal Enterprise Edition Features
Table 3-121 Sybase Enterprise Portal HIPAA Solutions Key Advantages
Table 3-122 Sybase Enterprise Portal HIPAA Solutions Benefits
Table 3-123 Sybase Enterprise Portal Components
Table 3-124 Sybase Enterprise Portal Interface Components
Table 3-125 Sybase Portal studio features
Table 3-126 Sybase Enterprise Portal Organizational Capabilities
Table 3-127 Sybase Enterprise Portal Support For Formats
Table 3-128 Sybase Dynamic Reasoning Search Engine Functions
Table 3-129 Sybase Portal User Agent Server Personalization Services
Table 3-130 ATG Portal Automation Tasks
Table 3-131 WebMethods Presents unified view of the enterprise to constituents
Table 3-132 WebMethods Portal Composite Application Development Functions
Table 3-133 WebMethods Portal Composite Application Development Benefits
Table 3-134 WebMethods Portal Composite Application Development Features
PORTAL SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY
Table 4-1 Portal Open Architecture supported platforms
Table 4-2 Parallel Portal Engine Features
Table 4-3 Portal Quality of Service (QoS) Technologies
Table 4-4 Key Benefits of Using Portal Technology
Table 4-5 Technology Benefits of Using Portals
Table 4-6 Portal Module Based Architecture Functions
Table 4-7 Portal Interfaces in Standard Format Functions
ENTERPRISE APPLICATION INTEGRATION (EAI) AND BUSINESS INTEGRATION COMPANY PROFILES
Figure 5-1 BEA Three Months Ended Revenues for 2006 and 2005
Figure 5-2 BEA Yearly Revenues for 2002 to 2006
Table 5-3 5WebSphere Product Categories
Figure 5-4 IBM Quarterly Revenue
Table 5-5 Microsoft business divisions
Figure 5-6 Microsoft’s Quarterly Revenue
Figure 5-7 Microsoft’s Annual Revenue
Figure 5-8 Oracle’s Quarterly Revenue
Figure 5-9 Sun Microsystems’ Quarterly Revenue
Figure 5-10 Sun Microsystems Annual Revenues
Figure 5-11 Tibco Software’s Quarterly Revenue
Figure 5-12 Tibco Software’s Revenues
Figure 5-13 Vignette’s Quarterly Revenue
Figure 5-14 Vignette’s Annual Revenues
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