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Intranet Portals. Intra-SynrG. Team. Kimberly Tolbert Wilson- Project Manager and Presenter Kimberly Giertz – Research Analyst/Scribe Sivakumar Manickavasgm - Research Analyst and Presenter Joe Steinkamp – Web Master. Intranet Portals. Team Collaboration Tools - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Intranet Portals

INTRANET PORTALS

Intra-SynrG

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TEAM

Kimberly Tolbert Wilson- Project Manager and Presenter

Kimberly Giertz – Research Analyst/Scribe

Sivakumar Manickavasgm- Research Analyst and Presenter

Joe Steinkamp – Web Master

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INTRANET PORTALS

Team Collaboration Tools What is an Intranet Portal Activities and Dimensions Use Case – User Roles Use Case – Document Repository Software List Q/A

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WHAT IS AN INTRANET PORTAL

A company intranet is private, secure website that enables employees to communicate, collaborate, share documents and other information and access productivity tools. An intranet is often hosted and maintained on company servers and can only accessed by internal employers.

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Employees

Customers

Partners

INTRANET TECHNOLOGY

Information sharing

Controlling content

Decision making

Unified, enterprise-ready solution boosting organizational effectiveness

XML Web Services

HR, Finance, etc.

Team Collaboration

Personal

Enterprise Portal

Business Applications(SAP, data warehouse, custom . . .)

Internet Presence

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• Work Flow

• User Roles

• Training• Wiki

• Bulletin Board

• Document Repository

• Easy Access

Intranet Portal

Content Filtering & TargetingThe ability to filter the content on the portal, for example perform a search. The second part will allow for someone higher level user to target content for certain users.

View & Manage TasksThe ability to view and edit tasks, i.e. projects or other to-do's. This system allows for online management of tasks and other timed events. 

CommunicationThe ability to communicate with others online through the portal.  Means to communicate can be one directional, two directional, or more.

View & Manager ResourcesBeing able to view all necessary resources in the portal and being able to edit/manage them. The resources can be internal and external.

ACTIVITIES AND DIMENSIONS

• Wiki• Bulletin Board• Document

Repository• User roles• Work Flow• Easy Access

• Document Repository

• Work Flow

• Easy Access

• User Roles

• Wiki• Customizati

on • Training

• Wiki• Bulletin Board• Document

Repository• Easy Access

View & Manage DocumentsThe ability to upload documents, view them online, and edit them. Users can host documents on the portal to share with others and all others to collaborate on the documents. The ability to manage who can see each document will be allowed by security management.

View & manage reference materialsThe ability to create online reference materials and have others view them.

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USE CASE – USER ROLESSharon Bradley, Contract AttorneyJones & Associates

Location: Chicago

Company Size : 15 employees

BackgroundSharon Bradley has been working at Jones and Associates for less than a year. She is now adapting to her new environment and discovering that this smaller firm does not have as many choices in technology resources that the large firm had.  In particular, her options are limited in terms of collaboration tools that allow her to collaboratively draft contracts with opposing counsel and clients.  The firm’s security policy does not allow firm employees to house confidential documents outside of their local computer network which is protected from unauthorized access by a firewall and internal network passwords.  Their office does not have a full time IT staff and is largely left to their own devices using a standard collection of applications that include MS Office, including an Exchange server and Outlook for email communication, Antivirus, and Internet Explorer.

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USE CASE – USER ROLESPROBLEMS AND LIMITATIONS Problems

Limited options for collaboration Secure document transfer outside of their local

computer network The firm does not have a full-time IT staff

support Asynchronous collaboration via email both

internally and externally Limited control of maintenance of document

revisions and exchange Document integrity unsecure and often revised

by unauthorized users

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USER ROLES– GOAL

Collaborate with all relevant parties while still maintaining control

Apply a process to allow who has access to the documents, when they can be accessed and who can view and modify the documents

Invest in portal technology that will satisfy her needs without breaking the bank

Require a substantial investment in infrastructure and personnel to support it

Goal

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AFFORDANCES

Easy Access to Documents via the Internet: Establish a dedicated extranet site with its

own URL that can be accessed by all parties via the Internet

Assure that this site is accessed via a secure Internet protocol such as HTTPS.

Assure that the tools or applications needed to access this area are standard applications that are installed by default on most computers.

User and Group Based Permissions Control Control access to this site by establishing

user roles and configuring granular permissions at both the site level and the document level.

Allow for ability to categorize documents in order to link the categories to specific access permissions.

Allow for auditing of document revision history.

Ability to Organize Documents by User Roles Organizing documents should be as easy as

maintaining folder hierarchies in Windows Explorer.

Provide ability to run an integrated application that will allow the collaboration session host to share the desktop so that all connected parties can view real-time document revisions.

Must Haves Nice to Haves

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USER RO

LES – SO

LUTIO

N

Key Features:

Improve team productivity with easy-to-use collaborative tools

Easily manage documents and help ensure integrity of content

Reduce the complexity of securing business information

Provide controls for securing company resources Easily scale collaboration to meet business need Cost-effective foundation for Web-based applications Easily manage and configure Windows SharePoint

Services by using a Web browser Windows SharePoint Services platform to build rich,

flexible, and scalable Web-based applications and Internet sites specific to the needs

Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) is a versatile technology included in Microsoft Windows Server 2003 that enables organizations and business units of all sizes to increase the efficiency of business processes and improve team productivity.

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WINDOWS SHAREPOINT SERVICES PRICING One server license is required

for each copy of the server software installed

Windows Server 2003 Client Access License (CAL) is required for each user or device (or combination of both) that accesses or uses the server software

The same Windows Server 2003 Client Access License is used to access both Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2003 R2 servers

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USE CASE – DOCUMENT REPOSITORYMichael K .Wilson, CIO Ziegler, Giles, Ward & Associates

Location: Chicago, Atlanta, New York, San Diego, Shanghai, London, Dubai

Company Size : 700 employeesBackgroundMichael started 2 years ago as CIO at Ziegler, Giles, Ward & Associates (ZGWA) , a small private firm that handles executive recruitment. He was challenged with trying to adapt to the non-existent document repository at ZGWA, and the lack of collaboration with project teams globally outside of the use of email. He also struggled with the use of the file sharing system for storage due to the limitations in security and accessibility across the global offices. He noticed that the intranet used by the firm was not an enterprise solution. In fact, it was built in-house by a couple of developers who were asked to create a web-based solution to share company announcements and events. iConnect (the intranet portal) was built with very simplistic system goals, is a very limited solution used by US employees only. It did not include document management functionality nor was it built for expandability.

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USE CASE – DOCUMENT REPOSITORY PROBLEMS AND LIMITATIONS Problems

Security and Role based access issues Version Control Limited to Local Area Network (LAN) Flexibility issues Unable to exchange between repositories/global

offices In-House built limited intranet – used only for

announcements and events Document management functionality not

included in the original specifications

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DOCUMENT REPOSITORY – GOAL

Procure a cost-efficient global intranet solution that will include a document repository to replace current system

Ensure that a document Create, Read, Update or Delete (CRUD) matrix is included within the intranet portal solution to collaborate with teams.

Secure and flexible exchange between repositories and global offices.

Utilize the firms LDAP/AD technology for single-sign-on capabilities and security

Budget constraints Must use allocated technology

funds Current intranet is not easily

expandable Integration limitations

Goal Limitations

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AFFORDANCES

Single sign on and easy access to intranet portal

Secure CRUD access Support all document types Ability to Edit Properties of a

document or folder Email submissions Alert management (folders

and documents -changes/updates)

Web based Search and Tag Auditing capability (HIPAA

and SOX purpose)

Send document through workflow process

Must Haves Nice to Haves

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DO

CUM

ENT REPO

SITORY – SO

LUTIO

N

Key Features:

Extensive personalization features to streamline information delivery and to present the right material, at the right time, to a user’s intranet desktop

Secure, central repository and comprehensive document management functions

Distributed organization structure, knowledge transparence, user-driven flow of information and simple management by users

Security/Access Control Version Control Search and Indexing Desktop and Office Integration Drag and Drop Publishing

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ADENIN PRICING The price for 1 processor (CPU) license with 2

Administrator and 698 users licenses is US$ 10,480.00

The price for the Support & Subscription Contract is US$ 2,515.00 per year

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SOFTWARE

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QUESTIONS?