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Oracle WebCenter Best Practices
Get best practices and deployment advice from Oracle expert John Brunswick in this column. Passionate about both business and technology, John focuses on maximizing IT's ability to streamline and optimize business. |
Five Best Practices for Application Integration
Oracle WebCenter provides a broad range of capabilities, but a particular business requirement may necessitate integration with additional systems. The following considerations can help optimize the integration process.
- Business drivers and requirements. Integrations can take a lot of effort, so ensure that business drivers and requirements are well-defined and agreed upon up front by project stakeholders.
- Platform capabilities. Take time to fully understand the capabilities inherent to the Oracle WebCenter platform. Out-of-the-box integrations exist with Oracle and third-party systems. Additionally, capabilities in the Oracle WebCenter platform can reduce effort and facilitate integration, potentially enhancing the subsequent upgradability of your solution.
- Enterprise architecture. Catalog various enterprise data, network, and services required to support integration, such as security infrastructure, service bus technology, and shared enterprise services. New services may be beneficial and/or required.
- Balance cost, time, and scope. Compare various integration options and their impact on time, effort, resources, upgradability, ongoing management, and cost. Outcomes can be significantly affected by organization integration pattern standards and project goals.
- Coordinate roadmap and process. Work with the Oracle WebCenter team to understand product roadmaps. This can help create optimal alignment of native platform capabilities with your organization’s business requirements. Additionally, Oracle has architecture development process methodologies that can assist your move to a new architecture.
Read more from John Brunswick.
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Oracle WebCenter Portal
Are you looking for core resources to establish a fundamental understanding of Oracle WebCenter Portal? The place to begin is the Getting Started page on the Oracle Technology Network. Three Oracle WebCenter Portal user personas (application developer, application specialist, and system administrator) help guide your learning experience. Visit the dedicated page for each persona to access targeted training resources and collateral.
Application Developer │Application Specialist │System Administrator
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ResCare is a human services company that offers services to people of all ages and abilities to help make their lives more independent. ResCare serves more than 1 million people each year with its nearly 50,000 employees at thousands of locations. ResCare uses Oracle WebCenter for content management and to manage a self-service portal for its employees. ResCare has also expanded its Oracle WebCenter usage to include Oracle WebCenter Imaging. Oracle WebCenter Imaging streamlines accounts payable approval processes, decreases paper storage costs, and improves document retrieval processes. View this Webcast to learn how ResCare has solved content lifecycle challenges using Oracle WebCenter.
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TEAM Informatics, Inc. is an employee-owned, Minnesota-based software products and systems integration firm with a global customer base. TEAM is an Oracle software reseller and an Oracle partner specializing in Oracle WebCenter Content and Oracle WebCenter Portal. TEAM’s offerings include professional services, managed services, enterprise and on-demand development support, and an expanding set of products. TEAM’s suite of business applications include TEAM Cloud for managed delivery of Oracle WebCenter products, TEAM GSA Connector for enterprise search, TEAM Sites Connector for enabling Web experience management, TEAM Email Manager for e-mail and communication compliance and management, and ContentWorX for complex document process management and assembly.
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New Training Course: Oracle WebCenter Sites 11g for Developers
Learn how to use Oracle WebCenter Sites to build a new content management site, as well as how to display content on a rendered Website. Also, gain essential experience in user management, content design, user interface administration, site configuration, and publishing.
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