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What others say about The Enterprise Portals Report 2009
"Every organisation considering portal technology should obtain a copy of the Enterprise Portals Report, to gain access to best-practice approaches and concepts, built up from real-world experience."
-- James Robertson, Managing Director, Step Two Designs
"Portals are where 'synergy' stops being a buzzword and becomes a tangible business benefit. If you're considering portal software, you can't afford to miss this comprehensive market review. And if you've already started a project, the common-sense advice contained in this outstanding report could save you thousands -- of dollars and hours."
-- Eric L. Reiss, Author of "Practical Information Architecture"
"We found the Enterprise Portals Report to be extremely helpful in our efforts to implement a revamped and improved portal at our organization. Not only were the portal product evaluations impartial and thorough, but the 'best practices' advice contained in the report was excellent! Your report saved us a lot of time and money by consolidating a wealth of information in one spot. Worth every penny!"
-- Alex L. Brown, Portal Communications Coordinator, Student Assistance Foundation
"The Enterprise Portals Report does an excellent job of articulating the key complexities and challenges associated with portal implementations, and will greatly assist organizations in planning for and executing portal initiatives."
-- Mike Girifalco, Director of Engineering, Bit Group, Inc.
"Organisations looking to implement an enterprise portal face a
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-- James Robertson, Managing Director, Step Two Designs
"Even for existing SAP licensees, NWP should not become a default purchase. It takes time to understand the NWP architecture and features, while much-needed help from integration partners and the vendor itself may remain very costly and in short supply."