Enterprise Portal & Collaboration Business Summit

Key Issues:

• Learn from start to finish how to position your portal strategy with a clear vision & an
• empirical business case that assures your clients of their technology investments.
• Understand how to get your clients in the driver seat of your portal plan by deliberately
• leaving some loose ends where they can participate.

Key Issues:

• Transform Business
• Renew Brand

Key Issues:

• Business case and business benefits
• Creating a synergy between the business and IT
• Portal architecture
• Lessons learned

Key Issues:

• Enable a 2-way dialog for enterprise-wide IT communications
• Provide a showcase of innovation and IT's capabilities
• Provide timely internal and external news
• Provide a self-service framework
• Improve productivity by centralizing all info on products, services, and support

If you would like to present during this session please contact Susan Cook at scook@iirusa.com or
212-661-3500 x 3285

Key Issues:

• The enterprise strategy options emerging from portal- and Web Service-focused technologies require a clear roadmap prior to adoption
• Everyone in the enterprise should understand their definition of “collaboration” and be able to realize the business value it brings them
• A collaborative enterprise must deliver measurable, incremental results to all participants and
  stakeholders while resolving cultural challenges
• Business and IT must empower each other in aligning their business drivers for service-oriented or portal-centric opportunities with strategic collaboration directives.

Key Issues:

• Learn the essentials of Web 2.0 design
• Learn what makes a usable Web2.0 application.
• Develop essential user interface models for Web 2.0 UI designs
• Leverage Web 2.0 visual design patterns to deliver usable solution

Key Issues:

• Using documented process for effective communication between the customer and IS
• Developing a cross-functional approach to address solutions
• Learning about the key success factors for BPM projects

Key Issues:

• Organize efficient and highly functional collaborative teams of business and technology staff
• Architect an Intranet development project to create a valuable and exciting employee resource

Key Issues:

• Staff engagement best practices and lessons learned with regard to design, organization, taxonomy and navigation.
• Chubb's strategic use of metadata to meet four primary needs - content context, lifecycle, placement and special handling
• Examples to demonstrate the importance of metrics and measurement