Saturday, July 2
Administrative Aspects of SAP Enterprise Portal
This post discusses the administrative aspects, authoring and
deployment of a custom SAP Enterprise Portal. SAP Enterprise Portal is
a scalable portal which can integrate unlimited content because it has open
architecture. Portal content can be integrated from various sources such as groupware
applications, Web sites, enterprise applications, legacy systems, databases,
and document directories.
SAP Enterprise portal provides complete set of tools to manage and
monitor and administer the SAP EP within one coherent environment. These
administrative tools are created as portal pages or iViews enabling you to do
administration tasks according to a particular business scenario.
After Installation and delegation of tasks, portal administrator
tools are used to either import or create custom portal content. After that roles
are built. These roles consist of specific subsets. Each subset consist of
specific portal content. These subsets are assigned to various enterprise
users.
There are various services and procedures that are indirectly
involved in distribution to portal users and information processing for portal
users. These services may include security, monitoring the portal server, user
management, and changing the portal design to reflect a company’s brand.
Also Knowledge Management platform can be implemented.
KM allows portal users to intuitively and selectively target documents and files
and at distributed information sources.
SAP Unification Server helps in
integrating the resources of a enterprise's information systems. Also it provides
unified access to structured data of the enterprise. It drives the unification
of databases, enterprise applications and legacy systems in SAP Enterprise
Portal.
Page Builder
Knowledge Management
CM Components
TREX Components
Unification
Connectors
Personalizing Your Portal
Delegated Administration
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