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ArticlesLeading ArticlePortal DesignHow can Portals be designed so that they are easy to use and that users find the information and functionality they need. Building BlocksWhat are the ingredients of successful business portals of today and tomorrow? SAP User RolesHow can user roles help to create a personalized and efficient work environment and how they help to reduce complexity? How can users extend their role definitions to better fit their personal information needs? Portals vs. DesktopWe put portals into an historical perspective with hypertext, the Web, and the desktop. |
mySAP.com Workplace and MiniApps – Steps towards a Personalized and Efficient Electronic Work EnvironmentPrevious Editions: Edition 1 – published August 1, 2000 • see the disclaimer below SAP enters the portal stage with the mySAP.com Workplace and its own vision of what a business portal should be: A blend of role-specific applications, reports, and information, all tailored to meet the needs of individuals and their individual workplaces. MiniApps at the doorstep of the mySAP.com Workplace are SAP's solution to accessing and managing a personalized electronic workspace.
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Disclaimer: Please note that this edition was written in 2000. Therefore, statements in the articles, particularly those regarding SAP's products, product strategy, branding strategy, and organizational structure, may no longer be valid.
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ArticlesConnecting to the Future – From mySAP.com Workplace to WAP Cell PhonesHow the connection to WAP phones helps the Workplace transcend the traditional office. Transforming MiniApps for use on WAP phones. Self-Explaining Web ApplicationsHere we talk about some of the differences between traditional software applications and Web applications and how this affects the use of texts to convey information. Efficient MiniApp DesignVisual design for optimal presentation of information and efficient use of space. Interaction design techniques for easy-to-use and easy-to-understand MiniApps. |