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Say Goodbye to Portal Servers?

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Got a change to go through Forrester’s article " Say Goodbye To Portal Servers ." Here is the summary of report - Vendors like Plumtree Software and Epicentric created the portal server market in the late 1990s by offering servers with technical features that just didn't exist within firms' existing IT infrastructure. Now those features — like UI abstraction, integration, workflow, and delegated administration — have been co-opted, improved, and embedded in general-purpose infrastructure platforms from vendors like IBM, BEA Systems, Oracle, and Microsoft. The standalone portal server market is gone, absorbed into infrastructure vendors' app server platforms and emerging interaction platforms. Conclusion looks OK that infrastructure vendors are adding portal features like UI abstraction, integration and workflow in their suite. But I don't think that pure play portals are out. The major missing point in this report is the exclusion of open source portals which ...

Review Liferay Enterprise Portal

I always tried to provide information helpful for portal selection. Here is another useful article in that chain - Liferay Review