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IntraSee @ OpenWorld 2010
IntraSee is excited to announce that we are continuing our tradition of presenting at Oracle OpenWorld with two sessions in 2010. We will be demoing some exciting new 9.1 stuff at our booth in Moscone South #2520. Below you will find details about our sessions. The rooms fill up fast, so add our session to your schedule right away!
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Update: our presentations are now posted in our Insight section.
Setting an Enterprise 2.0 Strategy with PeopleSoft Portal
A recent 2010 Gartner survey found Web 2.0 to be a top 3 technology priority while process improvement was the top priority in the business. Marry those two priorities and you have Enterprise 2.0, a major focus for many organizations in 2010. This session will help you determine what it takes to become Enterprise 2.0 capable. We will show you how you can create an Enterprise 2.0 strategy by bringing your self-service, content, and processes all together with the PeopleSoft portal. Your portal can be as intuitive as Internet sites like Facebook or Google. You can use social networking in the workplace to help your employees get their jobs done more effectively, plus put in place controls so that HR can easily manage risk. All with the PeopleSoft portal.
ID#: S317437
Date:Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Time: 15:30 - 16:30
Track: Applications Tools and Technology
Venue: Marriott Marquis
Room: Golden Gate A
Bring Your PeopleSoft Applications to Life with Web 2.0
Traditional ERP applications are the essence of Web 1.0: single-threaded, no context and no collaboration. Bring your applications up to today's Internet standards by deploying them within a robust portal framework and incorporating Web 2.0 capabilities. We'll show how many customers have greatly improved PeopleSoft by deploying popular Web 2.0 techniques. Imagine a business process that walks users through each transaction step-by-step. Imagine wiki capabilities where your subject experts are the ones controlling content, not the IT department. Imagine users helping other users via discussion threads, ratings, comments, tweets and more. Imagine your users improving their access to application content using tags.