Director of Web engineering at Miller Systems, Alec Graziano is responsible for all of Miller Systems’ Internet-based software development engagements and process methodology, including design, architecture, and programming. Alec has significant and broad experience in designing and managing the delivery of industry-standard, Web-based software, particularly in the Web services arena, in both J2EE and .NET frameworks.
We've all heard the terms: portals, gadgets, portlets, dashboarding. But what
does it all mean? And what role do Web services play in this exciting new
world of componentized content?
I would define "portalization" as the creation of an environment that gives
the end user one-stop shopping for actionable content and collaboration.
Portals don't create anything new; they merely give us comprehensive,
personalized access to content that may reside in any number of repositories
(see Figure 1). Moreover, portal environments benefit developers and
implementers by providing a robust set of "out of the box" tools and features
to ease application development and deployment. These tools include single
sign-on (SSO) access to virtually any authentication data source, centralized
authorization, logging and reporting, document versioning, and so on.
Content and Web services
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Director of Web engineering at Miller Systems, Alec Graziano is responsible for all of Miller Systems’ Internet-based software development engagements and process methodology, including design, architecture, and programming. Alec has significant and broad experience in designing and managing the delivery of industry-standard, Web-based software, particularly in the Web services arena, in both J2EE and .NET frameworks.
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