The Best Intranet Books of All Time

Intranet Document Management is the first book to address the most important considerations in designing and maintaining an organization's Intranet. Web site implementers who want to transform document and information management by instituting an internal "Web" within their organization will learn how to manage extensive collections of Web documents, handle very large documents, convert legacy documents, access databases.

A practical guide to adopting portal development best practices in an Enterprise world. About This BookDiscover the new features and updates in Liferay including the concept of CMS, and collaboration applications with relevant examples and screenshotsSet up the navigation structure for the Enterprise intranetFull of illustrations, diagrams, clear step-by-step instructions, and practical examples to show you the integration between different applications such as LDAP, SSO, and Liferay Social OfficeWho This Book Is ForThis book is for anyone who is interested in the Liferay Intranet Portal.

This book is for both beginners and more experienced portal developers who need to create an enterprise intranet portal for their business. It will be handy for IT professionals who know the basics of how the portal technology works and need to integrate different open source technologies. What You Will LearnBe introduced to the all new features of Liferay 6.2Understand the different controls/actions to make the portal work for an EnterpriseManage users, organizations, sites, user groups, and roles and also set up portal permissionsSet up a forum and get detailed descriptions of categorization, tagging, and Asset PublisherEnable Wiki to share knowledge among users and create new dynamic data list and poll portletsHandle federated search and OpenSearch and deploy search-based portletsImplement web content management with a different approach in the portalEmploy community tools such as invitations, bookmarks, page comments, and page ratingsManage Liferay's document and media portletIn DetailTo develop an intranet portal for an Enterprise, Liferay is the only open-source portal development platform that has a high scale graph for the developer to extend any component. It provides high end integration with other applications. By using this book, both beginners and more experienced users will be able to create an intranet portal easily. This book will be your pocket reference to Liferay. It will explain to you the new features of Liferay, including Liferay Sync and the Recycle Bin. It will help you to integrate with other key applications such as LDAP, SSO, and Alfresco 4.x and above. You will be introduced to documents, web content, and image management. You will move onto Liferay Sync's new tool to synchronize documents and media files to the local system. You'll discover the Market Place, the newest feature of Liferay. Liferay Social Office and its integrations are also thoroughly explained. This book is packed with practical examples that will help you to develop an intranet portal quickly and easily. Style and approachClear step-by-step instructions to develop an intranet portal for Enterprise. It describes new features and updates in Liferay with clear explanations, and is complete with images, tips, and tricks.

Follow Nigel on an adventure that would change his life forever, all triggered by a chance encounter with a new starter at work (Dave), that throws his safe and consistent, but insanely boring, world into chaos, which quickly transforms into a new found friendship and a leads to a journey of technological invention, trickery and wonder. "Nigel brought his mug close to his mouth, holding the mug in both hands. He didn’t drink from it straight away, instead he shut his eyes and inhaled through his nose, breathing in the scent of his freshly made cup of coffee.

He enjoyed the aroma for a short moment, before he tipped a mouthful of the warm, luxurious coffee into his mouth, savouring the different textures of the strong coffee mixed with the micro bubbles of hot frothy milk. Nigel worked in an office for a large sales company, his desk in the corner, out of the way of the busy hustle and bustle of the sales and marketing teams. The company he worked for was called Amstaria, specialising in selling electronics, such as clock radios and USB dongles to retailers. His official job title was ‘Intranet Coordinator’, but most people in the office didn’t know what his job title was or what he actually did, just seeing him as the IT geek that sat in the corner. To be honest, Nigel didn’t know what his job was either.". Go on a journey of self discovery with Nigel, finding his self confidence and true potential by being pushed outside of his comfort zone.