Portal Software

The first commercial portal software vendor began to appear in 1998.

Improve NEN collaborative technology with new portal software.

In fact, especially in smaller companies, designers can realize some features found in off-the-shelf portal software through simpler (do-it-yourself) means.

The project eventually led to the founding of Epicentric, an enterprise software company that became a leading provider of enterprise portal software.

Mr. Hardiman said he believed that the Portal software could be easily adapted to pricing of junk bonds if the demand proves to be strong enough.

In order to address the telecommunications market, Portal software acquired the InteGrate software from Solution42, a German company which had a history in high-performance telecommunications Rating.

In March 2001, Citrix acquired Sequoia Software Corporation, a Columbia, MD, maker of XML-based portal software.

GameCQ was similar to Blue Byte's portal software, the Blue Byte Game Channel, due to Richard Lyle having written much of the latter.

In July 2007, it announced a partnership with ICEsoft Technologies, provider of the ICEfaces library, for developing Ajax technology for its enterprise portal software.

Prior to founding Widgetbox, Anuff was co-founder of enterprise software company Epicentric (with Oliver Muoto), a leading provider of Enterprise portal software.

In 2001, Plumtree released the first version of its portal software designed to run on UNIX operating systems, with a Java programming interface and a Java user interface.

According to a Gartner Research comparison of software for horizontal portals, WebSphere Portal software is a leader in that market, having delivered "significant product innovation," and being "successful in selling to new customers across industries."

The foundation has published the Open Knowledge Definition and runs several projects, such as CKAN, the data portal software used by many governments for their open data projects and Where Does My Money Go, a service to monitor government spending.

From its origins as creator of one of first Internet search engines and early Web-based document management, workflow and portal software, OpenText realized the potential of the Internet as a platform for collaboration, along with the value of digital content as a strategic knowledge asset that must be managed throughout its lifecycle.