Architecture of enterprise knowledge portal (1)

1.1 system architecture of enterprise knowledge portal

The increasingly complex and expensive modern software drives many companies to invest in human and material resources to develop enterprise portals. Portal has many incomparable advantages. First, it can provide a single portal for different roles, employees, partners, customers, suppliers, etc. The second portal can be connected to different external systems through SOA, such as CRM, Bi, and ERP.

Knowledge portals integrate internal and external data, integrate applications and data, classify knowledge and manage content, collaborate, and coordinate transactions on the basis of Enterprise portals.

1.1.1 architecture of the ekp Platform

The core of ekp is the enterprise knowledge management (KM) system and other information systems. The KM system provides basic ekp services, including the implementation of enterprise knowledge resource management and knowledge management processes (dynamic processes of knowledge identification, collection, organization, sharing, promotion, application and innovation) and the strategic environment of knowledge management (such as strategic planning, organization, culture and evaluation ). KM systems need to share data with other IT systems through EAI and knowledge mining to achieve application and data integration.

Figure 2 logical architecture of the portal

1.1.2 standards and functions of the portal platform

Ü complies with the jsr168 Portlet Standard Specification

Ü supports multiple access methods, such as HTML, XML, WML, and VXML.

Ü content management and content publishing system integration

Ü Single Sign-On Single Sign-on

Ü flexible search engines

Ü multi-threaded Portlet container

Ü Scalable System Architecture

Ü service-oriented ubuntures (SOA)

Ü web services for remote portlets (wsrp)