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IBM Lotus Software...41 Введение.................................................... 3 IBM Lotus Software...........................41 Повышение.эффективности.работы. сотрудников.в.коллективе..............................41 IBM WebSphere Software............ 4 Стратегия.IBM.в.области.программного. Расширение.стратегии.IBM.в.области.. обеспечения.Lotus.............................................41 сервис-ориентированной.. Lotus.Notes.и.Domino.8.5..................................42 архитектуры.(SOA).для.оперативного. Разумная совместная работа ............................ 42 реагирования.на.изменения.бизнеса............ 4 Успешная платформа для клиентских Обзор.программной.платформы.. приложений .......................................................... 42 Средства интеграции с Domino .......................... 43 IBM.WebSphere................................................... 5 Решения.IBM.для.построения.порталов......43 Решения.IBM.на.базе.продуктов.. IBM.WebSphere................................................... 5 Семейство IBM WebSphere Portal ....................... 44 Инфраструктура приложений ............................. 5 Средства.разработки.......................................45 Интеграция приложений...................................... 8 Средства разработки для IBM Lotus Управление бизнес-процессами ....................... 13 Notes/Domino ........................................................ 45 Электронная коммерция ..................................... 18 Средства разработки для порталов ................. 45 Специализированное ПО .................................... 19 Средства поддержки разработки Mainsoft ........ 46 Пакет телекоммуникационных решений ........... 21 Мобильный.доступ.к.корпоративным. Примеры.внедрения.проектов.на.базе. информационным.ресурсам............................47 технологий.IBM.WebSphere..............................23 Стратегия IBM Unified Communications and Collaboration .................................................. 48 Семейство IBM Lotus Sametime .......................... 49 IBM Rational Software....................26 IBM Lotus Sametime Meeting Server .................... 50 Другие средства IBM для коллективной Обзор.методологии.и.ПО.IBM.Rational..........26 работы ................................................................. 51 Эффективность.применения.единой.. Управление.документами.. среды.взаимодействия.участников.. и.Web-контентом................................................51 ИТ-проектов.(Jazz).............................................27 Электронные.формы........................................52 Инструментальные.средства..........................28 Семейство продуктов IBM Lotus Forms ............. 52 Управление требованиями ................................. 28 Порталы.для.повышения.эффективности. Управление процессами и портфелями коллективной.работы......................................53 проектов ............................................................... 28 Управление изменениями, конфигурациями, Решения.для.малого.и.среднего.. релизами и сборкой ............................................. 30 бизнеса................................................................53 Проектирование и разработка ........................... 31 Семейство IBM Lotus Domino Express ............... 53 Управление качеством ....................................... 32 Решение IBM WebSphere Portal Express ........... 54 Пакеты.программных.продуктов...................34 Средства разработки .......................................... 54 Семейство IBM Lotus Forms Express .................. 54 Пакет ПО IBM Rational Clear Case Change Стартовое решение для коллективной Management Solution ............................................ 34 работы ................................................................. 54 Пакет ПО IBM Rational Lifecycle Package ........... 34 ПО как сервис ..................................................... 54 Решения.IBM.Rational.для.различных. Семейство IBM Lotus Foundations ...................... 55 отраслей..............................................................35 IBM Lotus Symphony – набор офисных Решения для SAP ................................................ 35 приложений на базе открытых стандартов ...... 56 Решения для System Z и I ................................... 35 Примеры.внедрения.проектов.на.базе. Решения для сервис-ориентированной технологий.IBM.Lotus.......................................58 архитектуры (SOA) .............................................. 36 Решения для аэрокосмической и оборонной промышленности ................................................ 36 Решения для государственного сектора .......... 36 Решение для финансового сектора ................... 37 Решения для коммуникационного сектора ....... 37 Примеры.внедрения.проектов.на.базе. технологий.IBM.Rational...................................38 IBM Information IBM Tivoli Software...........................84 Management.............................................60 Интеллектуальное.управление.. Information.Agenda.–.информация,. ИТ-инфраструктурой.предприятий.. заслуживающая.доверия................................60 и.организаций..................................................... .84 Управление.данными.......................................61 Решения.для.управления.. бизнес-сервисами..............................................84 Управление данными: серверы баз данных (СУБД) ................................................................... 61 Решения.для.операционной.. Управление данными: решения ......................... 64 поддержки.ИТ....................................................85 Управление.контентом.....................................68 Решения.IBM.Maximo.для.управления. Компоненты для управления контентом ........... 68 активами.и.сервисами......................................87 Обеспечение интеграции ................................... 69 Комплексное управление ИТ-активами Инструменты автоматического сканирования и ИТ-сервисами с использованием решений документов с возможностью IBM Tivoli Asset Management for IT их классификации и интеграции и IBM Tivoli Service Request Manager .................. 87 с бизнес-процессами ........................................... 70 Дополнительные возможности IBM Maximo Компоненты для управления Asset Management для управления бизнес-процессами .............................................. 70 активами и сервисами ........................................ 88 Компоненты для контроля нормативных Решения.для.комплексного.управления. требований ........................................................... 71 приложениями...................................................89 Управление процессами обработки документов ........................................................... 71 Решения.для.повышения. Поиск и обнаружение ......................................... 72 производительности.и.доступности.............90 Решение IBM: IBM Information Server ................. 73 Решения.для.координирования. Управление.информационными.. и.развертывания...............................................92 ресурсами...........................................................73 Решения.для.обеспечения.безопасности....93 Решения по распознаванию идентификационных данных, поиску Использование решений IBM по обеспечению взаимосвязей, а также анонимному обмену безопасности совместно с SAP-системами ...... 96 идентификационными данными ......................... 75 Решения.для.хранения.и.оптимизации. Управление основными данными ...................... 76 данных.................................................................96 Создание хранилища данных ............................. 77 Решения.для.малого.и.среднего.бизнеса....99 Модели данных и процессов ............................. 78 Примеры.внедрения.проектов.на.базе. Управление.эффективностью.. технологий.IBM.Tivoli........................................99 деятельности.....................................................79 Ключевые компоненты IBM Cognos Performance Management .................................... 79 Аналитические приложения IBM Cognos .......... 80 Специальные программы Примеры.внедрения.проектов.на.базе. и инициативы..................................... 102 технологий.IBM.Information.Management......81 Контакты IBM в России........... 104 Информационные.технологии.. как.основа.повышения.эффективности.бизнеса Компания IBM является одним из крупнейших в мире поставщиков программного обеспечения и ведущим поставщиком связующего ПО, которое соответствует высоким стандартам качества и предоставляет компаниям конкурентные преимущества, позволяя быстро реагировать на изменения в современных экономических условиях, действовать на опережение, решать бизнес-задачи, эффективно использовать ресурсы. В сложных современных условиях важно серьезно переосмыслить приоритеты и заняться опти- Введение мизацией ресурсов, а не ставшим уже традиционным сокращением кадров, урезанием финансирования и активов предприятий. В решении этих непростых задач информационные технологии могут и должны стать решающим фактором развития бизнеса. Грамотный подход к оптимизации расходов позволяет экономить намного больше, чем простое сокращение бюджета. Традиционно 76 % ИТ-бюджета направляется на поддержание существующих систем и только 4 % планируется на инвестиции в новые проекты. (По материалам исследования Forrester Research). • Уменьшайте затраты на поддержание существующих систем на основе интеграции • Используйте освободившиеся средства, чтобы увеличить прибыль, инвестируя в повышение эффективности работы сотрудников, процессов
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