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SAP Enterprise Portal 6.0-Sample Screenshots-

31/03/2003

SAP AG 2002, Title of Presentation, Speaker Name 2

Content

End User View

Adminstrator View

Delegated Administration

Content Administrator

User Administrator

System Administrator

KM Content Manager


Logon and User Self-Registration

Welcome Screen(Form-Based Login)

User Self-Registration


End User Navigation (1)

Yahoo! Content

NavigationPanel



Business Package:Campaign Manager



SAP Integration(WebGUI)



DatabaseIntegration


Flexible Page Layout

2 Columns2 Columns

1 Column1 Column


My Info (Knowledge Management)

Based onKM Flexible UI with different layouts

Functions (create, move, copy)by using hover menu

Collaboration functions aredirectly available


Content

End User View

Adminstrator View



User Administrator


KM Content Manager


How Does Delegated Admin Work? (1)

Portal administration functions can be divided into different rolesSAP provides three roles out-of-the box: Content Admin, SystemAdmin, User AdminCustomers can customize these roles and create different rolesaccording to their needs


How Does Delegated Admin Work? (2)

Admin authorizations can be restricted to portal objects

SuperAdmin:Admin access to

completePortal Catalog

SuperAdmin:Admin access to

completePortal Catalog

ContentAdmin:Admin access to certain

folders (read/write access)

ContentAdmin:Admin access to certain

folders (read/write access)


Content

End User View

Adminstrator View



User Administrator


KM Content Manager


Portal Content Studio: Portal Catalog

Portal Catalog


Portal Content Studio: Creating Content (1)

Create content byclicking the right mouse button



Attributes of an iView



Page content list Attributes ofa page

Relevanteditors


Content Administration: KM Content

KM Content(root direcotry)

Functionality formass operations

Based onFlexible UI


Content

End User View

Adminstrator View



User Administrator


KM Content Manager


User Management: Searching for a User

Search for users

User Management Functions


User Management: Searching for a User (Result)

Copy userModify user data

Lock user


User Management: Create a New User

Create anew user


User Management: Password / User Rules


User Management: Notification

Notification onspecial events


User Management: Role Assignment (1)

User groups


User Management: Role Assignment (2)

Assigned roles

Available roles


Content

End User View

Adminstrator View



User Administrator


KM Content Manager


System Administration: Transport Packages

Portal Catalog

System admin functions

Portal objects assignedto one transport package


System Administration: Support Pages


System Administration : Permission Editor

Delegated admin:Define the admin authorizations

for a portal content object(here: page)


System Administration: Monitoring

Users who are logged in


System Administration: KM Monitoring

KM Monitoring isincluded in the Monitoring tab


System Administration: KM Configuration

KM Configuration is partof the role System Adminstrator


System Administration: Theme Administration

Define the defaultportal theme


System Administration: Rule Editor

Rule Editor(e.g. assign a portal layout

to a user/user group)


Content

End User View

Adminstrator View



User Administrator


KM Content Manager


Content Manager: Explorer

Documentsrepository

Functionality formass operations

Based onFlexible UI

Functions (create, move, copy)by using hover menu


Content Manager: Classification

InboxTaxonomiesTaxonomy TrainerTaxonomy Query Builder


Content Manager: Quick Poll Administration

Quick Poll Admin

Quick Poll


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