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Portals are great tools to get information into context. The big challenge you face with them is: they are tools. While in the past that was perfectly OK (Portals have been taken care of by the craftsmen who did appreciate their tool nature), it isn't enough anymore. As a consequence IBM offers Portal now with pre-configured content. In Websphere Portal Express you get ready baked Intra- and Extranet templates. For the rest of the Portal family (Enable and Extend) there is the JumpStart Site for Websphere Portal to give you a head start.

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