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Multisite Commerce

Proven Principles for Overcoming the Business, Organizational, and Technical Challenges

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Plan, Manage, and Architect Multiple Web Sites for Maximum Efficiency and Business Value For many companies, one Web site is no longer enough. Business strategy requires multiple Web sites, each with carefully targeted audiences and marketing approaches. However, managing multiple sites introduces costs and management headaches that conventional Web architectures and methodologies can't handle. In "Multisite Commerce," Lev Mirlas-the architect who pioneered the concept of a shared multisite platform with IBM(R) WebSphere(R) Commerce-introduces best practices and methodologies for implementing and managing multiple e-commerce sites efficiently and cost-effectively. Mirlas begins by reviewing why multisite commerce is necessary and yet so challenging to execute. Next, he addresses multisite commerce from three business, implementation, and technical. You'll learn how to plan and implement a shared platform and use it to create and operate new sites that will remarkably lower incremental cost. This book's start-to-finish methodology provides a common language that everyone involved in multiple sites- from executives to project managers and technical architects to site administrators-can share. Coverage includes

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Tytuł
Multisite Commerce
Podtytuł
Proven Principles for Overcoming the Business, Organizational, and Technical Challenges
Język
angielski
Autorzy
Lev Mirlas
Wydawca
IBM Press
Rok wydania
2009
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
396
ISBN10
0137148879
ISBN13
9780137148875
Seria
Ocena
4 z 5
Opis
Plan, Manage, and Architect Multiple Web Sites for Maximum Efficiency and Business Value For many companies, one Web site is no longer enough. Business strategy requires multiple Web sites, each with carefully targeted audiences and marketing approaches. However, managing multiple sites introduces costs and management headaches that conventional Web architectures and methodologies can't handle. In "Multisite Commerce," Lev Mirlas-the architect who pioneered the concept of a shared multisite platform with IBM(R) WebSphere(R) Commerce-introduces best practices and methodologies for implementing and managing multiple e-commerce sites efficiently and cost-effectively. Mirlas begins by reviewing why multisite commerce is necessary and yet so challenging to execute. Next, he addresses multisite commerce from three business, implementation, and technical. You'll learn how to plan and implement a shared platform and use it to create and operate new sites that will remarkably lower incremental cost. This book's start-to-finish methodology provides a common language that everyone involved in multiple sites- from executives to project managers and technical architects to site administrators-can share. Coverage includes