Portals

The challenge in today's dynamic information environment is to provide your customers with the ability to access all your information quickly and easily through one single point of entry.

Why put your customers through the agony of trawling through several different websites to find the information they need, which can be a lengthy and confusing process?

Wouldn't it be great if your customers could just go to one website, without needing to know which level provides which service, and be able to find what you want within a few clicks of a mouse?

A portal can be determined by its user base e.g. educational, local authority, health & private sector organisations will all have very different needs and requirements. The GOSS PORTAL solution provides a real solution to your portal needs whatever they may be.

In practical terms, this means a single location with a single sign on and the integration of these systems and applications to a single informative 'front end' presentational layer.

The GOSS PORTAL solution delivers the following:

• Enables organisations to rapidly build and deliver highly customisable applications to support the real-time information needs of customers, employees and partners
• Provides a single point of access to information and transactional services
• Provides a gateway through which, access to an organisations systems, information and applications is achieved
• Offers an organisations users a main "point of entry" through a single Website, intranet, or extranet

GOSS PORTAL BENEFITS:

• Information can be easily accessed through one interface
• Effective delivery of joined up information to communities
• Customer focused leading to improved customer satisfaction
• Quick & easy access to information
• Economy of scale efficiencies
• Joint procurement opportunities
• Streamlined efficient working procedures
• Integrates seamlessly with current systems & applications

The GOSS PORTAL solution has been utilised by both the Cornish Key partnership and the award winning Dorset For You partnership, although both work in different ways they effectively deliver joined up information to communities and the ability to provide accessible information quickly and easily.