Software demos

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Learn how IBM's Enterprise Modernization solutions and resources can help customers modernize and accelerate software innovation for IBM i on Power Systems, while protecting and continuing to grow their long-term application investments. These solutions can help you unleash the power of your software assets, architectures, and skills quickly, easily, and economically to support rapidly changing business needs.

Watch this illustrated demo to learn how IBM Enterprise Modernization solutions can help accelerate software innovation on System z, enabling organizations to leverage growing ecosystems of skills, solutions, and services. These new solutions help you unleash the power of your software assets and skills quickly, easily, and economically to support rapidly changing business needs.

This demonstration shows how IBM WebSphere Portal is used to provide forms and business processes to citizens and government agencies with a simple user interface that improves efficiency of forms processing and reduces IT costs.

This demonstration shows the business value of IBM Business Process Management (BPM) enabled by SOA which allows businesses to continuously optimize their business processes and adapt them to rapidly changing needs.

Watch this brief overview of key aspects of IBM Enterprise Modernization solutions to learn how you can unleash the power of your IT systems quickly, easily, and economically to support your rapidly changing business needs. You'll get the information you need to develop your roadmap toward enterprise modernization to maximize your business value.

IBM Enterprise Modernization solutions apply modern architectures and technologies to core IT systems. Legacy application processes are “unshackled”, using simple and innovative solutions and then grouped to align with a set of business operations. This helps to improve overall effectiveness and future flexibility and extend the life of IT investments.

This multi-part demonstration shows how customers can get started with the IBM LanguageWare Resource Workbench® (LRW) and also showcases the analysis capabilities unleashed by the Workbench.

IBM Mashup Center helps organizations unlock and transform diverse sources of information into mashable assets such as feeds and widgets. These assets can then be dynamically assembled into new applications that address daily business challenges. Enabling business users in this way can reduce application backlog, lower development and increase the reuse of existing assets to reach more people cost-effectively.

These tutorial demos show the steps required to create feeds widgets and mashups, using various data sources such as SQL, Excel and other external data sources, and how to embed a widget into an html page, all using the IBM Mashup Center and its two components InfoSphere MashupHub and Lotus Mashups.

This video shows an overview of an IBM Business Process Management solution based on Service Oriented Architecture that can provide the flexibility you need to innovate and win in your marketplace.

This video demonstrates how IBM delivers the most connected SOA in the industry to help accelerate your business's potential through unlimited Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) functionality.

This video shows that if your company is beginning the exciting journey into a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), having a “health check” on your services is vital.

This video shows how there are many aspects to implementing sound SOA governance, covering people, information, and everything in between. Every business has to start somewhere and IBM can help.

This video shows why it is vital to check the health of your SOA’s applications and services. IBM helps maintain a healthy SOA implementation so you can avoid costly and dangerous SOA rescue missions later on.

This video shows that if your company is beginning the exciting journey into a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), having a “health check” on your SOA's Infrastructure is vital.

This video shows that regular checkups with an IBM SOA Healthcheck can help you detect problems early, treat any existing symptoms, and learn what to focus on in the future to maintain your SOA solution's good health.

This video shows how IBM makes it easy to get started with an Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) from a business-centric view and explores three entry-points into SOA: people, process, and information.

This video shows how IBM portal technology can help you visualize how your business is doing, build leverage, and assess your progress in an SOA environment.

This video shows shows you how dynamic warehousing enabled by SOA Information Services, combined with IBM portal and dashboard solutions, can help you provide better and more timely insight to employees in your organization.

This video shows how real-time data can provide you with visibility into core business processes helping you make smart decisions and to respond quickly to change. IBM WebSphere Business Monitor delivers the real-time insights you need to keep your business agile.

This video shows you how you can complete a complex project with just one integration tool, IBM WebSphere Integration Developer, that's easy-to-use, that does everything you need and does it well.

This video shows that if you need to connect applications in a secure, reliable, scalable, and highly available way regardless of type of data, application, protocol and platform and reuse of your System z assets, WebSphere MQ for z/OS is the solution for you.

This video shows how IBM WebSphere MQ can revolutionize your business if you have a complex mix of heterogeneous applications that is constantly changing as new requirements surface.

If you are implementing a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), watch this video on how the IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository makes it easy to quickly find and utilize the right service at the right time.

This series of in-depth demos and presentations shows how to address a number of technical challenges when building a Software as a Service solution. These challenges are addressed through a set of architectural patterns exploiting features in IBM middleware.

This fun illustrated demonstration helps you learn about mashups and their building blocks, widgets and feeds. See the role of IT in unleashing enterprise resources such as data and logic as widgets and feeds that are consumable by mashups. Watch how users can combine, transform and reuse those elements, together with public widgets, to create powerful business solution mashups that address immediate business needs.

This demo shows how IBM Rational ClearCase, IBM Rational ClearQuest, and IBM Rational Developer for System z can benefit your System z development process. See how Rational ClearCase can manage System z application source, how Rational ClearQuest can manage the development process, and how Rational Developer for System z can help developers improve productivity.

This illustrated demo depicts a telco scenario whereby the power of Business Event Processing—in particular, the IBM WebSphere Business Events product (formerly Aptsoft) —is able to turn around a sales quarter.

This demonstration shows how IBM Business Partner C2CRM uses IBM WebSphere Portal to provide a Web-based, enterprise level Customer Relationship Management (CRM) application suite containing over 20 modules covering the four major areas of CRM.

See how an IBM WebSphere Portal software-based solution provides collaboration and integration technologies to help constituents easily interact with government agencies who support them, while providing employees at those agencies with timely access to the information and resources they need.

See how IBM WebSphere Portal Express is used to quickly deploy a new website, customize the look, and update content using out-of the-box deployment functionality and Web 2.0 user interface enhancements.

Watch how the Victory Sports administrator quickly creates, configures, and deploys a new page using IBM WebSphere Portal Site Management features.

See how IBM WebSphere Portal is used to quickly deploy a new department Web site, customize the look, manage blog entries, and share documents using out-of the-box deployment functionality and Web 2.0 user interface enhancements.

IBM WebSphere Portal delivers capabilities to integrate static HTML pages, providing Web designers the flexibility to leverage existing investments and create and manage content using familiar tools. This helps reduce skill requirements and time to market.

In this demonstration, see how IBM WebSphere Portal provides this easy-to-access site for MyHealthcare which lets patients complete forms, make payments, order prescriptions, and schedule appointments, all while delivering personalized patient content.

View this demo, recorded at the Impact 2008 event, to see how IBM WebSphere sMash provides a simple, powerful scripting environment to create widgets that integrate with IBM Lotus Mashups, enabling the creation of new Web 2.0 applications. (Note: Product names and/or features shown in this demo may differ from those of the final product)

This multipart in-depth demonstration shows how IBM WebSphere Virtual Enterprise provides application infrastructure virtualization capabilities that lower costs and increase flexibility to ensure business process integrity, improve service and application performance, and better manage application health.

This demonstration shows how accelerators for IBM WebSphere Portal Server help an organization effectively deal with a critical Customer Service situation. Accelerators - including Dashboards, Collaboration, Content, and Self-Service - deliver immediate business value by helping address specific project needs.

This demo shows how IBM Asset Tracking and Visibility (ATV) uses RFID technology to help clients better manage their assets. The demo shows examples that focus on IT Datacenters to provide an overview of the benefits of using this technology.

This demonstration shows how the IBM Content, IBM Collaboration and IBM Dashboard Accelerators for WebSphere Portal help a marketing strategist easily find relevant information, quickly identify objectives, and work with others to effectively meet business goals.

In this demonstration, you will see how businesses can make Service Oriented Architecture usable and consumable by assembling reusable services into dynamic IBM WebSphere Portal-based dashboards and scorecards.

As companies increasingly use software based on a service-oriented architecture to drive innovation and optimize business processes, IBM WebSphere Portal can play a fundamental role in providing the front-end to an SOA-based application infrastructure.

This demonstration features IBM WebSphere Business Modeler as the common enterprise modeling environment for IBM FileNet Business Process Manager (FN BPM) and WebSphere Process Server. This allows Modeler users to import process diagrams into Process Designer to leverage FN BPM’s content-centric processing capabilities.

WebSphere Portal adapts to users needs and delivers a composite view that allows the user to interact with back-end systems as if they were one. This demonstration highlights collaboration, web content management, document management, Lotus Forms, application integration, workflow, and multilingual support.

IBM WebSphere Portal offers extensive support for Web 2.0 technologies, enabling organizations to easily deploy high performing, intuitive applications that satisfy end users' expectations for a rich browser experience. This demonstration shows Web 2.0 features available today within WebSphere Portal, as well as several features planned for the future.

This tutorial will take you through the steps that will allow you to quickly and easily create, deploy, customize and change portlets using IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory in conjunction with a Lotus Domino environment.

WebSphere Business Modeler (formerly Holosofx) enables business analysts to document, design, analyze, and optimize business processes and provide the basis for SOA solutions.

See how IBM WebSphere Business Modeler Publishing Server allows users from across the enterprise to review and collaborate on new and existing business process models.

WebSphere Business Services Fabric provides the design-time tooling, run-time environment, industry reference models, and pre-built assets to enable rapid development of SOA based business services. Optional IBM Industry Content Packs provide industry specific reference models and pre-built common services to simplify interoperability and adhere to industry standards. This demonstration illustrates an example WBS Fabric business solution for a fictional insurer.

IBM WebSphere Dashboard Framework (formerly Bowstreet) enables companies to quickly and easily deploy highly tailored business dashboards, helping them to reduce development costs and speed time-to-value. In this demonstration, a developer uses WebSphere Dashboard Framework to create a dynamic portlet for a sales dashboard.

See how IBM WebSphere Integration Developer enables integration specialists to assemble complex business solutions with minimal development effort.

See how JK Enterprises uses IBM WebSphere Partner Gateway to establish a trading partner communications hub to coordinate and control the exchange of electronic documents between trading partners and suppliers.

IBM WebSphere Portal's Composite Application Workflow can integrate information from multiple business components to provide users with content specific to their business roles and tasks.

IBM WebSphere Portal personalization enables business users to modify content spots, user profile and content selection rules, and campaigns, without assistance from the IT department.

This demonstration shows how the rich set of functions provided by IBM WebSphere Process Server (formerly CrossWorlds) can be used to deploy a service oriented process integration solution.

Web Services for Remote Portlets (WSRP) simplifies integration of remote applications and content into portals. In this demo, a medical clinic includes test results from a lab testing facility in their patient information portal.