Most major corporations are decentralized. Each business unit or subsidiary typically owns sections of the corporate Web site. While this distributed ownership results in a wealth of content, it often produces a jumbled, inefficient Web presence. Visitors can't locate the information they need.
Site is cluttered with redundant or outdated information.
Each site section looks and feels different, with no uniform graphic standards or navigation. Using either Forte for Java or third party Java development environments, companies can build pages that combine text, graphics and data accessed from legacy applications or databases, thus delivering more compelling and contextually relevant results to the user. When information is easy to find and presented this clearly, users will rely more heavily on the site. This ensures that new code being developed and tested won't interfere with the live site's performance. Once the applications have been built, tested and approved, Interwoven OpenDeploy lets developers easily move them from the test environment onto the production site's iPlanet Application Server cluster.