Web Portal Vs Web Site


Web Portal 

Web Portal is an entry into your business through internet. Portal will be the department store to consolidate all shops together.  Amazon is web portal. All sellers can post their products in the website and buyers can login and purchased those product depends on their needs.

 Web portal is a customized website that aggregate information form a wide array of sources in a consistent and uniformed manner.
 

Portal vs Website

Portal is website which presents different kinds of information to user by aggregating different content from different source. A portal is always website but website is not always portal.  A website can be a simple static web pages or dynamic which is presenting simple and only one information. 

Another definition for portal is gate way or entrance for some organization or company through web. 

Different kinds of portals

1.      Personal Portals
2.      Government Portals
3.      Corporate Portals
4.      Search portals
5.      Healthcare portals
6.      Stock and financial portals  

Types of Portals

Intranet Portals

These portals will be hosted inside some corporate network and will not be accessible form outside network.  These kinds of portals are mend to be consumed by employee or members of that organization. Some of the common features of these portals are like user profile, salary management, leave management etc.,

Internet Portals

These portals are open for everyone and accessible through World Wide Web. These include features which can used by people around the world like yahoo, google.

 

Features of Portal

·         Accessibility through desktops, PDA’s and Phones.
·         Single sign on features for different applications inside portal.
·         Personalization for each user or group.
·         Content management system.
·         Only members can see the information
·         Secure access point for personalization information
·         Member need to login using credentials.

 

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