This document discusses patterns for delivering personalized content in Oracle WebCenter Portal using role-based rules. It introduces challenges in balancing security and personalization. Common delivery patterns are presented, including using a content presenter template with CMIS queries filtered by user profile attributes, using logic and scoped variables to deliver contextual content, and leveraging Oracle Conductor scenarios and portlets via RIDC to deliver profile-based content from WebCenter Content. Live demonstrations of these patterns are provided.
2. Personalized Content Delivery Challenges
Attributes of Delivery
• Meta data / User profile data
Engines for Delivery
• Conductor / Engage
Integration Patterns for Delivery
• WebCenter Portal, Content and Sites
Live Demonstration
• Delivery & Management of Content and Delivery Rules
OURJOURNEY
3. • Identify personalization patterns
• Deliver and manage content within an
intranet / extranet
• Apply concepts to scale personalized
content delivery
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
7. • Security vs Personalization
• Security
• Can be leveraged to provide
“personalization”
• Limited flexibility
• Personalization
• Extensive flexibility
• Can be seen by anyone
CHALLENGES
26. • Example scenarios
• Frequently one pattern can
adapt for multiple use cases
• Selection may depend on
overall skillset and standards
within your organization
DELIVERY
PATTERNS
27. • Work “top down”
• Discover use cases
• Catalog use cases
• Distills down into
surprisingly few
patterns
PATTERN
STRATEGY
Scenario Audience Content
Source
HR Information
for specific
geography
Individual
contributors / first
level managers
WebCenter
Content
Complimentary
product
information
Customers logging
into self service
WebCenter
Content
Etc… Etc… Etc…