Liferay and DXP
Liferay DXP for manufacturers: customer, supplier and employee portals, and the websites built on them.
The Five-Phase Liferay DXP Implementation Method for Manufacturing
A Liferay DXP implementation for a manufacturer runs through five phases, and it lands on time because of the two gates between them: the entity-mapping sign-off that closes Architecture and the scope freeze that opens Build.
Which Portal to Build First on Liferay DXP: Supplier, Employee, or Customer
Build the portal where the legacy pain is sharpest and the ERP integration surface is smallest, then let it fund the rest.
Governance, Access, and Compliance for a Liferay Manufacturing Portal
Role-based access and the audit trail are one Architecture-phase decision for a regulated manufacturing supplier portal.
Integrating Liferay DXP with Your ERP and Back-End Systems
Liferay holds the experience layer, your ERP holds the system of record, and an integration platform keeps the two in sync without either doing the other's job.
Liferay DXP vs SharePoint for a Manufacturing Portal: How to Choose
Choose Liferay when the portal must run manufacturing workflows and carry live ERP data; keep SharePoint for document storage and collaboration.
How to Choose a Liferay DXP Partner: Case Studies, Credentials, and References
Demand two kinds of proof from a Liferay partner: a documented delivery case of their own and the platform's published results.
Custom front-end, seamless Liferay back-end
When out-of-the-box Liferay forms fall short, Frontend Client Extensions let you build a custom UI that consumes headless Liferay Object APIs while keeping the back end clean.