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153 Articles match "Lotus","Technology"
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Sunday, March 7, 2010
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
will be speaking at two different time slots around the topic of Social Enterprise (One of my favourite topics as of late ) and the really cool thing is that in both cases I will be sharing the stage with a couple of very talented fellow IBM colleagues: Rafael Gallegos (Lotus Software Sales Manager SPGI) and Ed Brill (Director, Product Management IBM Lotus).
and a couple of use cases / success stories of how IBM customers have been making use of Lotus Collaboration technologies all along.
Yes, indeed, it is that time of the year where very soon I will be on the road again for my second and third business trips of the year and already working towards finalising the last few details, before I embark on the not-to-be-missed and always interesting Lotusphere Comes To You events.
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
will be speaking at two different time slots around the topic of Social Enterprise (One of my favourite topics as of late ) and the really cool thing is that in both cases I will be sharing the stage with a couple of very talented fellow IBM colleagues: Rafael Gallegos (Lotus Software Sales Manager SPGI) and Ed Brill (Director, Product Management IBM Lotus).
and a couple of use cases / success stories of how IBM customers have been making use of Lotus Collaboration technologies all along.
Yes, indeed, it is that time of the year where very soon I will be on the road again for my second and third business trips of the year and already working towards finalising the last few details, before I embark on the not-to-be-missed and always interesting Lotusphere Comes To You events.
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Thursday, June 4, 2009
You can do this on a wiki (with comments) or Google Docs (with comments), but the more robust tools I came across were Traction , Basecamp , and Activities on Lotus Connections .
This is important as we are not tied to one technology when contributing to the space. Basically what is happening is the technology, and what and how we want to achieve our aims, has become a tool designed A little while ago I talked about not so much groupware, but a middle space, moreso activityware, where you create an object and invite people to add to it. I
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Connected Search Archives IBM Lotus Connections, in plain English Edit: I used to be the IBM Lotus Connections Technical Evangelist. m part of IBM Lotus Technical Sales, and it is my job to help folks understand what Lotus Connections is and how to use it well. In my opinion, IBM Lotus Connections is primarily social networking software, not collaboration I am now the Social Enterprise Evangelist at Jive Software .
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Connected Search Archives IBM Lotus Connections, in plain English Edit: I used to be the IBM Lotus Connections Technical Evangelist. m part of IBM Lotus Technical Sales, and it is my job to help folks understand what Lotus Connections is and how to use it well. In my opinion, IBM Lotus Connections is primarily social networking software, not collaboration I am now the Social Enterprise Evangelist at Jive Software .
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Monday, January 18, 2010
IBM created LotusLive Labs, to bring together IBM Research and Lotus around enhancing cloud collaboration services and capabilities. New technology previews were shown for a Slide Library (isn't that a SharePoint term?), The LotusLive Notes service will be optimized to support hybrid on-premise and cloud deployments with standard support for directory synchronization between on-premise directories and the cloud, access to application and mail Day 1 of IBM annual Lotusphere conference was today, in Orlando. Here's what I've seen announced or discussed during the day.
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
Ed Brill from IBM Lotus has posted his reaction to my Lotus Roadmap report (January 2010):
" Michael Sampson looks to me like he can see the future. Though he was never briefed on what was coming at Lotusphere 2010, in January, he published a white paper on the Lotus roadmap.
This is an excellent report and should offer much confidence for anyone considering their future direction with Lotus software, An update with some of the IBM Project Vulcan news from Lotusphere is all that one would need to add to this paper for a high degree of understanding of the future.
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Sunday, January 10, 2010
One of the final projects I worked on during December 2009 was a report called "Lotus Roadmap: Enhancing Business Collaboration with Lotus Software". Lotus Notes has been around for a long time. Since its release in 1989 it has always been viewed as a “different” piece of technology, loved by some people and reviled by others. I almost got it completed, but ran out of runway.
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Saturday, October 20, 2007
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
portal, enterprise content management and collaboration technologies, Enterprise Adaptability is an important part of IBMs overall consulting and software portfolio to give clients new tools for harnessing the talent and expertise that lies within their organizations, across organizations, and with their partners and customers. According to IBMs 2008 Global Human Capital Study, which surveyed 400 executives in 40 countries, developing an organization that is adaptable to change is essential. technologies into the fabric of business operations, allowing employees, partners and customers
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