A comprehensive collection of more than 1,000 Lotus tutorials and video clips showing users how to perform essential tasks.
Benefits:
I am so excited… I just pre-ordered my own copy…. this is a real treat to have this book published…. and all of the great mentors that invested their time on writing this book… these are the ones to follow!
Great reading! Holli
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IBM Lotus Connections: Planning and Implementing Social Software for Your Enterprise (Paperback)
by Stephen Hardison (Author), David Brooks (Author), David Byrd (Author), Gary Wood (Author), Saurabh Calla (Author), Tim Speed (Author), Michael Martin (Author), Suzanne O. Minassian (Author)
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BlackBerry Enterprise Server Performance Enhancements and Tuning Best Practices
Date: Thursday, July 16, 2009
Time: 12:00 PM EDT
Duration: 60 minutes (including Q&A)
Hosted by LotusUserGroup.org, presented by BlackBerry
In this technical deep dive session we will discuss key performance improvements within the BlackBerry Enterprise Server and how those improvements will positively impact your BlackBerry solution environment. During the second half of the session, we will discuss how the improvements made can be leveraged to establish best practices for scaling and tuning your BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
Pavel Shkolnikov, Development Manager,
BlackBerry Enterprise Server for IBM Lotus Domino, Research In Motion
About the Presenter:
Pavel Shkolnikov graduated from Hunter College, City University of New York, in 1999. Pavel worked with Lotus Notes and Domino since 1997, first as a co-op with Binary Tree Inc., where he created mail and PIM migration tools to help customer migrate data from legacy platforms to Lotus Notes and Domino. He joined IBM/Lotus as a Software Developer in 2000 and worked on R6 release, creating Active Directory synchronization tools (ADSync et al), Domino License Tracking feature, and other things.
In 2002 Pavel joined Research In Motion, first as a Software Developer on BES Domino Team, and later became a manager of that team. Pavel lead his team through many successful BES releases, starting with BES 4.0. He and members of his team are working hard every day to ensure that BES Domino product integrates exceptionally well with all versions of Notes and Domino, that the product is feature rich, secure, scalable and reliable and that the BlackBerry Solution remains the top mobile solution for Lotus Notes and Domino platform.
The presentation is free to LotusUserGroup.org members, but requires pre-registration.
A Must Have… and thank you Dave…. virtually replaces Redbooks (but not completely!!)
Here are some great examples of content found in the wiki… sign up, read, participate, join in!! Learn!
Introduction to Lotus Notes
Learning Lotus Notes Client
Daos Best Practices
Introduction to xPages
Learning Domino Development
Redbook Wiki: Domino Designer Best Practices
As reported from the Domino Wiki
Many of you remember former IBM’er Alan Lepofsky’s popular blog, “Notes Tips and Tricks.” It’s a tough act to follow, but Notes product manager Dwight Morse and information developer Julie Brown have teamed up to bring you a new Notes 8.x Tips blog.
You’ll find tips (like “Cool Features for Scheduling a Meeting” or “Recent Contacts”) that use lots of graphics to speed your learning! There’s even a tip on “Feeds,” which lets you subscribe to the Tips blog as a preset! Just click the “Subscribe to preset feeds” icon
in the Feeds section of your Notes Sidebar in Notes 8 or higher.
If you have requests for tips or if there’s a particular area of Notes that you would like more tips on, feel free to comment on the blog or on this wiki article.
This is a great resource! Take advantage of it!
Thinking Green…. cut down on travel, costs and save time while still getting the personal touch. With IBM’s Lotus Sametime 8x and plugins for virtual worlds leveraging the OpenSim and Second Life, IBM is building a bridge between virtual worlds and web conferencing. Watch the video and listen to the use case that shows how you can offer visual, personal and interpersonal experiences to a web conference that helps to enrich your experience in collaboration.
You can also see what Forterra is doing with Sametime integration into their Virtual World. Very impressive technologies and integration!!
See you around the Sandbox!
Holli
Feb 23rd – 27th 11am – 1pm Pacific everyday VIRTUAL Lotus Lunch and Learns
For details please click on the links… if you have any questions, please feel free to contact me directly…
Lotusphere Comes to you in San Francisco will be April 16th!
If you were not able to attend the conference in Florida, or if you just want to find out more about what is going on in the last month this is a great experience. LCTY is also fantastic for making face to face connections with the community. Please be sure to register early this year!
If your city is not listed, please note that the local Lotus ITS from the PNW will be working with our partners to bring one closer to you… targeted cities planned, but subject to change are Sacramento, Portland, Seattle and Salt Lake City. Please check with your local ITS and Sales team if you do not see a city near you.
When was the last time you reviewed The View? They are the same ones that conduct the Admin and Lotus Developer conferences. The view has been around for EVER and consistantly produced high quality, deep dive, technical articles on topics that provided value in managing and developing in my Lotus environment.
They use to send them to me for distribution at all of the User Group meetings for free. Now that we have gone mostly virtual.. I wanted to give them a good plug here and share with you that their most recent free article is a great one on Maximize the Green Benefits of Domino Attachment and Object Service (DAOS) for Notes and Domino 8.5
Collaboration Girl 