IBM WebSphere Portal 7.0 and IBM Lotus Web Content Management Open Beta

At last it is available the beta of Portal 7.0. I had heard about at Lotusphere and now has arrived!
From the initial information it appears that it is truly spectacular, I shall tell you shortly.
For all those who wish to try here are the links:

Here is the download

Here is the read me

And here is the documentation.

The beta is based on the code next level of Portal. It works with the newer JDK level which is included with WAS 7.x.
Stay tuned. A vmware version should be available soon.

Have fun!

P.S. I have already download in advanced ..

 0 Comments Posted by Enzo Stanzione  May 19th, 2009

Enterprise 2.0 secondo Max Ardigò ed IBM Italia

Veramente interessante ed alla portata di tutti.  Il filmato è in lingua Italiana
A brevissimo una mia recensione sulla soluzione ODW di IBM Italia, per raccontarvi cosa si può fare ed in quanto tempo si può essere produttivi con soddifazione del CLIENTE!



Le presentazioni di Max Ardigò le trovate qui  http://www.slideshare.net/ardigo/slideshows

 0 Comments Posted by Enzo Stanzione  April 22nd, 2009

We’ve done! The first Lotus Foundations appliance in Italy was sold!

After a year of intense activity, my company Xerum Srl and I are really excited in being able to engage a customer and after a brief presentation close the deal for both Lotus Foundations Stard and the Lotus Foundations Appliance with more than 20 end user licenses.

Roberto Vivian, "the seller for excellence" was contacted by the customer to address and resolve issues related to backup and data security.
I can not tell you the whole story of the sale, but the customer, which is already Microsoft Small Business Server customer, had reported to us, the need to accommodate and simplify:

• Management of the backup. Avoiding, if possible, to use tape backup
  
• Operate a safe and simple FTP
  
• Manage the internal mail (currently not used)
  
• Access the system from outside, perhaps with a VPN
  
• Have antivirus and antispam software on the server for mail
  

and much more ... that's inside "Lotus Foundations Start"!

Roberto, told us that after a brief economic negotiations, where among other things he has proposed to the customer the appliance in its maximum configuration (Mod 9234 Xeon,4 hard drives 500GB, 1TB IDB and 8GB ram), the order was first placed by phone and confirmed the next day by email.


The First Appliance Lotus Foundations Start sold in Italy. Xerum tagged,too!
We arrived first, the road is still long but we believe in it.!


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 5 Comments Posted by Enzo Stanzione  April 7th, 2009

Lotus Foundations Start 1.1 : My new server is here!

Today I read the post by Daniele Grillo (www.dominopoint.it) that told of the availability of the new version of Lotus Foundations Start 1.1, then I have not resisted the temptation, I downloaded the packages and I have installed my new server.
I had participated in the beta program for the newly released version, but I had not been able to say anything about.
Today, back on the product and I intend to surprise you with interesting news about it.
For now I will give you a screenshot of the administration console.

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 0 Comments Posted by Enzo Stanzione  March 24th, 2009

IBM Open Collaboration Client Solution (OCCS) for Ubuntu®

 
Very interesting opportunities for companies that intend to reduce costs of TCO of their clients, and IBM remained in line with the IBM Open Collaboration Client Solution (OCCS) for Ubuntu ®, which can be downloaded directly from the Ubuntu site Partners.
The DVD that you can freely download as a trial with a duration of 30 days, contains, in addition to the operating system Ubuntu, the client Lotus Notes, Symphony and more.
IBM had already distributed the same solution for SLED Suse and RedHat RHEL early as 2007.
You can find more information about Open Client Collaboration Solution here and here.

 0 Comments Posted by Enzo Stanzione  March 5th, 2009