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June 8th, 2010

Lotus Quickr 8.5 : finally takes off

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Was finally announced the release of new J2EE Quickr 8.5 for WebSphere Portal. In the last six months I have been involved in projects where Quickr was crucial to introduce the concepts of collaboration in documentary.
This new version promises well, because, apparently, are supported different operating systems than its predecessors, is also secure support for WebSphere Portal 6.1.5 and is returned to the integration of Quickr portlets within the portal and more yet.
But wait for the downloadable version. And I'm also very curious to see the new interface and new administration features.
Certainly many things will change.

Availability informations link

Soon

 0 Comments Posted by Enzo Stanzione  June 8th, 2010

November 18th, 2009

One years hand in hand with Lotus Foundations. Now you can go by yourself!

Image:One years hand in hand with Lotus Foundations. Now you can go by yourself!


Also this year I attended the Dominopoint Day 3 as a speaker, which was held in the headquarters of IBM Milan. Experience of these two days is truly exceptional and always leaves you something good, when everything is finished!
In addition to the good old and new speaker, a special special thanks to Franziska Tanner of MartinScott Consulting and Mary Beth Raven, the lead designer for Lotus Notes at IBM. They are really special.
Once again I have dedicated my session in Lotus Foundations Start, because I think it is a good solution and actually ready to use, especially in a market made up of very small holdings, which is that of Italy.
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 2 Comments Posted by Enzo Stanzione  November 18th, 2009

October 13th, 2009

Domino/Notes 8.5.1 Tip!

A deep information for Domino lovers!

The Notes/Domino 8.5.1 Gold Builds are:


C++ : V851_09282009 Prod (for Domino and the basic client)
Java - WCT : WCT8.5.1_20090929.1223 Prod (standard client for Win/Mac)
Java LINUX - WCL : WCL8.5.1_20090929.1704 Prod (standard client for Linux)

Additional Information:

- A Managed Beta program will soon start for 8.5.2 (modeled after the 8.5.1 Managed beta program)
- The Domino 8.5.1 for AIX 32bit version will be available as a Limited Availability offering only, so not on Passport Advantage.
- The Domino 8.5.1 for AIX 32 bit TechNote will be published later this week.
- There will be no Trial version for 8.5.1.
- Group 1, 2, 3 language versions will ship 30, 60, 90 days, respectively, post English eGA.

You can download Notes Designer for free here!

See you soon!
Enzo

 0 Comments Posted by Enzo Stanzione  October 13th, 2009

October 2nd, 2009

Dominopoint Day 3 : not miss it!

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As you already know, this year the Italian community it is organizing the third Domino technical event open to all fans and not just talking about Lotus Notes and Domino.
For the third time I will be present as a speaker, and I will speak for the second consecutive year of Lotus Foundations, its evolution after it was launched, I will tell you about my experience with IBM Appliance, and I get into (if Time will let me) in detail in the IDB and we'll talk about the Toolkit to deploy Domino applications.
I will tell as far as possible, the news gathered at Lotusphere 2009, for those who still do not know.
I am preparing the session and a live demo if you have special requests, whenever possible, I satisfy you, since my goal is to share and extend knowledge of this technology.

Here you will find all the news of the event.

See you Soon, Enzo.

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 0 Comments Posted by Enzo Stanzione  October 2nd, 2009

July 27th, 2009

Strategy Guide for Migrating from Domino Document Manager

Was finally issued the draft of the Redbook for the migration from Lotus Document Manager for Lotus Quickr and ECM.
We were waiting since the announcement made at Lotushere 2009 (see my article at the bottom) and now we can plan our future activities on migration.
Although it is still in draft (the final version is scheduled for August 31 2009), it makes very good methodology of approach to migration and how we must ask ourselves towards the customer who wishes to migrate.
I would propose to the introduction of the faithful Redbook, in order to give you a quick first read calmly, perhaps after the holidays.
Happy holidays to all!

Introduction


"Change is inevitable, especially when it comes to the world of information technology.
Certainly, change brings obstacles and challenges to overcome. But it also brings
opportunities. This book is about change and the information that you need to cope and to
come out on top.
If you're reading this book, you are no doubt aware that IBM has announced the withdrawal of
Lotus Domino Document Manager (formerly known as Domino.Doc), with sufficient warning
for you to plan, to prepare, and to rise to the challenge of what to do next. Our goal with this
book is to get you started, to help you recognize and overcome the potential obstacles and
challenges, and to help you explore the opportunities opened up by alternate solutions.
There is no exact equivalent to Domino Document Manager (DDM) that we can offer as your
next step. The options available are both less than DDM and more. Perhaps most
importantly, they are different. You'll have to make some mental leaps to go from what you're
used to with DDM to how things might be organized and presented in a replacement product.
We'll do our best to help you make those leaps and to make the adjustments as easy as
possible for your end users. And along the way, we'll also point out the benefits so that you
can say “Yes, I know it doesn't look exactly the same, but look at what else you can do once
you learn the new way
."

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 2 Comments Posted by Enzo Stanzione  July 27th, 2009

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