We had the pleasure of interviewing IBM
Collaboration Solutions General Manager Alistair Rennie (Twitter),
where we talked about:
- Lotusphere! Specifically, the evolution
of Lotus/IBM products we saw demonstrated there last week.
- What's driving improvements in the Notes/Domino
platform for 2012.
- Why is "social" so important
to businesses right now? What has changed in the past few years to make
it relevant?
- Are traditional desktop applications
going away, in favor of mobile and web initiatives?
- What kind of feedback and takeaways
did Alistair get from Lotusphere?
- And more...
The
podcast runs 24:06 and is best listened to while eating one or more pretzel
cookies.
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Today we spoke with Joyce Davis and Colleen
Burns from IBM about the upcoming Lotusphere 2012 and Connect events being
held in beautiful sunny Orlando, Florida NEXT week!
We would like to thank Ken
"MacOSKen" Ray for
the new Taking Notes intro that he graciously produced for us. Ken produces
three outstanding Apple focussed podcasts including:
You
can also hear Ken on MacBreak
Weekly with Leo Laporte on
occasion.
We also suggest you follow Ken on Twitter at @macosken.
Topics included:
See
you all at Lotusphere in a few days. Oh, and we will be recording several
live shows from Orlando.
This show runs 26:56 and goes quite well with a glass of pinot.
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On this episode we spoke with Michael Sampson
about his new book "Collaboration
Roadmap - You've got the technology now what?"
We talked about:
- Why do companies need to develop a collaboration
strategy
- Are there any special "tricks"
to making collaboration happen?
- ROADMAP and what it means
- Does the book apply to any specific
technology/product?
- Are there differences in the way groups
and teams need to collaborate?
- Is there one platform that can "do
it all"?
- Are successful collaboration efforts
based on grass root efforts?
- Michael's take on "Social Business"
- What's the future of collaboration
- What role does video conferencing play
with collaboration
- What has made collaboration a topic
of late
- What do you get when you buy Michael's
book
- Michael attending Lotusphere 2012
- and much more...
This
show runs 38:13. Oh, and be sure and go
order Michael's book now.
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On Episode 145 we spoke with three members
of the IBM Collaboration Solutions division about the brand new IBM
Connect 2012 event being held
in parallel with Lotusphere 2012. Our guests were Susan Collins, Marketing
Manager, IBM Collaboration Solutions and Social Business, Dan Hauenstein,
Manager, Social Business Marketing Strategy and Michelle Tuttle, Market
Segment Manager, IBM Collaboration Solutions.
We talked about:
- What is Connect?
- Where and when it is.
- Why you need to go to Connect.
- What kind of sessions there will be.
- Who the Connect OGS speaker will be
(Awesome choice).
- Surprises people may see/hear about
at Connect.
- How attendees will be "transformed"
by attending this event.
- We ask about the Lotusphere OGS speaker
and get an answer.
- What attendees do at IBM Connect.
- and more...
Keep up with the latest on the IBM Connect conference by following the
IBM
Social Insights Blog or the
Twitter hashtags #IBMConnect
and #IBMSocialBiz.
You may also hear Bruce say "use the garage" during the show
at some point. Obviously we need to teach him to mute his microphone when
not speaking.
The show runs just under 27 minutes and is a great listen while wrapping
your holiday gifts, trimming the Christmas tree or working on your P90X.
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Today we talked with Mark
Myers from the London
Developer Co-op about all things
NoSQL.
Topics include:
- The four different types of NoSQL databases
- Why the need for NoSQL
- Why NoSQL has become some popular over
the last few years
- How the NSF has provided NoSQL type
functionality for a long time
- Some discussion about CouchDB, MongoDB
and other NoSQL offerings
- The role of Javascript in NoSQL
- Mark's blog entry about how
to improve the NSF
- How and why Mark thinks XPages are much
easier to use for development than other technologies he has used
- How the IBM XWork Server is well positioned
to become a database server
- Who will be buying the first round of
drinks at Lotusphere 2012
- and much more....
The
podcast runs about 40 minutes and is chock full of great NoSQL goodness.
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At Lotusphere 2011 Bruce Elgort spend 10
minutes with IBM's VP of Open Starndards Angel Diaz. Topics included:
- Angel's role at IBM
- The evolution of web and mobile standards
- Some advice for Notes/Domino developers
- Follow Angel on Twitter http://twitter.com/angelluisdiaz
- Challenges with the HTML5, Oauth, OpenSocial
standards
- ODF and Symphony
The
podcasts runs 9:57.
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Just a little over a week after Lotusphere
2011 we had the opportunity to sit down with IBM'ers Ed
Brill and Kat
Mandelstein. During the 35 minute
show we covered:
- The IBM-ification of Lotus
- Advice for the Lotus Notes/Domino developers
of the world
- IBM's move to "go social"
- LotusLive
- Smarter Planet
- Why IBM's move to "social business"
- Lotus Symphony (free, free, free)
- IBM's Watson
- and much more.
This
show runs 35:28.
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Today Bruce and Julian interview Bob
Balaban from Looseleaf Software
and Andrew
Pollack from Northern Collaborative Technologies
about:
- Bob's "Drain
Google" project
- Andrew's Second
Signal product
- The history of the Lotusphere C.U.L.T.
shirt
- Why cloud computing is a lie
- Using Domino as a "swiss army knife"
app server
- Bob's role as a Lotusphere track manager
- and lots more...
The
episode runs 37:05. Oh and thanks for staying subscribed.
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Bruce spoke with Mainsoft President Yaacov
Cohen about their SharePoint Integrator for Lotus Notes V2.5 announcment.
During Lotusphere 2010 Mainsoft will
preview SharePoint Integrator for Lotus Notes V2.5. Built using the Eclipse
Rich Clicent Platform, the Lotus Notes sidebar application makes SharePoint
easy to access and easy to use from Lotus Notes. The preview introduces
support for Sharepoint 2010 including integration with SharePoint-based
professional networks.
Yacoov talks about how first time, IT
users in mixed IT environments will be able to access a slew of information
(contact details, photographs, areas of expertise, experiences, connections,
and more) on the contacts they know, and the they'll be able to search
for new contacts based on their areas of expertise and experience. All
of this, plus SharePoint-based document collaboration and calendards, right
at their fingertips, within Lotus Notes.
Please check out our Lotusphere 2010
sponsors Simplified Technology Solutions or "STS" at http://simplified-tech.com.
STS also has started a new series of screencasts "TipsInTwo"
at http://tipsintwo.com.
Also, be sure and attend Darren Duke's Show-N-Tell Session at Lotusphere
2010 on Sunday from 4-6 PM in the Swan Osprey room.
The show is 14.8mb and runs 16:02 minutes.
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In Episode 105 we Interviewed IBM's Mary
Beth Raven and Julie
Forgo from the User Experience
or "UX" team.
We talk about:
- What is a "UX person" and
what do they do?
- The UX Lab at Lotusphere 2010
- Designing with "personas"
and why it's important to software design and creating great user experiences
- Group usability
- How users can influence software design
- Learn the secret code word for "user"
- Community based information dissemination
and gathering.
- Learn how the UX team learns from users
- and much, much more...
Please
check out our Lotusphere 2010 sponsors Simplified Technology Solutions
or "STS" at http://simplified-tech.com.
STS also has started a new series of screencasts "TipsInTwo"
at http://tipsintwo.com.
Also, be sure and attend Darren Duke's Show-N-Tell Session at Lotusphere
2010 on Sunday from 4-6 PM in the Swan Osprey room.
The show is 41.3mb and runs 45:02 minutes.
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For our inaugural episode of 2010 we talk
with John
Head, Director Enterprise
Collaboration at The
PSC Group about Lotus
Symphony. We cover:
- Some background on the version history
of Symphony
- What kind of API's are available for
developers to create integration points for Symphony
- Lotusphere 2010 sessions covering Symphony
- Document format support
- and much more...
The
show is 35mb and runs 38:07 minutes.
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Carl
Tyler of Epilio
talks to Bruce and Julian about all things Sametime
8.5 and what you can expect
when you upgrade. Carl gives great information that is a must listen for
all of you running Sametime. The gang also talks about Lotusphere
2010, the new Lotusphere
Sessions iPhone app from The
Turtle Partnership and also
includes some good tips on how to improve your English accent.
The show is 46.2mb and runs 50:21 minutes.
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Craig Schumann and Mike Wetherebee at TeamStudio
talk about the Spotlight
Awards 2010 contest.
These awards honor and reward the developers in the Lotus Notes/Domino
community for their remarkable applications. Take a listen and see
why you should enter and have a chance at winning some really great prizes.
The show is 19.6mb and runs 20:22 minutes.
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Note: This podcast contains additional
information about Global Business Excellence Forum that was also covered
in Episode 101. This show has been produced specifically for the
people who may be considering attending the "Global Business Excellence
Forum".
This short episode of the podcast covers
the brand new "Global
Business Excellence Forum"
being held for the first time this year at Lotusphere 2010. Learn more
about this exciting new event and all registered Lotusphere 2010 attendees
can also attend this special event.
The podcast is 6.8mb and runs 7:17 minutes.
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Are you an IBM Lotus Business Partner who
will be attending Lotusphere?
If you are you should really consider attending Business Development
Day according to Tim Kounadis, Director, Worldwide Channel and Industry.
In this podcast Tim and Bruce talk about what's in store for BDD
at Lotusphere 2010 including the new Global
Business Excellence Forum and
much more.
One point to mention that was not covered in the podcast is that the BDD
OGS will take place in the same Dolphin rooms as the Lotusphere OGS.
The podcast is 15.5mb and runs 16:48 minutes.
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The Taking Notes podcast which reaches
thousands of Lotus users around the globe is happy to announce that we
are offering a special sponsorship opportunity for Lotusphere 2010. If
you are interested or want to learn more, please drop Bruce
an email.
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Bruce and Julian talk XPages (in Lotus
Notes 8.5.0 and 8.5.1) and Open
Source Lotus Awards with XPages
Blog editors:
This podcast was brought
to you by Conxsys's
nsfRewind and the letter "X".
NOTE: check the blog
entry we linked to above for more
information on due dates, rules, and suggestions for the Open Source Lotus
Awards. There were two conflicting dates we found during the podcast.
The show is 42mb and runs for 44:00.
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IBM's Alistair Rennie, Vice President of
Development and Technical Support and Kevin Cavanaugh, Vice President of
Messaging and Collaboration Technology Business Executive talk with Bruce
and Julian about:
- The Lotus Knows IdeaJam
- How the ideas from the jam fit with
Lotus product visions and plans
- More on the Lotus Knows initiative and
why the initiative was started now
- How Lotus Knows ties in with IBM's Smarter
Planet initiative
- How you can participate and help with
these initiatives
- Plans for Lotusphere 2010
- and much more
The
Lotus Knows Video Blitz
Lotus invites you to create short videos on how you know Lotus. The videos
should showcase specific capabilities that demonstrate how end users know
Lotus. Be creative, Be original, Be specific. The Video Blitz will be held
on www.doyouknowlotus.com
starting August 28th. Also, to help provide inspiration for the Video Blitz,
the Lotus Knows IdeaJam will be available for the next 30 days for you
to review the ideas this community has brought forward. Please pass the
word and encourage your network to participate!
This podcast was brought to you by Conxsys's
nsfRewind.
The show is 27mb and runs for 29:43.
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Paul Mooney, Julian and Bruce spend 20
minutes talking with Shawne Robinson from IBM about all of the new features
in Notes Traveler and iNotes Ultralite that recently ship with version
8.5.
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Eight and a half minutes with Lotusphere
Idol 2009 contestant Andy
Donaldson.
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Part 1 of a 2 part podcast with Sandra
"Queen of Lotusphere" Marcus, where she tells us what to expect
at Lotusphere
2009 -- only 2 months away!
She talks about things like:
- The team of people who put Lotusphere
together every year (do they ever rest?)
- The opening session and the various
keynotes at the conference
- Hints about this year's theme and what
it means
- Some of the new things you'll see this
year
If you haven't bought your
tickets yet, get them now before prices go up in January. There's even
still a little room left for vendors on the showroom floor, but not for
long.
This podcast was brought to you by Elguji
Software, the makers of IdeaJam
and LinkJam
(idea management and social bookmarking software for Lotus Notes/Domino).
It is 15.3mb and runs 33:15 minutes.
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Are you an IBM Lotus Business Partner who
will be attending Lotusphere?
If you are you should really consider attending Business Development
Day according to Tim Kounadis, Director, Worldwide Channel and SMB Marketing.
In this 22:19 podcast Tim, Julian and Bruce talk about:
- What exactly is BD Day?
- What's the theme for this year?
- What type of session are you offering?
- Can you reveal who the keynote speaker
is?
- I am a new IBM partner, should I attend?
What about partners that have been around for while?
- When is it, where does it take place
and how do I register?
This podcast
was brought to you by Elguji
Software, the makers of IdeaJam
and LinkJam
(idea management and social bookmarking software for Lotus Notes/Domino).
It is 10mb and runs 22:19 minutes.
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At Lotusphere 2008 we had a few minutes
to sit down with Arthur Fontaine and Brian Reed from IBM where we talked
about Lotus
Protector which was announced
at the show. Somebody had their cell phone on during the recording
which caused some interference for which we apologize for.
This podcast was sponsored by Instant
Technologies. It is 8mb and
runs 17:26 minutes at 64kps.
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Bruce and Julian had actually recorded
a podcast at Lotusphere about the OGS, but due to technical and vocal difficulties
we needed to re-record. So...
Bruce, Julian, and special guest Andrew
Pollack discuss many of the
announcements from Lotusphere 2008 -- specifically, a lot of things they
talked about at the Opening
General Session, including:
- The "Atlantic" SAP integration
effort
- What's new in Lotus Notes/Domino 8.0.1
- What's coming in Lotus Notes/Domino
8.5
- Lotus Symphony
- Some of the new products like Lotus
Foundations, Bluehouse, and Protector
This
podcast was sponsored by Instant
Technologies. It is 24.9mb
and runs 54:19 minutes at 64kps.
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Bruce, Julian, Bill
Buchan, and Rocky
Oliver give you the scoop
on going to Lotusphere -- it's next week!!! If you listen real close at
the end, you can even catch a few comments by Paul
Mooney.
Good information for Lotusphere newbies (how to get around, where to go,
what to watch out for) and veterans (Lotusphere Idol, new Jamfest location,
new dining plan) alike. Get that yellow blood pumping...
This podcast was sponsored by Instant
Technologies. It is 23.6mb
and runs 51:25 minutes at 64kps.
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Ben
Langhinrichs tells us all
about the Lotusphere
Session database -- how it
works, what's new this year, and why he started doing it in the first place!
That database is an invaluable resource for Lotusphere attendees, especially
PRIOR to going to Lotusphere as you are trying to figure out what sessions
to attend. And, thanks to the Turtle partnership, there is an
online version of the database
as well as a version you can use to sync
with your Blackberry.
Ben also lets on about a new feature he'll be adding soon, to help you
out with your coffee breaks. Yeehaw.
This podcast was sponsored by Instant
Technologies. It is 16.6mb and
runs 36:08 minutes at 64kps.
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Sandra "Queen of Lotusphere"
Marcus tells us all about what to expect at Lotusphere
2008 -- only 2 months away!
She talks about things like:
- Attendance is up so much that they have
to split the opening session into 2 groups (just like old times).
- The all new "Lotus Salon"
(no, they won't style your hair). Check out the lotusphere.com
sidebar links for more info.
- Fan favorites are coming back: SpeedGeeking,
Jamfest, and more.
- Jamfest gets a new home -- no more tent!
- Get the real scoop on how the lunch
locations will work this time.
If
you haven't bought your tickets yet, get them now before prices go up in
January. There's even still a little room left for vendors on the showroom
floor, but not for long.
Thanks to Erica Topolski for getting this interview set up for us, and
Sandra Marcus for taking time out of her day for some questions. This podcast
is 18.8mb and runs 41:02 minutes at 64kps.
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A 9:25 minute podcast from Lotusphere 2007
with Jess Stratton, Jonvon, Julian and Bruce. We
talk about some of the days sessions, the Product Showcase and of course
the Swan Boat races.
The podcast is 4.4mb. Enjoy.
Technorati: Lotusphere2007
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Bruce, Julian and some special guests talk
about Lotusphere Day 0 and 1. Enjoy and wish you were here.
The podcast is 4.3mb and runs 9:16 minutes
at 64kps.
Technorati: Lotusphere2007
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In Episode 44 of the podcast we talk to
Declan
Lynch the creator of the successful
OpenNTF Blogsphere
blogging template for Lotus Notes and Domino. We talk about:
- The history of Blogsphere Version 1
and 2
- A review of all the new features that
are part of the soon to be released Version 3 including the all new "tag
and template" engine, the new tag cloud support and the new blog themes
- Declan and Bruce kid about "BS-ing"
- How to upgrade from Versions 1 and 2
to Version 3
- Where to find and download the beta
of the Version 3
- Come see Declan and Steve Castledine
at their Lotusphere 2007 session "Ready,
Steady, Blog!"
- and many other cool things you never
knew about Declan and his Blogsphere project
Episode
44 was sponsored by Integra
for Notes, solutions for Lotus
Notes integration and reporting to Microsoft Word and Excel.
The podcast is 15.8mb and runs 34:21 minutes at 64kps.
Technorati: Lotusphere2007 OpenNTF Blogsphere podcast My Odeo
Channel (odeo/1d4054bb3ab18cd7)
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Jim Waters and Jim Vaselopulos from The
PSC Group tell us about their
solution that helped them win the Lotus 2007 Award for "Best
People-Centric SOA Application"
in addition to their plans for Lotusphere 2007. Also
find out how they saved their client $3 million with a Portal solution.
The podcast is 7.2mb and runs 15:32 minutes at 64kps.
Technorati: Lotus Notes Domino Lotusphere2007 Lotus Awards The PSC Group
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Chris Miller, Julian and Bruce sit down
with David Brigida from IBM and Josh Schrager from VoiceRite
where we talk about something we never have discussed on the podcast -
unified communications and unified messaging.
We start out the show by defining what unified communications and unified
messaging are and then talk about the VoiceRite Client for Sametime 7.5.
We then learn how you never have to pick up the phone to check your
voice mail change greeting since you can do all of that from your Sametime
client. Whether you have an old analog or new Voice over IP PBX from any
where in the world you can see who's calling your voice mail, send an IM
message to Sametime which is spoken to the callers or even transfer the
call to a soft phone or cell phone.
Josh then tells us about VoiceRite's Name
Dialer for Domino which allows
you to have an automated receptionist for your company so that caller to
your company can say the name or department of anyone in your directory
and be automatically transferred to them.
You can also see a demonstration of both products at the VoiceRite pedestal
(number 621) at Lotusphere 2007 in the Product Showcase.
Episode 46 was sponsored by Integra
for Notes, solutions for Lotus
Notes integration and reporting to Microsoft Word and Excel.
The podcast is 18mb and runs 38:15 minutes at 64kps.
Adam Gartenberg also blogs
about this podcast.
Technorati: Lotus Notes Domino Sametime VoiceRite IBM Lotusphere2007
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You have heard of Ytria
(pronounced Y-tree-ah) right? They are the guys who make development
tools for Lotus Notes and Domino that make things "EZ" with their
products scanEZ, viewEZ, actionBarEZ,
designPropEZ and signEZ.
We interviewed Eric Houvenaghel the CEO of Ytria and talked about:
- their line of EZ Notes and Domino development
tools
- several Notes and Domino development
"urban myths"
- how to get started using their tools
without having to pay a dime
- how consultants can rent their applications
for short time engagements
- how much their
products cost
- Ytria's plans for Lotusphere 2007 including
a discussion about their swag that they will be giving away at pedestal
237 in the Product Showcase
Episode
43 was sponsored by Integra
for Notes, solutions for Lotus
Notes integration and reporting to Microsoft Word and Excel.
The podcast is 19.6mb and runs 42:38 minutes at 64kps.
Technorati: Lotus Notes Domino Ytria Lotusphere2007
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In this episode of the podcast, John de
Giorgio told us all about how the Integra
for Notes products can generate
nicely formatted reports directly from Lotus Notes. Some of the topics
we touched on were:
- Analyzing and reporting on Lotus Notes
data using Microsoft Word and Excel
- The problems with rolling out a custom
reporting/export solution in all of your databases
- How does this product work? Do you need
DLLs? Is it a reporting engine? Do you have to modify your databases or
write code?
- Setting up report profiles, so users
can just run a pre-configured report and have it delivered to them
- Running ad-hoc reports on the local
client, including merging Notes data with other relational databases
- Running scheduled reports on the server
- Generating PDF reports
- How
much does it cost?
Also,
don't forget to stop by pedestal 610 at Lotusphere to talk to John and
the other Integra4Notes folks in person.
Episode 45 was sponsored by Integra
for Notes, solutions for Lotus
Notes integration and reporting to Microsoft Word and Excel.
The podcast is 15.6mb and runs 33:54 minutes at 64kps.
Technorati: Lotus Notes Domino Integra4Notes Lotusphere2007
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Be sure and track down Julian, Bruce or
Chris Miller at Lotusphere 2007 to get one of these cool shirts. Supplies
are limited (250) and won't last long.
Lotusphere2007
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Bruce had a chance to speak with Paula Cervoni, VP of Services at Relavis
where they talked about the Lotus Award that Relavis recently received
for "Best
Contextual Collaboration Solution"
and Relavis's plans for Lotusphere 2007.
Congratulations to Paula and the team over at Relavis.
The podcast is 2.4mb and runs 4:47 at 64kps
Lotusphere2007
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We thought we give you a heads up of some
podcasts we have in the queue:
Did
we mention that we still have all of our podcast sponsorships open?
If you are interested drop us an email.
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Bruce spent a few minutes talking with Laurie Desautels, Chief Solutions
Architect at Kryos
Systems where they talked
about the Lotus Award that Kryos recently received for "Best
Portal Solution" and
Kryos' plans for Lotusphere 2007. There is also some great information
about their winning "Special
Wheat - The Saskatchewan Wheat
Pool Story" portal solution over on the Kryos site including video
clips and slideshow.
Congratulations to Laurie and the Kryos team!
The podcast is 3.4mb and runs 6:49 at 64kps
Lotusphere2007
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If you are interested in advertising on
the Taking Notes podcast during Lotusphere 2007 please take a look at our
adverbilitising
brochure. The podcast
listnership is in the thousands and your advertistement will be heard for
just pennies per impression. We only have a few slots left so act
quickly by dropping us a note if you are interested.
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Bruce and Julian got a chance to interview
Mike Rhodin, IBM General Manager for Workplace, Portal and Collaboration
Software (and Lotusphere
MC). We asked him a wide range of questions, touching on topics like:
- What was the internal design process
for the Hannover/Notes 8 product? Was it UI-driven?
- How do I take advantage of the new Hannover
technologies in my old Lotus Notes applications?
- What about Ajax? And XForms? And Activity
Explorer? And the DB2 back-end data store? And the rest of the IBM software
line? How will the new Notes 8 client be able to take advantage of these
technologies?
- Will we be able to run the Hannover
client "on
a stick"?
- Who's the comedian for Lotusphere going
to be?
There was also a lot of
discussion around SOA and Lotus
Expeditor too, and a whole
lot more. Overall, a fantastic interview. Take a listen!
We also would like to thank Elana Fernandez
of the IBM Media Relations Team for making the interview with Mike possible.
The podcast is 20.5mb and runs 44:30 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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Lots of different things for you in this
podcast, including:
Episode 28 was sponsored
by Collaboration
University.
The podcast is 20.2mb and runs 34:00 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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Julian and Bruce gab about a few random
topics, including:
And of course,
more Talking News with Michael
Sampson (where he announces
Ed
Brill's new job), and another
OpenNTF update with John
Roling.
The podcast is 20.8mb and runs 37:33 at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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Sorry for the delay in getting a new episode
of the Taking Notes podcast to you. Here is what we convered in this
episode:
- Lotusphere "the week after"
-- what did you come back to work talking about? What took us so long to
podcast again?
- Post-Lotusphere excitement (Yellow is
the New Black, anti-FUD, etc.)
- Lots of downloads of the Kevin
Cavanaugh interview
- Lotusphere
Wiki -- lots of activity
- Sametime 7.5 -- when do we get it?
- Notes 7.0.1 is out -- lots of bug-fixes
- Michael
Sampson - Talking News
- Free VMWare server -- great for testing
Notes 7
- Project Wanda -- hot or not?
- OpenNTF Update
The
podcast is 25.2mb and runs 55:03 at 64kps.
Related links for topics mentioned in this podcast:
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Today we had the privilege (and good fortune)
to get an interview with Kevin Cavanaugh, Vice President of Development
for Domino Products. He was extremely friendly and gave us some fantastic
information on things like:
- Sametime 7.5 features (including plugins!)
- Activity Explorer integration in Notes
- The difference between Hannover and
"Domino Next"
- New and improved Notes client on the
Mac
- Upcoming RSS/Atom feed integration in
Notes
- and much more...
Thanks
again to Kevin Cavanaugh for the great interview, and to Michael Shamrell
and Jenn Snyder for setting all this up for us in the first place. Download,
listen, and enjoy.
The podcast is 15.9mb and runs 33:28 at 64kps.
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Coverage of Day 1 (and some of Tuesday's
show) of Lotusphere including highlights of the Opening General Session,
sessions, product showcase, JAMFest and other events. We recorded this
episode in the rotunda of the Dolphin hotel and you may think you are hearing
a "hiss" in the background when in fact it is actually the rushing
water of the fountain behind us.
The podcast is 6.8mb and runs 14:30 at 64kps.
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It's our first day here at Lotusphere 2006.
Here is a recap of Jumpstart Sessions, Welcome Reception and other pre-Lotusphere
activities. Enjoy.
The podcast is 4.4mb and runs 9:00 at
64kps.
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Today we had the pleasure of interviewing
Scott Wenzel better known as The Turtle. The Turtle runs The
Totally Unofficial Gonzo Lotusphere
site which is a great resource for Lotusphere attendees. During the
interview The Turtle discusses how to avoid paying high prices for things
you may need at Lotusphere such as food, water, and beer and he also gives
you some tips on places to eat, party and to simply have fun.
The podcast is 15.8mb and runs 27:57 at 64kps.
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By the way, we'll be podcasting live
from Lotusphere in a couple weeks (we're even on the
official list -- yeehaw!).
We have a few ideas on what we'll be doing, but we certainly welcome your
ideas too.
Any requests? Would you like us to ask a guru a question for you
(free
of charge)? How about some coverage
of the JAMFest, ESPN party, session speaker, Product Showcase vendor?
Bring it on!
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