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June 2006
Taking Notes episode 24 is an interview
with Rocky
Oliver, longtime LotusGeek
and recently pulled (back) into the ranks of IBM. Bruce, Julian, and Rocky
discussed topics such as:
- Lotus
Notes Access for SAP, and
Rocky's involvement on that project
- How that fits in with the larger Project
Harmony, which extends to
both Lotus Notes and Workplace
- Is it too early to start planning for
Lotusphere?
- Why did Rocky leave a successful independent
consulting practice to go to work for IBM, anyway?
Episode
24 was sponsored by Genii
Software.
All this and much, much more. See what you think!
The podcast is 19.4mb and runs 34:36
at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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Julian and I will be interviewing Rocky
Oliver a.k.a. "Lotus
Geek" of IBM for an upcoming
podcast. Rocky has been a long-time luminary in the Notes and Domino
world and has recently helped develop Notes
Access for SAP Solutions or NaSS
as it is known within IBM.
We are preparing a list of questions
for the interview and would love to receive some questions from you such
as "How did you become such a Lotus Geek" or "What is it
like to be a track manager for Lotusphere". Let the question
submission process begin!
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Episode 23 of the TakingNotes podcast is
an interview with Damien
Katz -- former Iris/Lotus/IBM
smart guy, current heads-down coder on his own CouchDB project. We talk
about things like:
- what is CouchDB?
- what is a "document oriented database"?
- you used Erlang
to program this thing... what's up with that?
- when will it be ready?
For
a quick intro to Couch, a good place to start is the CouchDb
Wiki. We also plan to do a
part 2 of this podcast, based on questions from the audience. So please
leave some comments and tell us what else we should ask Damien.
The podcast is 19.6mb and runs 36:27
at 64kps (variable bit rate).
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