Somewhere in the myriad of offers, giveaways, and promotions at Lotusphere, I missed one we were running ourselves.
I am a huge fan of sites that allow you to create photo books out of digital images, and mypublisher.com and I are good friends. I've tried Snapfish, iPhoto books, and others. A site that wasn't on my radar until today is panraven.com. IBM partnered with Panraven to help you tell your story from Lotusphere 2010 -- and we'll even buy the book.
Now Lotus knows many of you created excellent photo imagery from Lotusphere 2010. Here's a chance to assemble, share, and even print those memories. For the first 500 Lotusphere attendees, Lotus is paying for your books -- "such a deal"! Would be great pass-arounds at upcoming Lotusphere Comes to You events.
Upcoming Lotus Education online training webinars: XPages, composite apps, upgrading
Sun, Mar 14th 2010 10:50p Ed Brill Lotus Education is trying something new -- in-depth, detailed training classes delivered as live online webinars. The cost to attend is fairly inexpensive, yet the benefit is direct access to the experts and practitioners from across IBM Lotus to capture their real-world experiences. Four such webinars are scheduled, follow the links for details: STM01 -- Demystifying Sametime 8.5 Webinar â¨When : Thursday March 25th, 11am -- 2:30pm EST â¨Speakers : Wes Morgan, Michael Herring, [read] Keywords: domino
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My week in Spain for LCTY
Sat, Mar 13th 2010 6:52p Ed Brill It's all over but the frequent flyer mile posting -- I'm back from a very quick tour of Lotusphere Comes to You in Madrid and Barcelona. Family commitments drove me to rush right back from Barcelona, one of my favorite cities in the world, but it was still a great week and only makes me want to return sooner rather than later. The IBM Spain team put together two excellent LCTY events this past week. Both were well-organized, professionally-run, and had great food and venues. More important [read] Keywords: collaboration
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Check out a new developerWorks article about Notes Traveler 8.5.1 performance
Sat, Mar 13th 2010 6:46p Ed Brill Some useful tips on configuring Lotus Notes Traveler in your 8.5.1 environment, and how well it works...This article reports IBM® Lotus® Notes® Traveler 8.5.1 performance results for Microsoft® Windows® 64-bit operating systems. In addition, it compares the performances of Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5 (64-bit) server and IBM Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.1 (64-bit) server. Link: ibm.com developerWorks: IBM Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.1 performance > (Thanks, Jan) [read] Keywords: ibm
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Alistair Rennie podcast on LotusUserGroup.org
Mon, Mar 8th 2010 4:30p Ed Brill Alistair Rennie has been the general manager of Lotus software for about sixty days. In this podcast, recorded last week, Alistair debriefs on Lotusphere, talks about Project Vulcan, and looks ahead in the collaboration and productivity market. Well worth a 20 minute listen.LotusUserGroup.org caught up with Alistair Rennie, General Manager of Lotus Software at IBM, and we recorded the whole conversation for you to hear. Listen in to hear what he finds matters most in his new position and what [read] Keywords: collaboration
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Off to Spain
Sun, Mar 7th 2010 3:00p Ed Brill Near as I can tell, it has been more than seven years since I was last in Spain. Madrid, more like ten years. I barely had discovered blogging at the time of my last visit. As such, I can't wait to get there tomorrow morning and start the day with some churros y chocolate. The Lotusphere Comes to You events are on Tuesday in Madrid and Thursday in Barcelona. I agreed, as blogged earlier, to deliver my presentation en español. While I studied Spanish in high school and college, it has b [read] Keywords: ibm
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About that issue that Erik Brooks found
Fri, Mar 5th 2010 12:57p Ed Brill A few days ago, Erik Brooks wrote a blog entry entitled, "8.5.1 FAIL. Your code may just break." Unsurprisingly, that blog post got a fair bit of attention, from many of you as customers/partners as well as within IBM. I received a number of emails and pings from people who were worried about the issue, even though some said they couldn't reproduce it. At any rate, a few of you opened PMRs and SPRs, and I quickly escalated them from my side as well. I didn't "turf mark" the conversation o [read] Keywords: ibm
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Just scheduled my first meeting using the Tungle beta plug-in for Notes 8
Thu, Mar 4th 2010 9:08p Ed Brill This is so cool. At Lotusphere, Tungle announced that their connector for Lotus Notes was in beta. The Mac version wasn't ready until a few days ago, though, so I hadn't yet really started to tell people to "tungle me". Last week, I installed the beta plug-in and didn't really think anything further about it. Earlier today, though, a colleague used Tungle to schedule a meeting between a few of us IBMers and an outside party. If you haven't tried this, what happens is that each party i [read] Keywords: lotus
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