Yes, it was fun. And no, I couldn't see you.
Fri, Jan 27th 2012 4:20p Rob Novak I had the privilege of being called on
stage at Lotusphere 2012's opening general session by Alistair Rennie to
represent the IBM Champions for Collaboration Solutions. He gave me 5 minutes
notice and apparently didn't tell OGS staffers (except a few required to
get the photo right) during rehearsals for fear it might get back to me...
So at the opening, Alistair asked me
"Demo or No Demo?" to which I immediately said, "As big
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SnappFiles native app for iOS, Quickr, CM8 and Filenet updated
Mon, Jan 9th 2012 10:40a Rob Novak Happy to say that we've just released SnappFiles
1.0.6 with some fixes to issues introduced by either Apple's iOS5 or IBM
Lotus Quickr 8.5.1. For the new year, we've addressed all of the reproducible
problems reported in Q4, leaving enhancements for the next round. Well,
all but one!
What's been fixed?
Crash after entering password if no
password was stored (iOS5 issue)
Crash deleting stored server information
(iOS5 issue)
Crash opening attachment from checked-out
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Lotusphere 2012 sessions
Tue, Dec 13th 2011 2:50p Rob Novak I'm pleased to be attending my 17th Lotusphere
in just a month (gulp) and speaking for the 11th straight time. It's a
little different this time around, with a new topic and speaking with a
new co-presenter, but it should be a great time again. Last year I eclipsed
my 50th session overall (pun intended), guess I've been slowing down in
my old age!
Here's what I'm signed up for:
For You "Nonstructured"
People: Getting Started with Analytics
Speaker: Rob Novak, SNAPPS
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From SNAPPS Labs: Introducing the evolution of Quickr templates
Fri, Sep 23rd 2011 1:00p Rob Novak Today I get to announce five new product
offerings from SNAPPS, not really surprising ones but cool nonetheless.
You may be aware that SNAPPS produced all the goods over at QuickrTemplates.com
in 2007, and updated them through Quickr 8.2. These free templates were
a big hit, and solidified IBM Lotus Quickr in many customer environments,
as well as helped hundreds of IBMers sell Quickr. These business-focused
templates were the key to success of Quickr in many organizations -- I've
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The Most Important Thing I've Written In My Life
Fri, Sep 9th 2011 12:00p Rob Novak Blog post number Five
Hundred Ninety-three.
This is it. It's also the most important
thing I've ever written, anywhere, ever. Papers, presentations, proposals,
reports, white papers, books, magazine articles, schoolwork, emails, blogs.
Ever.
Fair warning, I'm going to ask you for
something. Well, two things.
This is an awareness post, and a call
to our community (and others to which I belong, I'll be cross-posting)
for some assistance for one of our own.
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From SNAPPS Labs: Introducing SnappWidgets for IBM Lotus Quickr
Wed, Sep 7th 2011 2:50p Rob Novak With the introduction of Quickr 8.5 came
a massive change in architecture, implementing (as in other IBM products)
a more current version of the Dojo JavaScript library. Not *the* most current,
but a quite serviceable version 1.4.3. This opened up Quickr Domino for
a new level of customization - no more hacking forms and subforms, susceptible
to corruption and upgrade blockages. By extending Quickr with Dojo widgets
(called "dijit"), one can accomplish what used to take a large
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From SNAPPS Labs: Introducing SnappMap Sitemap for IBM Lotus Quickr
Tue, Aug 30th 2011 4:10p Rob Novak Back in the old QuickPlace days, SNAPPS
had a great little product called AnyPlace Sitemap. It was an innovation
in navigation, and we sold quite a few in a couple years. Then came Quickr
in 2007, and without time to re-build and market, I decided to mothball
the product and put it in the "free" category. It had a bit of
heft and clunkiness, as it was implemented the only way possible at the
time, as a form plus a document with options. But it was popular, as it
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