Events | March 23-24, 2016: Agenda with Sessions
Adm01. Back from the Dead: When Bad Code Kills a Good Server
Bill Malchisky (Effective Software Solutions, LLC) @billmalchisky
Serdar Başeğmez (Developi) @serdar_basegmez
Thursday, March 24
08:00 - 08:45
C. Jupiter
It's Friday and a new customer calls. Their mission critical app is taking :05 to open documents and the users are quite concerned. Where do you start when handed a 20 year old application you have never seen, on a server you barely know? Join two IBM Champions as they dissect a complex Domino performance problem from both the administration and development side to provide a complete customer solution. The session includes best practices around problem solving techniques and a checklist you can use internally to solve quickly problems you encounter.
Adm02. Be a Domino Detective: Tackling Your Toughest Performance Issues
Kim Greene (Kim Greene Consulting, Inc.) @iSeriesDomino
Wednesday, March 23
13:30 - 14:30
C. Jupiter
Become a Domino performance investigator. This session will teach you industry best practices for Domino performance optimization. Learn how to take abstract symptoms like “Notes is slow” and break it down to a resolvable problem. See the methodology and tricks involved to find the true culprit using tools such as semaphore timeouts, memory dumps and server monitoring. Understand what impact running with obsolete tuning parameters can have on your environment. You will learn the best tips to implement along with do’s and don’ts for ensuring your Domino environment will perform optimally.
Adm03. Logs Logs Logs: True Tales of Best (and Worst) Customer Practices
Benedek Menesi (Ytria)
Thursday, March 24
16:00 - 17:00
C. Jupiter
Properly logging and monitoring what happens in your Domino environment is critically important for both security and performance. Be it Domino, Sametime, or Traveler operating on-prem. or in hybrid and cloud environments, it is vital to have an understanding of log data structure, what is (or isn't) logged and why, and how to search logs effectively.
In this in-depth session, we'll examine all of these aspects through a discussion of best (and worst) practices regarding user activity, log analysis, security incident investigation, and more—all culled directly from hundreds of customers’ real-world experiences.
You will walk away from this presentation with a solid understanding of your log architecture, the means to set up notifications for when things go wrong, and faster ways to find what you are looking for.
In this in-depth session, we'll examine all of these aspects through a discussion of best (and worst) practices regarding user activity, log analysis, security incident investigation, and more—all culled directly from hundreds of customers’ real-world experiences.
You will walk away from this presentation with a solid understanding of your log architecture, the means to set up notifications for when things go wrong, and faster ways to find what you are looking for.
Adm04. Be the captain of your IBM Connections Deployment
Christoph Stoettner (Panagenda) @stoeps
Sharon Bellamy James (Cube Soft Consulting) @socialshazza
Wednesday, March 23
16:00 - 17:00
D. Saturn
Depending on deployment size, operating system and security considerations you have different options to consider when deploying or upgrading IBM Connections. This session will show good and bad examples on how to do it from multiple customer deployments.
Main topics include : simple (documented) tasks that should be applied, missing documentation, automated user synchronization, TDI solutions and user synchronization, performance tuning, security optimizing and planning Single Sign On. We will also cover Connections migration and upgrades - from the pros and cons of side-by-side and in-place migrations and what to do if something should go wrong . This is valuable information that will help you to be successful in your next IBM Connections deployment or upgrade project. Don't miss it.
Main topics include : simple (documented) tasks that should be applied, missing documentation, automated user synchronization, TDI solutions and user synchronization, performance tuning, security optimizing and planning Single Sign On. We will also cover Connections migration and upgrades - from the pros and cons of side-by-side and in-place migrations and what to do if something should go wrong . This is valuable information that will help you to be successful in your next IBM Connections deployment or upgrade project. Don't miss it.
Adm05. Building & Deploying SHA2 Certificates
Gabriella Davis (The Turtle Partnership) @gabturtle
Thursday, March 24
11:30 - 12:30
D. Saturn
Two years ago enabling your site with SSL was a simple affair, buy a certificate or create your own, install it then just remember to renew it every couple of years. Then suddenly security holes are being found in SSL virtually every month , popular browsers stop connecting to your site to protect themselves, and you’re continually being told your users data is at risk. In this session we will discuss how it all went wrong and can go wrong again then go through each step of requesting, generating and deploying a 4096 SHA-2 certificate to use in a keyfile by Domino, IBM Connections, IBM Sametime and other WebSphere products. If you work with these IBM products and need to secure them as strongly as possible this session will show you how."
Adm06. Plugins for IBM Connections
Hogne Bø Pettersen (Brunvoll AS) @elfworld
Thursday, March 24
16:00 - 17:00
B. Neptune
Discover the power of plugins that can be used for IBM Connections. In my company these are heavily used, and they have been the key factor in getting users to adapting Connections, since it makes it much faster for them to share documents and emails, and increase collaboration.
Learn how administrators can skin and brand the plugins to fit with their company logo, colors and templates.
We show you how we have created our own document types which also can be used via the plugins via CCM/CECE.
Learn how administrators can skin and brand the plugins to fit with their company logo, colors and templates.
We show you how we have created our own document types which also can be used via the plugins via CCM/CECE.
Adm07. The Health Check Extravaganza for Social and Collaboration Environments
Kim Greene (Kim Greene Consulting, Inc.) @iSeriesDomino
Luis Guirigay (IBM) @lguiriga
Thursday, March 24
14:45 - 15:30
E. Pluto
Are you concerned about your infrastructure being configured correctly? Do you have problems happen that you don’t know how to prevent? Do you think your servers might have room for improvement? Wonder no more. This session will show you what you need to be looking at to ensure your server environment is running as cleanly and efficiently as possible. You will learn what you need to be looking for in your server configuration, problems found at numerous customer environments and what steps should be taken to remedy the various situations covered in this session. Be preventative, not reactive! Performing a health check is one of the most economical ways to ensure your social and collaboration environments are running properly.
Adm08. Help, my Travelers complain about performance, what to do ??
Kris De Bisschop (GroupWave) @debisschopk
Wednesday, March 23
11:45 - 12:30
E. Pluto
This session is about IBM Traveler and the most common issues you can get regards performance, hang situations etc.
You will get a guidance to solve some common problems you can encounter after you have set up your server and users start (over)using your server.
Come over to the session and you will receive some great tips how to detect if your server is doing well.
You will get a guidance to solve some common problems you can encounter after you have set up your server and users start (over)using your server.
Come over to the session and you will receive some great tips how to detect if your server is doing well.
Adm09. IBM Connections - Managing Growth and Expansion
Victor Toal (ToalSystems) @thetoal
Wednesday, March 23
13:30 - 14:30
D. Saturn
You are lucky, your Connections platform is experiencing rapid growth - now what? How to you determine when you have grown
to where you need to build out the service? How do you grow WebSphere or the File Service Space? How do you add additional Web Servers or is it better to add a proxy server?
Learn how to judge and decide what you need to change - and how to then implement it.
to where you need to build out the service? How do you grow WebSphere or the File Service Space? How do you add additional Web Servers or is it better to add a proxy server?
Learn how to judge and decide what you need to change - and how to then implement it.
Adm10. Enrich your IBM Connections profiles by extending the profiles data model
Wannes Rams (Ramsit)
Stefano Pogliani (IBM) @stefanopog
Thursday, March 24
13:30 - 14:30
D. Saturn
The profiles application is the core of your Connections deployment, it gives insight into the most valuable asset of your company: the people. The profiles service federates information from different source systems into one single reference. To enrich this important part of Connections we can extend the default Profiles data model and tailor it to your company's needs. By doing this, Profiles will become the" place to go" to access people information in your company: a place available to all employees wherever they work, resulting in a higher ROI for your Connections deployment.
Bus01. How the Dutch Tax Office put a fire under Connections Activities
Adam Brown (ISW) @adambrownaus
Robert van den Breemen (Dutch Tax Office) @rvbreemen
Wednesday, March 23
11:45 - 12:30
B. Neptune
Hear how a Dutchman and an Australian on opposite sides of the world had the same idea at the same time to revolutionize Connections Activities.
Improve Productivity Thru Clever Design, bringing a more intuitive visual interface to Activities to help users get work done.
Improve Productivity Thru Clever Design, bringing a more intuitive visual interface to Activities to help users get work done.
Bus02. How Connected Systems Are Transforming the Future of Work
Wolfgang Berger (Riva CRM Integration) @crm_integration
Thursday, March 24
13:30 - 14:30
B. Neptune
The future of work is about collaborating, innovating, and connecting in new ways. It's about connecting to people, ideas, devices, and systems in ways that create new sources of opportunity and value.
The future of work is about unprecedented flexibility – virtual teams, more freelance work, a greater focus on specialization and multi-disciplinary teams, and mobile workers. The future of work is about millennials and new expectations around technology, collaboration, and organizational structures.
During this session, we will look at the critical role that integrated systems and platforms play in making the future of work a reality. We will discuss examples of how integrated systems are transforming customer experiences, improving analytics and decision-making, and driving sometimes unexpected sources of value and opportunity for businesses and their stakeholders.
The future of work is about unprecedented flexibility – virtual teams, more freelance work, a greater focus on specialization and multi-disciplinary teams, and mobile workers. The future of work is about millennials and new expectations around technology, collaboration, and organizational structures.
During this session, we will look at the critical role that integrated systems and platforms play in making the future of work a reality. We will discuss examples of how integrated systems are transforming customer experiences, improving analytics and decision-making, and driving sometimes unexpected sources of value and opportunity for businesses and their stakeholders.
Bus03. Using IBM Domino Data in IBM Connections - a real life story
Andreas Ponte (Belsoft Collaboration AG) @aponte
Wednesday, March 23
16:00 - 17:00
B. Neptune
We faced a challenge of bringing 50GB of data from an IBM Notes database into IBM Connections and from a local usage to a large audience in and outside of the company.
I will talk about the starting point, the steps needed for and the file migration, the integration of an existing IBM Notes application in IBM Connections and how the solution helps users from different companies to find and share information.
I will talk about the starting point, the steps needed for and the file migration, the integration of an existing IBM Notes application in IBM Connections and how the solution helps users from different companies to find and share information.
Bus04. Your files are a Gold Mine!
Robert van den Breemen (Dutch Tax Office) @rvdbreemen
Florian Vogler (Panagenda) @panvof
Thursday, March 24
09:00 - 10:00
B. Neptune
In this digital age we store more files than we ever did in a rich variety of systems, from local disks and network drives, through IBM Connections Files and Content Manager, to Microsoft SharePoint, IBM Domino mail files and applications.
Learn how the Dutch Tax Office is using insightful visual analytics across hundreds of thousands of files and terabytes of data, turning the mere existence of files into valuable knowledge for fact based decisions and strategies.
Discover how files can help you investigate sharing and collaboration patterns, optimize costly enterprise storage, and more!
Learn how the Dutch Tax Office is using insightful visual analytics across hundreds of thousands of files and terabytes of data, turning the mere existence of files into valuable knowledge for fact based decisions and strategies.
Discover how files can help you investigate sharing and collaboration patterns, optimize costly enterprise storage, and more!
Bus05. Direct from the OGS: Transformation with modern Software in East Africa
Roman Weber (WebGate) @RomanWebGate
Christian Güdemann (WebGate) @guedeWebGate
Wednesday, March 23
17:15 - 18:00
B. Neptune
The first ten minutes will be the real OGS Session about this project in East Africa including the film shown on screen.
We will then talk about how we power innovation and engagement at WebGate and how we where able to pull this of. How we where able to invest more than 1'500 hours into this non profit project.
We will show that with this project we not only transformed the life of many thousend farmers in East Africa but also the workforce of WebGate into a modern development team and our engineering into a very effective cloud enabling department.
We will then talk about how we power innovation and engagement at WebGate and how we where able to pull this of. How we where able to invest more than 1'500 hours into this non profit project.
We will show that with this project we not only transformed the life of many thousend farmers in East Africa but also the workforce of WebGate into a modern development team and our engineering into a very effective cloud enabling department.
Bus06. IBM Connections: Mastering a Rollout for up to 600 kingdoms and 12 000 Users (University of Zurich)
Sandra Bühler (Belsoft Collaboration AG) @SandraCH
Roberto Mazzoni (University of Zurich) @davoser
Thursday, March 24
14:45 - 15:30
B. Neptune
Learn how the University of Zurich is mastering the rollout of IBM Connections throughout the organization. They faced challenges regarding one solution that should fit all the different needs in a highly decentralized educational environment.
Learn what was done wrong first, what we learned and what worked out in the end.
Learn what was done wrong first, what we learned and what worked out in the end.
Bus07. A year in the cloud
Steve McDonagh (AVX Limited) @dominoyesmaybe
Thursday, March 24
11:30 - 12:30
E. Pluto
In September 2014 I started managing the project to move the European and Asian user community from Notes/Domino/Quickr to Connections Cloud. Come and hear about how we did it and why it has been to a greater extent a success and learn about the things you shouldn't do.
Com01. Boost Your IBM Domino Server Security with BCC DominoProtect
Arshad Khalid (BCC) @arshad101
Wednesday, March 23
14:45 - 15:30
B. Neptune
Whether you are a pro or just getting your teeth into the world of Domino administration, we've collected five common pitfalls (and their remedies) in Domino security that everyone should be aware of!
In this session we will not only look at why is it important to protect your server ID but also how to protect it while still allowing unattended server restarts! We will also see how to secure the ID Vault with BCC DominoProtect to prevent malicious access. Perhaps you would like to open up your Domino server for web access? We'll look at what to keep in mind and how to do it easily. In addition we will also discuss how to prevent misuse of the Full Access Administration feature and how to track, prevent and rollback any unauthorised changes in real time - all with easy configuration steps using BCC DominoProtect.
In this session we will not only look at why is it important to protect your server ID but also how to protect it while still allowing unattended server restarts! We will also see how to secure the ID Vault with BCC DominoProtect to prevent malicious access. Perhaps you would like to open up your Domino server for web access? We'll look at what to keep in mind and how to do it easily. In addition we will also discuss how to prevent misuse of the Full Access Administration feature and how to track, prevent and rollback any unauthorised changes in real time - all with easy configuration steps using BCC DominoProtect.
Com02. Get the most out of IBM Connections with XCC – Web Content & Custom Apps Extension
Felix Binsack (TIMETOACT GROUP)
Dr. Eric Marzo-Wilhelm (ThyssenKrupp)
Wednesday, March 23
14:45 - 15:30
D. Saturn
See a showcase of a deeply integrated Intranet and Extranet that spans Internal Communications, Employee Relations and Enterprise Collaboration. The showcase also includes Best Practices of integrating Custom Applications that use Domino, Forms Experience Builder (FEB) and REST. A case study from a customer will demonstrate a real world example.
Com03. To Verse or Not to Verse! SmartCloud required?
Gert van Kempen (Silverside)
Roland Driesen (Silverside) @RolandDriesen
Thursday, March 24
10:15 - 11:00
A. Foyer
Still on 'Lotus' Notes? What is the next step? Are you enthusiastic about all the new things that IBM Verse can offer? But still on Notes and Domino on-premises and you don't know how to get the new versions and/or if you are forced to the cloud? In this session we help you identify your options and tell you what you need to go for the new options both on-premises as in the cloud. If you decide to move to SmartCloud Notes/Verse we show you the best recipe for you and your users from a governance, user and technical perspective. And as an alternative scenario: what happens when you embrace the new Outlook with Domino support?
Com04. Building a new application with LDC Via
Matt White (LDC Via) @mattwhite
Mark Myers (LDC Via) @stickfight
Thursday, March 24
10:15 - 11:00
B. Neptune
At Engage 2015 we launched our new offering, LDC Via. A lot has happened in a year, so let us show how you can move data from a Domino database to the LDC Via platform, and then we’ll walk through coding a number of cloud-based apps using Domino-sourced data with various different front-end technologies, all using our extensive API.
Com05. The Lotus Position: Four Degrees of Freedom
Peter Presnell (Red Pill Now) @peterpresnell
Bob Kadrie (Red Pill Now) @bobkadrie
Wednesday, March 23
14:45 - 15:30
C. Jupiter
Lotus Notes has been around for 25 years now but many people are asking the question where do we go from here? It is important to start thinking now about the positioning of your Notes databases for the future. In this session we will outline four different strategies that can be taken with your existing portfolio of Notes applications. These will be demonstrated with real life examples of the approaches put into use at The Salvation Army.
Com06. Customer Case Study Ricoh Europe: “Enhancing end user experience and TCO of the European IBM Notes landscape”
Richard Boer (Ricoh Europe PLC)
Florian Vogler (panagenda) @panvof
Wednesday, March 23
14:45 - 15:30
A. Foyer
Ricoh Europe is using IBM Notes/Domino for decades in order to provide its 18,000 employees with a collaboration and messaging landscape that is rich in its feature set and flexible enough to allow for rapid adaption to almost any foreseeable demand coming from the business.
In this session Richard Boer (Messaging Collaboration Support Engineer, Ricoh Europe PLC) and Florian Vogler (CEO&CTO, panagenda) will provide customer insight into Ricoh´s fast moving IT environment and will demo how those massive change programs were enabled by and executed with panagenda MarvelClient.
Topics covered in this session include datacenter moves, centralization, application moves, zero-touch client upgrades, standardization, the resulting improvement of end user experience, as well as the ongoing TCO optimization.
In this session Richard Boer (Messaging Collaboration Support Engineer, Ricoh Europe PLC) and Florian Vogler (CEO&CTO, panagenda) will provide customer insight into Ricoh´s fast moving IT environment and will demo how those massive change programs were enabled by and executed with panagenda MarvelClient.
Topics covered in this session include datacenter moves, centralization, application moves, zero-touch client upgrades, standardization, the resulting improvement of end user experience, as well as the ongoing TCO optimization.
Com07. Aveedo - Episode 3 - The Framework Awakens
Simon Peek (We4IT) @simonspeakeasy
Thursday, March 24
10:15 - 11:00
C. Jupiter
Discover how the Aveedo framework can help you modernize existing Notes databases and build new ones rapidly and without any XPages skills.
After a review of the current feature set, the session will focus on the latest release - Episode 3 - The Framework Awakens.
New features include support for additional view types, Gantt charting, PDF creation, an App Launcher and more.
As if this isn't enough, the session will cover ScanAlyzr, an analysis tool designed to give you an overview of your application landscape. The results of the analysis will help you understand how beneficial solutions such as Aveedo will be in your environment.
There may be prizes - possibly with a Star Wars theme!
After a review of the current feature set, the session will focus on the latest release - Episode 3 - The Framework Awakens.
New features include support for additional view types, Gantt charting, PDF creation, an App Launcher and more.
As if this isn't enough, the session will cover ScanAlyzr, an analysis tool designed to give you an overview of your application landscape. The results of the analysis will help you understand how beneficial solutions such as Aveedo will be in your environment.
There may be prizes - possibly with a Star Wars theme!
Com08. How to cope in a world without skilled Domino administrators.
Tony Holder (HADSL) @BigToneUK
Roy Holder (HADSL) @Redl0h
Thursday, March 24
10:15 - 11:00
D. Saturn
The need for automated administration of your Domino environment has never been greater. As administrators focus on new environments, who is taking care of security, user ids and recertifications? Who is managing the creation of IDs for new staff that need access to Domino data and removing access for staff that are leaving? Whether you are investing in your Domino environment or reducing your reliance upon it, you need to manage security, user ids and groups and you need it to be effort free as Domino data often remains mission critical.
HADSL FirM makes user identity provisioning and management easy by automating your business processes and letting you delegate the right tasks to the right people. By automating your processes, new starters, leavers and movers will all be configured correctly, first time, every time. With audit trails and requester / approver workflows you know who did what and with support for SPML and other automated feeds you might not need to load the Admin Client ever again! Automatically manage mobile devices as well as Active Directory users too!
Let the infamous Holder brothers show you how to save time and money by getting your Domino Administration right first time, every time with HADSL FirM!
HADSL FirM makes user identity provisioning and management easy by automating your business processes and letting you delegate the right tasks to the right people. By automating your processes, new starters, leavers and movers will all be configured correctly, first time, every time. With audit trails and requester / approver workflows you know who did what and with support for SPML and other automated feeds you might not need to load the Admin Client ever again! Automatically manage mobile devices as well as Active Directory users too!
Let the infamous Holder brothers show you how to save time and money by getting your Domino Administration right first time, every time with HADSL FirM!
Dev01. IBM Domino App.Next - New Possibilities
Pete Janzen (IBM) @pjanzen20
Martin Donnelly (IBM) @TweeterDonnelly
Wednesday, March 23
13:30 - 14:30
A. Foyer
IBM Domino has long provided companies with a rich application development platform for lines-of-business applications. Today, companies require flexibility to deploy on-premises or in the cloud, extensible web development frameworks and rich APIs. Come learn how Bluemix, Domino Next and Domino Designer Next provide new possibilities for the Domino developer community. Come hear what's new, what's coming, proof points and see exciting demos.
Dev02. Expanding XPages with Bootstrap Plugins for ultimate usability
Johnny Oldenburger (Kranendonk Smart Robotics) @JOldenburger
Thursday, March 24
11:30 - 12:30
A. Foyer
Develop highly user friendly responsive web (XPages) applications by making use of Bootstrap and JQuery Plugins as Select2, DateTimePickers, Multiselect, Confirmation, Modals,Popovers and Notifications for ultimate usability based on the latest versions of these plugins, including solutions for the AMD problem. Expect more of XPages Applications and go beyond the basics and create applications that nobody ever thought possible using XPages. Comprehensive demos of several plugins are shown within an XPages application.
Dev02. Darwino: a new lifeline for Domino developers and customers
Philippe Riand (Darwino) @philriand
Christian Güdemann (WebGate) @guedeWebGate
Thursday, March 24
11:30 - 12:30
A. Foyer
What if you have a business critical Notes applications that you users desperately want to access from their mobile devices? What if you simply want to make a piece of a legacy Notes app that no one wants to touch available to mobile devices?
Philippe Riand and Christian Guedemann, will take you through the journey of providing the best mobile experience using Darwino, even when the connection is erratic or non existent. After an introduction to the platform, they'll show you the whole developer experience based on a real, existing Notes application.
Philippe Riand and Christian Guedemann, will take you through the journey of providing the best mobile experience using Darwino, even when the connection is erratic or non existent. After an introduction to the platform, they'll show you the whole developer experience based on a real, existing Notes application.
Dev03. Break your Domino Designer Dependency
Keith Strickland (Red Pill Now) @keithstric
Thursday, March 24
16:00 - 17:00
E. Pluto
When building great Web applications that surface the contents of Notes databases Domino Designer can often get in the way of productivity. Many Notes developers are now expanding into the area of JavaScript frameworks such as Angular, Ember, or Backbone In this session we will show you how to break that dependency on Domino Designer so that you can deploy applications outside an NSF but still consume the data from within an NSF.
Dev04. XPages and Office 365 development – more familiar that you think
Mark Roden (PSC Group LLC) @markyroden
Thursday, March 24
09:00 - 10:00
D. Saturn
Many companies run a mixed IBM Notes and Microsoft Office 365 (O365) environment. SharePoint/Outlook and Domino should be viewed as a new opportunity to create rich and engaging user experiences.
Using both IBM and Microsoft REST services as the core to the solution, this presentation will show how both technologies stacks can be integrated to maximize application functionality and present a seamless experience to the user.
Mark will provide lots of demonstrations including Office Web Add-Ins, how to access O365 data from your Domino applications and many others. Come and see how your core Domino webdev skills are equally applicable to the Office 365 environment.
Using both IBM and Microsoft REST services as the core to the solution, this presentation will show how both technologies stacks can be integrated to maximize application functionality and present a seamless experience to the user.
Mark will provide lots of demonstrations including Office Web Add-Ins, how to access O365 data from your Domino applications and many others. Come and see how your core Domino webdev skills are equally applicable to the Office 365 environment.
Dev05. Migrate Notes/Domino applications to SharePoint: Cheap? Easy or a Nightmare?
Marten Vosmer (Lialis)
Thursday, March 24
08:00 - 08:45
D. Saturn
We all love our Notes and Domino apps. But sometimes your company is moving in other directions, whether you like it or not.
This session is about lessons learned when 'trying' to migrate Notes and Domino apps to MS SharePoint, from a developer point of view.
How do you approach this? What is possible and what's not? What is easy to do, and what is a nightmare to accomplish?
Marten will explain and show live demos migrating Notes apps to SharePoint 2013. Find out what works, and what he needs to 'kill'!
The audience can submit example apps to Marten up-front (contact him at marten@lialis.com)
This session is about lessons learned when 'trying' to migrate Notes and Domino apps to MS SharePoint, from a developer point of view.
How do you approach this? What is possible and what's not? What is easy to do, and what is a nightmare to accomplish?
Marten will explain and show live demos migrating Notes apps to SharePoint 2013. Find out what works, and what he needs to 'kill'!
The audience can submit example apps to Marten up-front (contact him at marten@lialis.com)
Dev06. OAuth 2.0 for developers – the technology you need but never really learned
Mikkel Heisterberg (OnTime) @lekkim
Wednesday, March 23
16:00 - 17:00
E. Pluto
OAuth 2.0 has become the defacto way to authenticate to IBM Connections and cloud services such as IBM Connections Cloud, Google and SalesForce and is *the* way to bridge systems. Despite being very powerful surprisingly few IBM Connections developers actually know of it or enough about it. OAuth 2.0 has been in IBM Connections for many releases and allows other services or API programs to impersonate users – and hence work as the user – without the user relinquishing control of their credentials. It’s very powerful stuff. This session acts as a primer on OAuth 2.0 for developers and administrators teaching you the ropes as well as teaching developers how to start utilizing OAuth 2.0 for IBM Connections on-premises as well as for IBM Connections Cloud. If you are developing for IBM Connections this is for you. Be warned – there will be code…
Dev07. Once You Go Graph
Nathan Freeman (Red Pill Now) @ntf
Wednesday, March 23
11:45 - 12:30
D. Saturn
Faster than relational and more robust than document, graph databases are taking the big data world by storm. Every major player in big data is using them for everything from inventory control to intelligence analysis to knowledge discovery to social searching. Now you can apply this same technology to your existing Domino applications without moving or copying any data using the OpenNTF Domino API. See and learn how to apply this exciting new technology to your existing NSF databases, whether one application at a time, or for your entire domain, using both Java and JSON APIs.
Dev08. "Marty, You're Just Not Thinking Fourth Dimensionally": Troubleshooting XPages
Paul Withers (Intec Systems Ltd) @paulswithers
Thursday, March 24
13:30 - 14:30
C. Jupiter
When XPages code doesn't work as expected, often it's because the expectation was wrong. With the various phases of the XPages lifecycle, validation, the various event handler settings, embedding Server-Side JavaScript within Client-Side JavaScript or scoped variables, understanding what's really there when your code wants it is key troubleshooting XPages. This session will help you think fourth dimensionally to better pre-empt the outcomes and troubleshoot when things don't work out like you expect. You'll realise whether or not the bridge over Clayton...Shonash Ravine will be there to ensure your XPages make it Back to the Future.
Dev09. Get ready for moving from Java 6 to Java 8 - Now!
René Winkelmeyer @muenzpraeger
Thursday, March 24
16:00 - 17:00
D. Saturn
With the recently announced upgrades from Java 6 to Java 8 the IBM Notes client and the IBM Domino server are finally moving to a competitive development stack. The importance of this upgrade for XPages and OSGi plug-ins is incontestable.
Learn in this session what changes you can expect when moving from Java 6 to Java 8. Switch-with-string, parallel operations, Lambdas, Stream API, multiple inheritance or a complete new Date/Time package are only a few changes to name. Your developer life will get easier, better, faster after adapting the new capabilities.
Learn in this session what changes you can expect when moving from Java 6 to Java 8. Switch-with-string, parallel operations, Lambdas, Stream API, multiple inheritance or a complete new Date/Time package are only a few changes to name. Your developer life will get easier, better, faster after adapting the new capabilities.
Dev10. Eclipse Plug-ins in Notes 101, and then some
Teresa Deane (BCC) @teresa_deane
Wednesday, March 23
17:15 - 18:00
A. Foyer
At the beginning of time, Notes Development was built largely on Forms and Views. While Forms and Views are still the foundation for the modern Notes application, a new kid came on the block a few years ago. One of the most powerful development tools to make its way into Notes development is Eclipse. However, the journey from Forms and Views to Eclipse applications is a rocky one filled with pitfalls and gotchas. To try to demystify the development and installation of an Eclipse Plug-in for Domino, I will provide a sample application start to finish done using Eclipse and Domino.
Eme01. The XPages of Things: Integrate Bluemix with Your XPages Applications for a World of Possibilities
John Jardin (Ukuvuma Solutions) @JohnJardinCodes
Thursday, March 24
14:45 - 15:30
C. Jupiter
Considered by many as the top Jumpstart session at IBM Connect, "The XPages of Things" will take you through a gripping LIVE demonstration where John pieces together an "Integrated Circuit of Things", binding an on-premise XPages application with the IBM Bluemix cloud.
Join this session and discover how applications can leverage services on the Bluemix cloud to expand on what’s currently possible in XPages.
Join this session and discover how applications can leverage services on the Bluemix cloud to expand on what’s currently possible in XPages.
Eme02. Where code goes, where data flows, cognitive will follow
Laurent Boes (IBM) @laurentboes
Thursday, March 24
14:45 - 15:30
D. Saturn
In this session you will see real life examples of where IBM Watson and cognitive computing are changing industries, businesses, job roles. You will find out how IBM has very rapidly moved from a game winning technology with Jeopardy to a day-to-day knowledge partner in a variety of environments.
Eme03. Creating mobile apps: an introduction to Ionic
Mark Leusink (Viaware) @markleusink
Thursday, March 24
09:00 - 10:00
E. Pluto
Using the responsive features you can build XPage applications that look good on desktop and scale to smaller screen devices like phones and tablets. But what if you want to take that one step further and create apps that you can deploy to the app stores and install on your devices? Or access device features that you can't get to from a web app? Using standard web technologies and without having to learn Java, Objective C or Swift? Say hello to Ionic: an open source framework to create mobile hybrid applications.
This session will give you an overview of the Ionic platform. You'll learn what part AngularJS plays in it and what you can build by using HTML, JavaScript and CSS. The session will include all the steps involved in using the platform: from installing the SDK to start writing and testing your first app. I might even do some live coding! I'll share some real world experience in building an app with Ionic using a REST API to store data in Domino and cover some of the challenges I encountered like authentication and offline support.
This session will give you an overview of the Ionic platform. You'll learn what part AngularJS plays in it and what you can build by using HTML, JavaScript and CSS. The session will include all the steps involved in using the platform: from installing the SDK to start writing and testing your first app. I might even do some live coding! I'll share some real world experience in building an app with Ionic using a REST API to store data in Domino and cover some of the challenges I encountered like authentication and offline support.
Eme04. Salesforce for Domino Dogs
Mark Myers (LDCVia) @stickfight
Paul Mooney (BlueWave) @pmooneynet
Thursday, March 24
13:30 - 14:30
E. Pluto
Body: Salesforce, the current big boy on the block for fast business collaboration and the darling of many a director does things very differently from how the IBM world always has. But in the ways some things are very different, many things are similar. Domino has users, policies, server security, databases, lotusscript and more. What is all that on force.com? In this session 2 pleasant(ish) guides will take you through the jungle from a Domino perspective, point out the clear paths, the most obvious spike traps and where there be tigers!!
Eme05. Live on the Edge of Innovation with IBM Bluemix
Niklas Heidloff (IBM) @nheidloff
Thursday, March 24
08:00 - 08:45
B. Neptune
In this session you will learn about IBM Bluemix, IBM's cloud application platform. I'll introduce some of the Bluemix services, especially services that can be used to build collaborative applications with the typical skills of Domino developers and line of business users who appreciate rapid application development.
Developers should always be looking to improve their technical skills. If you don’t, you, your apps, and your company will be left behind while the rest of the world moves forward. Luckily cloud platforms like IBM Bluemix give developers the means to get started using modern technologies without doing all the hard work to set everything up.
You will see demonstrations how to build collaborative applications with server side JavaScript, NoSQL databases, REST APIs, JavaScript frontends and access control lists, everything with functionality provided in Bluemix: Node.js, Cloudant and MongoDB, Swagger, AngularJS and LoopBack. Additionally I'll explain how to extend these applications with cognitive functionality provided by IBM Watson.
Developers should always be looking to improve their technical skills. If you don’t, you, your apps, and your company will be left behind while the rest of the world moves forward. Luckily cloud platforms like IBM Bluemix give developers the means to get started using modern technologies without doing all the hard work to set everything up.
You will see demonstrations how to build collaborative applications with server side JavaScript, NoSQL databases, REST APIs, JavaScript frontends and access control lists, everything with functionality provided in Bluemix: Node.js, Cloudant and MongoDB, Swagger, AngularJS and LoopBack. Additionally I'll explain how to extend these applications with cognitive functionality provided by IBM Watson.
Eme06. XPages on IBM Bluemix: the Do's & Don'ts
Oliver Busse (We4IT GmbH) @zeromancer1972
Wednesday, March 23
11:45 - 12:30
A. Foyer
Since IBM XPages are available on IBM Bluemix there have been plenty of tutorials, webinars and blog post about how to get started. This session is a show and tell of things all of the above didn't tell you. The session will cover the following topics:
- Unsolved caveats and restrictions
- Design and data separation: best practices
- Experiments: holding data in the XSP Runtime
- Using the DDE-Plugin - and the CloudFoundry command line as an alternative
- Understanding the "mysterious" MANIFEST.YML file
- Plugins and extensions? No problem!
- Unsolved caveats and restrictions
- Design and data separation: best practices
- Experiments: holding data in the XSP Runtime
- Using the DDE-Plugin - and the CloudFoundry command line as an alternative
- Understanding the "mysterious" MANIFEST.YML file
- Plugins and extensions? No problem!
Eme07. Free Beer 13! Think Outside the Sphere: Box for IBM Professionals
Rob Novak (SNAPPS) @IBMRockStar
Wednesday, March 23
17:15 - 18:00
E. Pluto
We've all had that new technology bug once in a while. You know, the one where you get a glimpse of an emerging market or tech and are compelled to play with it. Well the bug has bitten once again, and through a set of coincidences including a strategic partnership with IBM, the recent release of a simple set of APIs, and integration with IBM Connections and IBM Domino and Notes, Box has proven to be a very interesting bug. In this session Rob will explain the Box platform for file sharing and collaboration, discuss the IBM | Box partnership, demonstrate the integration points provided by IBM and partners, detail the security model for admins, and overview the Box Content and View APIs for developers -- all in terms that Domino and Connections folks will understand. As this isn't a vendor session, Rob will also share any pain points and perceived areas for improvement as we explore how IBM professionals can take advantage of the Box platform.
Eme08. How you can make use of IBM Design Thinking
Sarah Gibbons (IBM) @segibb
Wednesday, March 23
13:30 - 14:30
B. Neptune
We are changing how we work, and you should too. You've heard how IBM is embracing design thinking to focus on outcomes and experiences for users. Hear how we are engaging our customers and end users to understand, explore, and validate designs. Most importantly, learn, first hand, how you can make use of the IBM design thinking framework to deliver iconic user experiences for your own projects.
Eme09. Using collaborative tools to transform how we work with Project Toscana
Sarah Gibbons (IBM) @segibb
Chris Reckling (IBM) @creckling
Thursday, March 24
11:30 - 12:30
B. Neptune
We know that the need to innovate quickly is pushing people to work differently and collaborate more seamlessly. Influence the design direction for Project Toscana by participating in this hands-on design session exploring small team collaboration. Help us understand where and how you work with others most effectively. Plus, be one of the first to give us input on designs for small team collaboration and keeping track of important updates.
Eme10. Social Meets Watson - How to integrate IBM Connections with Bluemix Watson services
Steve Lievens (IBM) @steve_lievens
Koen Lenaerts (IBM) @koen_lenaerts
Wednesday, March 23
16:00 - 17:00
C. Jupiter
IBM® Connections™ is a leading business social network platform that helps you get work done. It allows your organization to engage the right people and deliver results. But it's not yet another application to go to. IBM® Connections™ allows you to integrate with your existing business processes and bring in external services to accelerate innovation whether you use it in the cloud or on-premise.
This session will explain how to inject external information into Connections and how to extract Connections content using its extensive API. Live examples will show how to bring a typical approval cycle into the IBM Connections Activity Stream and how to integrate the IBM Watson Bluemix services with IBM Connections Files. If you're a developer and you think of REST every 6 seconds or if you're just interested in taking IBM Connections to the next level, this session is for you !
This session will explain how to inject external information into Connections and how to extract Connections content using its extensive API. Live examples will show how to bring a typical approval cycle into the IBM Connections Activity Stream and how to integrate the IBM Watson Bluemix services with IBM Connections Files. If you're a developer and you think of REST every 6 seconds or if you're just interested in taking IBM Connections to the next level, this session is for you !
Rnd01. Futures of IBM Collaborations Solutions
Inhi Cho Suh (IBM) @inhicho
Wednesday, March 23
13:30 - 14:00
Round Table 1
ICS' mission is to imagine and build the cognitive window to personal, team, and organizational workflow and productivity…
Rnd02. Offerings Messaging & Communications
Suzanne Livingston (IBM) @suzielivingston
Thursday, March 24
11:30 - 12:00
Round Table 1
Your key questions on the overall Enterprise Social Software, now Collaboration Solutions, offering stack.
Rnd03. IBM Europe Engagement
Huguette Ranc (IBM) @huguetteranc
Uffe Sorensen (IBM) @uffesorensen
Thursday, March 24
10:15 - 10:45
Round Table 1
Your key questions about IBM Collaboration Solutions from a European perspective.
Rnd04. IBM Benelux Engagement
Petra Florizoone (IBM)
Wednesday, March 23
17:15 - 17:45
Round Table 1
Your key questions about IBM Collaboration Solutions in BeNeLux.
Rnd05. Verse deployment at IBM
Ed Brill (IBM)
Lauren Maxwell (IBM)
Wednesday, March 23
14:45 - 15:15
Round Table 1
Wondered how IBM moved +450K users to cloud in 7 months without disruption?
An awesome achievement and unique in the world - we can help you too!
An awesome achievement and unique in the world - we can help you too!
Rnd06. IBM Notes and Domino, and Verse!
Andy Yiu (IBM)
Thursday, March 24
13:30 - 14:00
Round Table 1
The questions you want(ed) to ask in the Notes, Domino and Verse related update sessions.
Rnd07. IBM Connections
René Schimmer (IBM)
Thursday, March 24
14:45 - 15:15
Round Table 1
The questions you didn't get to ask in the Connections related update sessions.
Rnd08. IBM Domino Development
Pete Janzen (IBM) @pjanzen20
Martin Donnelly (IBM) @TweeterDonnelly
Wednesday, March 23
16:00 - 16:30
Round Table 1
Your burning questions about XPages, Domino Applications, etc.,
including Bluemix and SoftLayer you didn't get to ask in session "Dev 11 - App.Next"
including Bluemix and SoftLayer you didn't get to ask in session "Dev 11 - App.Next"
Rnd11. User Adoption Strategies: Do's & Don'ts
Roland Driesen (Silverside) @RolandDriesen
Sasja Beerendonk (Silverside) @sbeerendonk
Wednesday, March 23
16:00 - 16:30
Round Table 2
We believe the required change in behavior & real usage of your new Collaboration tooling is the biggest challenge for all companies.
Join this open round table to discuss best practices and pitfalls in User Adoption Strategies, ranging from technology to psychology.
Join this open round table to discuss best practices and pitfalls in User Adoption Strategies, ranging from technology to psychology.
Rnd12. Turning Digital Disruption into Successful Transformation
Florian Vogler (panagenda) @panvof
Francie Tanner (panagenda) @akafrancie
Thursday, March 24
13:30 - 14:00
Round Table 2
Cloud, migrations, cognitive and integration - regardless of your current strategy, IT today undoubtedly impacts customer success in unprecedented ways.
Join Francie Tanner and Florian Vogler to discuss diverse topics disrupting companies - not just IT - such as change adoption, security, data management, IoT and millenial topics while also sharing coping strategies to create success.
Join Francie Tanner and Florian Vogler to discuss diverse topics disrupting companies - not just IT - such as change adoption, security, data management, IoT and millenial topics while also sharing coping strategies to create success.
Rnd13. Notes Data and Design Thinking
Bob Kadrie (Red Pill Now) @bob.kadrie
Nathan Freeman (Red Pill Now) @NTF
Thursday, March 24
10:15 - 10:45
Round Table 2
A discussion about the growing importance of design in building new interfaces for Notes data.
Rnd14. Automated Domino Administration
Tony Holder (HADSL) @BigToneUK
Wednesday, March 23
14:45 - 15:15
Round Table 2
How can administration tools like HADSL FirM help you avoid security, compliance and regulatory issues.
Rnd15. Intranet Schizophrenia
Felix Binsack (TIMETOACT GROUP)
Thursday, March 24
11:30 - 12:00
Round Table 2
Most Intranets suffer from too many tools with to little integration.
Let us discuss challenges, pitfalls and best practices.
Let us discuss challenges, pitfalls and best practices.
Rnd16. Future proofed Notes applications
Stefan Sucker (We4IT) @stefan_sucker
Simon Peek (We4IT) @simonspeakeasy
Wednesday, March 23
17:15 - 17:45
Round Table 2
Discussion about the future of Notes applications in YOUR organisation whether it be browser, migration, mobile, cloud or what have you.
Bring your challenges, experiences, questions and ideas - we'll bring the beer!
Bring your challenges, experiences, questions and ideas - we'll bring the beer!
Rnd17. To cloud or not to cloud...that is the question!
Olaf Boerner (BCC) @olafboerner
Teresa Deane (BCC) @teresa_deane
Thursday, March 24
14:45 - 15:15
Round Table 2
Join us for a discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of moving to the cloud. We will also talk about some options to migrate your Domino over to the cloud.
Rnd18. Add Cloud to your Skillset
Matt White (LDC Via) @mattwhite
Julian Woodward (LDC Via) @woowar
Wednesday, March 23
13:30 - 14:00
Round Table 2
How can Domino developers add cloud technologies to their skillset?
Sp1. Keynote and Opening General Session
Inhi Cho Suh (IBM) @inhicho
Suzanne Livingston (IBM) @suzielivingston
Christopher Crummey (IBM) @ccrummey
Sarah Gibbons (IBM) @segibb
Wednesday, March 23
09:00 - 11:15
Auditorium
The intertwining technology trends of analytics, cloud, mobile and social are forever altering the way employees engage with one another, and with partners and customers. Join Inhi Cho as she discusses how IBM is transforming enterprise social and email solutions to help leading companies get ahead and take advantage of these trends. See how business communications can be taken to the next level with stronger analytics, integration with public social media, user-centric design, rapid cloud delivery and innovation, and broad ecosystem support. Also see some of our latest innovations come to life with onstage demos of our latest capabilities in IBM Verse, IBM Connections, Project Toscana and more.
We close up with Warp-Speed Sponsoring!
We close up with Warp-Speed Sponsoring!
Sp2. Social Cognition
Louis Richardson (IBM) @inter_vivos
Wednesday, March 23
12:45 - 13:30
A. Foyer
There is a great deal of talk and positioning around Cognitive Computing. IBM is actually defining the market with Watson and related analytic solutions. So how does that intersect with social business and new ways to work? During this session we'll look as some of the work in this area and share some ideas about these very related topics.
Sp3. A look back at a career of using IBM and Lotus Software
Carl Tyler (Epilio) @flyboytyler
Thursday, March 24
12:45 - 13:30
A. Foyer
In this session a former International Launch manager for Lotus Notes gives a show and tell of Lotus Software. Carl Tyler has been using Lotus software for 27 years, in this fun look back Carl will share demos and fun stories of his experiences and travels using this historic collection of software, you'll see old software with live demos and some fun videos from the not so distant past.
Sp4. Speedsponsoring
Tim Clark (+All Sponsors) @TimsterC
Wednesday, March 23
18:10 - 19:30
Sponsor Area
Stay for the 'Speedsponsoring' on Wednesday evening.
It's fast, frantic and fun - and in just 3 minutes you'll learn something cool about each of our sponsors.
On top of that: the BAR is open (serving excellent Belgian beers), and you might win something too!
It's fast, frantic and fun - and in just 3 minutes you'll learn something cool about each of our sponsors.
On top of that: the BAR is open (serving excellent Belgian beers), and you might win something too!
Sp5. Closing Session
Theo Heselmans (Engage) @theoheselmans
Thursday, March 24
17:05 - 17:30
Sponsor Area
Always fun, and a big chance of winning a cool prize. We got several great giveaways.
The bar is open till 18.00h
The bar is open till 18.00h
Str01. Maximising the User Experience in Connections and WCM
Andrew Roberts (Ephox Corporation)
Steve Lievens (IBM) @steve_lievens
Thursday, March 24
08:00 - 08:45
E. Pluto
Ephox works closely with IBM in the areas of WCM and Connections to provide users with an exceptional user experience. Working with IBM labs, Ephox has made available Textbox.io – the next generation online editor – a unique JavaScript HTML editor offering advanced editing for Connections and WCM.
Textbox.io is free to IBM customers under their Connections and WCM license entitlements.
Ephox will present on the new editor for WCM and Connections and how it will both enhance the user experience and make life easier for IT administrators. Textbox.io does not require java removing a major objection to Connections and WCM users employing advanced editing.
Ephox will cover the benefits of the editor, the advanced features and technical details. We will cover the customer rights under the IBM license to use Textbox.io free of charge.
Textbox.io represents a very significant advancement for Connections and WCM allowing every customer to use advanced editing to both maximise the user experience and the return on investment in IBM solutions.
Textbox.io is free to IBM customers under their Connections and WCM license entitlements.
Ephox will present on the new editor for WCM and Connections and how it will both enhance the user experience and make life easier for IT administrators. Textbox.io does not require java removing a major objection to Connections and WCM users employing advanced editing.
Ephox will cover the benefits of the editor, the advanced features and technical details. We will cover the customer rights under the IBM license to use Textbox.io free of charge.
Textbox.io represents a very significant advancement for Connections and WCM allowing every customer to use advanced editing to both maximise the user experience and the return on investment in IBM solutions.
Str02. IBM Collaboration Solutions Mobile Portfolio
René Schimmer (IBM)
Chris Reckling (IBM) @creckling
Wednesday, March 23
11:45 - 12:30
C. Jupiter
Mobile access to collaboration everyday is a must-have requirement for business users today. In this session, I will take attendees through a brief introduction to what is available from IBM, then jump into extensive demos across iOS and Android devices of Verse, Connections, Meetings, and Chat. At the end, I will look ahead to what is coming in 2016. Who knows, there may be some sneak peeks too!
Str03. OpenNTF - From Donation to Contribution
Christian Güdemann (WebGate Consulting AG / OpenNTF) @guedeWebGate
Thursday, March 24
08:00 - 08:45
A. Foyer
OpenNTF hosts over 850 Projects, from small snippets up to frameworks like the Extension Library, the OpenNTF Domino API and POI4XPages. Most of the projects are released as donations to the community and could act as a good starting point. But since the release of OpenNTF Essentials, everything has changed. The community has jumped from the passenger into the driver's seat. Projects like the OpenNTF Domino API live from the contribution of community. And for over a year, the community has been actively contributing to the Extension Library.
Str04. Engaging your next workforce in the collaborative era.
Andrew Grill (IBM) @andrewgrill
Thursday, March 24
14:45 - 15:30
A. Foyer
Themes covered in the talk would include:
How the future of work will be around collaboration, culture and coaching
Millennial myths and getting away from the stereotype
How Millennials use and drive adoption of collaboration tools in the workplace
How Millennials want to be mentored and managed and what it means for those at Engage
Empowering Millennials with collaboration tools
How IBM's Millennials disrupt and drive transformation with its own Millennial Corps
What developers and users of IBM's collaboration tools need to be aware of with Millennials
How Millennials are changing the culture of organisations
How the future of work will be around collaboration, culture and coaching
Millennial myths and getting away from the stereotype
How Millennials use and drive adoption of collaboration tools in the workplace
How Millennials want to be mentored and managed and what it means for those at Engage
Empowering Millennials with collaboration tools
How IBM's Millennials disrupt and drive transformation with its own Millennial Corps
What developers and users of IBM's collaboration tools need to be aware of with Millennials
How Millennials are changing the culture of organisations
Str05. IBM Project “Hawthorn" - Today, Tomorrow and Beyond!
Luis Guirigay (IBM) @lguiriga
Andy Yiu (IBM)
Thursday, March 24
16:00 - 17:00
A. Foyer
Since IBM introduced “Project Hawthorn” (aka IBM mail support for MS Outlook) many customers have been taking advantage of this new deployment option to provide Mail to users using their client of preference. Project Hawthorn provides the unique capability of “Bring Your Own Client (BYOC)” by allowing them to use MS Outlook without having to replace the IBM Domino platform. Use this in conjunction with the Notes Browser Plugin and XPages and provide a unique experience. Come to this session and walk away with a clear understanding of IBM’s strategy (OnPrem and Cloud), Best Practices, Step by Step instructions and tons of tips from the field.
Str06. Lessons Learned from a Major IBM Collaboration Solutions Deployment
Martijn de Jong (ilionx) @martdj
Frank Visser (IBM)
Thursday, March 24
13:30 - 14:30
A. Foyer
Last year IBM was responsible for a major deployment of the IBM Collaboration Solutions portfolio at a customer with 40K+ employees in the Benelux. De deployment included products like IBM Connections, Sametime Complete, Notes/Domino 9, Traveler, MaaS 360 and Verse. Frank and Martijn were closely involved in this deployment and would like to share with you the lessons learned in the past year. This includes both strategic and architectural decisions and technical facts. If you're planning or are in the middle of a ICS rollout, this session is a must see.
Str07. #UserBLAST
Mat Newman (IBM) @matnewman
Thursday, March 24
11:30 - 12:30
C. Jupiter
It's time for your annual injection of Energy, Enthusiasm and Education! Join the man in #Yellow as he BLASTS his way through his top tips on Desktop, Browser, Mobile and even Cloudy aspects of the IBM Collaboration Solutions portfolio. Learn how to best utilise Notes/Domino, Connections, Traveler/Verse and Sametime to ensure effective communication and collaboration both inside and outside of your organisation. Everything a User needs to know about the "cool" stuff from IBM, and for Administrators and Developers, additional information on how to implement it ALL. Don't miss #UserBLAST!
Str08. IBM Connections - What's New and Roadmap
René Schimmer (IBM)
Wednesday, March 23
17:15 - 18:00
C. Jupiter
With the release of IBM Connections 5.5 and the continuous development of IBM Connections Cloud, new features are being released at a steady pace. Let us give you an overview of the most recent and relevant updates as well as an insight into what we are working on for the upcoming releases in 2016!
Str09. Is your company culture ready for collaborative business and which road to take?
Sasja Beerendonk (Silverside) @sbeerendonk
Roland Driesen (Silverside) @rolanddriesen
Wednesday, March 23
13:30 - 14:30
E. Pluto
Do you know what your employees need to collaborate effectively? How do you ask the right questions for needs rather than functionality? Do you know the perceived company culture? Your company culture is the start point for your social business journey. Where do you stand now? Where do you need to go? What are the primary focus areas that would work for you? What approach is right for you? Through our specific developed survey held among all employees at your organization you get a better understanding of the perceived company culture and a better way to asses the collaboration need and current status of collaboration practices. From there on we plan your social business journey. We pick one of four specific flavors from Silverside’s 3G adoption approach to set the course that is right for you. We will demonstrate our social business culture test with findings from a customer, representing their company culture as a person, and the path forward to becoming a social business in the adoption approach suited to this culture.
Str10. IBM Verse: Deep Dive and Futures
Andy Yiu (IBM)
Suzanne Livingston (IBM) @suzielivingston
Wednesday, March 23
16:00 - 17:00
A. Foyer
IBM has revolutionized the enterprise inbox from the ground up for today's social and mobile workplace. Check out this session for the latest updates and future plans for IBM Verse -- including advances in offline, cognitive, calendaring and connecting to third-party applications -- and how your organization can position itself for driving massive improvements in end-user satisfaction and engagement with IBM's new cloud-based, easy-to-use inbox!
Str11. What if Saas tools work together, what would this mean for IBM Connections Cloud/Verse
Erik Vos (RealConnections) @erikvos
Thursday, March 24
09:00 - 10:00
C. Jupiter
IBM Connections Cloud/IBM Verse is just one of the many Saas tools out there. But if you would like to connect all the used Saas tools the employees are using, what would this mean ?
What is the starting point ? HR tools ? Users ? Groups ? Passwords ? SAML ? Mobile ?
If you are interested in the total picture, or you want to discuss the total picture please come.
And finally what is Saas-Saas connections between companies...
What is the starting point ? HR tools ? Users ? Groups ? Passwords ? SAML ? Mobile ?
If you are interested in the total picture, or you want to discuss the total picture please come.
And finally what is Saas-Saas connections between companies...
Str12. Domino Doublecheck iDNA: Evaluation of Your IBM Notes/Domino Infrastructure
Viktor Krantz (IBM) @viktr
Wednesday, March 23
17:15 - 18:00
D. Saturn
Many IT managers, IT architects and decision makers find it challenging to define a future strategy among the onslaught of demands to try something else, on-premise or in the cloud.
This session will arm you with crucial information to defend years of successful investments in the IBM Notes and Domino platform, producing factual data that can be trusted.
You will learn how your roadmap becomes stronger when obtaining evidence from your environment that reveals how your business is making use of the IBM Notes and Domino platform so successfully deployed.
This session will arm you with crucial information to defend years of successful investments in the IBM Notes and Domino platform, producing factual data that can be trusted.
You will learn how your roadmap becomes stronger when obtaining evidence from your environment that reveals how your business is making use of the IBM Notes and Domino platform so successfully deployed.
Str13. What's New in IBM Notes and IBM Domino
Andy Yiu (IBM)
Uffe Sorensen (IBM) @uffesorensen
Thursday, March 24
09:00 - 10:00
A. Foyer
We've been hard at work in turning innovations into experiences that will make you and your organization even more productive and responsive. Buckle up and join us for a journey through what's new and what's coming in the cloud and in the on-premises products that make up IBM's messaging portfolio.
This session will explore new capabilities in IBM Notes, IBM iNotes, IBM Connections Mail and Domino.
And the overall roadmap for ND & Verse on-premises and how you can leverage your exiting licensing to position yourself to a future cloud transition!
As always, this session will be packed with demos of the latest features and previews of future additions!
This session will explore new capabilities in IBM Notes, IBM iNotes, IBM Connections Mail and Domino.
And the overall roadmap for ND & Verse on-premises and how you can leverage your exiting licensing to position yourself to a future cloud transition!
As always, this session will be packed with demos of the latest features and previews of future additions!
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Here's the Agenda for the Round Tables
