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Join Paul as he makes his annual attempt to cover over 60 administration tips in his session. They tips are always being updated, so anyone from new to experienced administrators always learn something new!
This session we will discuss tips and techniques to streamlining your administration with BlackBerry Enterprise Server as well as discuss some of the new products and services that will benefit your organization from an administration standpoint. We will also look at BlackBerry Balance and how this solution will truly protect you and your personal liable devices.
Straight from the pages of THE VIEW Journal series on Compliance and the Lotus Admin, comes this special interactive session for IamLUG. What is your company’s e-discovery plan? Do you even have one or is it sorely in need of a facelift? Together we will review current trends in compliance, team structuring to achieve success, and analyze current compliance-related legal decisions that just may surprise you. Receive best practices and tips for the future to ensure that you can avoid common compliance pitfalls. All-in-all, attending this session can help you better handle sensitive data related issues at your firm, and avoid negative PR later.
Have you inherited a Lotus Domino infrastructure you don't understand? Do you have problems happen that you don't know how to prevent? Wondering if your servers are healthy enough or have room for improvements? If so, this session is for you. Performing a health check on a regular basis is a must to keep your servers robust and error free. The presenters frequently perform health checks for their customers, ensuring server environments are running as cleanly and efficiently as possible. In this session you will learn what things to look for when doing a health check. These two industry experts will also share what they have found on numerous implementations and show what it takes to remedy the scenarios presented.
Developers, don't leave all of the security of your applications to your Admins. Come learn all about ACLs, ECLs, Readers Fields, Author Fields, Groups, Roles, Encrypted fields and more, to see what you can control. Admins, understand your developers needs while locking them down where necessary. Learn more about the importance of key structure, dynamic groups, reader fields and proper ACL management. Learn to work together using the features of Notes and Domino to secure your applications.
The Definitive Guide to Client Management Whether you’re dealing with an upgrade, consolidation, new client deployment or working with a reduced support budget – find out exactly how to take control of your Lotus Notes clients. Join Francie Tanner and get to know the tried and proven methods to provide a consistent user experience across your enterprise, with tools you already own. Lean about your client management options at every stage in the client life cycle, including how and when to use policies, SmartUpgrade, ODS, database re-direction, managed replicas, other new Lotus Notes 8.5.2 features and more. Diagnose and prevent support nightmares as well as user frustration, all while while making your job easier!
Todays collaboration infrastructures can be exceptionally complex providing multiple functionalities via a myriad of technologies. Monitoring and Reporting on these environments can be complex task frequently resulting in long hours and unfortunately frustration when you realize that you have missed something. You cannot monitor or report on every single one of the thousands of statistics and performance indicators possible in your collaborative infrastructure, likewise all infrastructures are different so one solution does not fit all. In this session we shall look at some of the key decision criteria and processes involved when deciding, what is a priority to monitor, and how and what to report. When and to whom.
Speakers: Track: Development
Speakers: Tim Tripcony Track: Development
XPages bring powerful new capabilities to the IBM Lotus Domino platform, but the development model is quite different from what most Domino developers are accustomed to. This session will take you on a gentle but rapid journey from the familiar territory of procedural LotusScript, through a common-sense approach to visualizing data and business processes as "objects", to a world in which those objects map directly to user interface components with which your users can intuitively interact. Don't discard everything you've learned in an attempt to embrace the new... instead, evolve what you already know: this session will show you how.
Speakers: Julian Robichaux Track: Development
Ever have to figure out how someone else's Lotus Notes application works? Yeah, me too. All the time. This session will discuss techniques for understanding and troubleshooting other people's code, along with strategies for changing the old code without breaking anything. This information might also be handy for looking at your own code that was written more than 3 months ago. WARNING: there will be very little discussion of XPages.
Speakers: Nathan Freeman Track: Development
One of the most powerful features of XPages is the ability to compute nearly any value or attribute on the fly, from column headers to labels to styles to validation rules. But how do these runtime computations actually work? We'll take you on a technical deep dive into EL bindings, and show you how to get the most out of this remarkable capability. Learn how to perform simple inline calculations, exploit map variables, discover alternative syntaxes, and even write your own EL resolver, allowing you to create your own language! Whether you're an XPages beginner or expert, you're sure to get something out of this in-depth session.
Speakers: Peter Presnell Track: Development
Lotus Notes is renowned as an application development environment that truly shines when it comes to RAD - both Rapid Application Development, and Rapid Application Deployment. But what about testing? If you are developing or testing modern Notes applications that are complex, reach out to many users, and/or are mission critical, this session is for you. We will cover a wide range of hands-on techniques (with code) that can be used to test your applications to ensure your user's don't smell a rat. This session will cover testing UI elements such as Forms and XPages as well techniques that can be used for testing code (@Formulae, LotusScript, Java, and SSJS). The session will also show how tests can be automated to put the “R” in your RAT.
Speakers: Paul Calhoun Track: Development
The XPage Extension Library brings extremely powerful development capabilities to developing XPages solutions. This session will walk through installing and configuring the library for development and deployment purposes. Also covered will be how to utilize the components of the Extension library in your XPage solutions.
Never created an XPage before? This hands-on event will get you started with XPages development and show you how easy it is to use XPages to display views and documents. Bring your laptop with Designer 8.5 loaded and get ready to get your hands dirty! Your instructors will provide a mix of lectures and activities. You should already be a Notes developer (no XPages experience needed) and be familiar with Designer 8.5.
Never created an XPage before? This hands-on event will get you started with XPages development and show you how easy it is to use XPages to display views and documents. Bring your laptop with Designer 8.5 loaded and get ready to get your hands dirty! Your instructors will provide a mix of lectures and activities. You should already be a Notes developer (no XPages experience needed) and be familiar with Designer 8.5.
Speakers: Bruce Lill Track: Development
Build a breadcrumb that will allow your users to return to the pages that they have traversed. This will be a technical show and do session. I will show how to make a custom control that will allow you to have the user return to any page they were on. It even takes you back to the same page in a view or repeat control. See how the view and repeat control need different logic to return the user to the same page. The Breadcrumb Control can be added to any XPage or custom control with out any changes. Only the view and repeat control need additional coding.
From the Notes Client to the Web to your BlackBerry to your PlayBook, or there and back again. We’ll show you how one application, forged in Mt. Domino, can do it all. We’ll show you how to remodel your Notes Client application to make it ready for the web and also native RIM devices like BlackBerrys and PlayBooks. We’ll cover the different tools available to developers as well as the pros and cons of each.
Join us for an amazing breakfast and registration each day in the atrium of the hotel. You will need to have your delegate badge to attend breakfast! Networking with other attendees strongly encouraged.
Stay right in your seats as we run through a few closing thoughts, pictures and whatever else we make up. We promise, no more than 20 minutes and we are all done to go explore St Louis some more. Then prepare yourself to stay the extra day for TackItOn
Join a lively discussion of considerations when mobilizing Notes applications throughout the organization. There will be three main areas of focus:  Mobile Device Management (MDM) â both corporate and personal  Out-of-the-box general applications  Developing existing, business-specific Notes applications for mobile use We will discuss the primary issues to consider when looking for an MDM solution, including benefits and shortcomings of Lotus Traveler, and what to do in mixed environments (Android, iPhone, Blackberry, etc.). For developing your Notes applications; we'll talk about application functionality vs. look and feel; client apps vs. Web enabled apps; writing new apps vs. extending existing ones; and more. This will be an interactive session, so your questions and comments will be encouraged! You will come away from the session with a good understanding of what is involved in building a mobilization strategy that will work for your organization.
Please join in as the delegates, sponsors and speakers all get together for some spirits, light appetizers, music and networking before heading out to explore Laclede's Landing for dining and fun. A round of speed sponsoring will take place giving each sponsor 5 minutes to rapid fire their best elevator pitch as you rotate around the room in a faced paced and exciting exchange of information. Then relax to meet fellow developers, administrators, managers and experts in an informal and lively event. Areas will be set for networking for individual topics, or mingle and meet all your fellow delegates!
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Social Business is real; it is the most significant paradigm shift in the way people interact with each other and with processes and information since the advent of network computing. Social Business is all about bringing social interaction patterns, i.e., the way people interact naturally with each other, into the enterprise. Social interaction patterns put people-to-people interactions at the center of it all and, contrary to the traditional way in which we visualize collaboration, turn process and information into mere attributes of those interactions. Transforming a company into a Social Business can be a daunting task but it doesn't have to be--not when you have the right tools. The IBM Exceptional Work Experience Suite has everything you need to bring social interaction patterns to life in an enterprise context. This session will discuss how you can leverage the social capabilities at the core of the IBM Exceptional Work Experience Suite to help your company (or your customers) get started down the path to Social Business.
Come to this session to see how the cornerstone of the Lotus portfolio, Lotus Notes & Lotus iNotes delivers collaboration in the context of the business process by solving the problems that matter most to users. Step through enhancements of capabilities features available in Lotus 8.5.2 and find out what IBM has planned for Notes 8.5.3 and beyond for both Notes & iNotes including powerful innovative capabilities as part of the IBM "Project Vulcan" and "Social Mail" initiatives.
You asked for it. You got it! Here is the deep dive technical edition for Lotus and Linux. We know Lotus supports Linux. Let's see what's going on under the covers. Install tips, partition schemas, file locations, performance tweaks. Traveler, Sametime Gateway, Domino...all on Linux. Get ready IamLUG, because Tux is coming to St. Louis and he's ready to play.
Please join us in the Atrium for lunch each day. We will publish information on the menus in the FAQ section of the website. Please contact info@IamLUG.org for any special diet needs or restrictions. You will need your IamLUG delegate badges to attend lunch.
This session takes from our best practices session from Lotusphere 2011 and updates the audience on the latest scenarios for moving to Lotus Software based on analyst data. Additionally, we take a look at the hybrid model of LotusLive and discuss the key scenarios with real client experiences that outline the framework for a successful deployment of LotusLive Notes. Finally, we conclude our session by connecting the dots from on-premise collaboration, LotusLive cloud-messaging, and now Social Business. We will focus on key points for Lotus enthusiasts in what these components mean for social business and how they can apply social business principles to on-premise upgrades, SaaS collaboration, and the engagement model for social technology. Speakers are Carlos Casas of RockTeam and Ted Brufke, IBM's SaaS leader for North America.
One of the most popular, and only, panels to hit IamLUG is back for the third year. Join in to talk women in technology and more. The conversations are free flowing and always some of the best at any event globally at the Nerd Girls panels. Do not forget to follow them on Twitter and to get your Nerd Girls gear from their store
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