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Speakers: Jean-François Piot Track: Sponsor
Managing your Infrastructure requires, above all to have reliable KPIs that enable you to make the right decision at the right moment. But it also requires all the information to be organized in a comprehensible way in order to facilitate communication and information sharing between Customers, Operations and Management. User simulation, which is the basis of the GSX tools allows any administrator to easily provide these fundamental needs , while reducing overhead and enabling efficient systems management.
Speakers: Eileen Fitzgerald Track: Management
Learn 10 tips that will reduce your workload, improve the quality of your work and amaze management with your skills and productivity. From years of experience of being , managing and working with global customers Eileen shall identify Tasks that can be and should be automated but never are Tasks that can be and should be delegated but never are Improving working relations with developers, remove upgrade issues Trouble shooting ( incident and problem management tips ) to reduce resolution time for incidents Reduce call out's , get your personal life back Communication tips with end users. YES we actively encourage communicating with them ... Make your vendors work for you
Bring coffee to this session as Paul Mooney brings you though over 60 administration tips aimed at improving the domino server environment for all the administrators. This brain dump of configuration features, notes.ini parameters and recommendations covers almost every aspect of Domino servers, and you are guaranteed to pick up something new.
When managing business critical applications in production there are multiple points to consider, with frequent disagreements between the application development team and operational over who should be monitoring what. The sheer scale and span of application monitoring can frequently lead to over management or no management . In this session we shall create a check list of key aspects to consider when managing a production business critical application, trouble shooting tips, and give our opinion on who should have responsibility for which aspect and why its important. We shall be examining specific points such as agents , replication and performance in detail while also discussing overall concepts such as ROI, SLA's and reporting.
Speakers: John Taylor Track: Management
The platform options for Lotus range from appliances to the Cloud with everything in between. Choose the hardware, the OS, the owner and the premises. Your choices affect licensing, function, reliability, manageability, performance, scalability, security and TCO. So when should you pick Windows .... which is not really noted for any of them?
Today, employees are divided into digital natives, those who have grown up with the web, mobile devices, always on broadband connectivity and internet social networking and digital immigrants, those who grew up working in a fixed office with more traditional tools like email. Through a series of demonstrations, see how IBM's social and collaborative portfolio seamlessly bridge between these worlds bringing social capabilities to traditional users and bringing robust security, reliability and integration to the social world to produce true enterprise ready professional networking. This empowers organisations to maximize their success by realizing the potential of their people through collaboration, communication and social technologies and mining the collective wisdom of their staff for more accurate and effective decision making.
An application is only as good as its UI ! Learn how you can bring together, all the powerful features within XPages to develop a top-performing, visually-pleasing, and above all, highly usable UI that is in-context driven for the Notes Client and Domino Server. Get your Notes/Domino applications ready for the next major release of Notes/Domino!
Are your servers running out of disk space? Do you have more than one bit like attachment stored in your databases? Does a standard task like fixup lasts for ages or does your backup still runs during working hours? Do you have quota enabled and your users are asking for more space? If you can answer one or more of these questions with YES, than this session is for you. Maximize the disk space savings provided by Domino Attachment and Object Service (DAOS) and ensure that your environment is properly configured for best performance with this feature. Save more space by simply enable design and document compression. Make sure that your attachments use best compression too. Reduce network bandwidth when replicating databases between servers and enhance the quota but not use more disk space. Target audience is administrators or decision makers who want to know more about some older but not yet used space savers and especially about DAOS.
Right from the start Notes/Domino is a secure system. But what is it that makes it so secure? The answer is: applied cryptography that is encryption and signatures! After a short introduction in modern cryptographic methods (without going to much into details), I'll show some of the many places, where cryptography is used in Lotus Notes/Domino to ensure that certain information is accessible only by the intended persons and to prove the integrity and authenticity of data, and how to use/configure this functionality, e. g. the user id file, the (cross) certification, the login process, password recovery, encrypted networking, encrypted emails, documents and fields, signed emails, SSL in the HTTP task, etc.
Have you fully dipped into Domino Domain Monitoring with modular documents, collection hierarchies, event workflow and reducing the noise through filtering?  Have you completed a run of the Domino Configuration Tuner ?  Explore all the DDM options, choices and variables to get the most out of your Domino environment.  Use DCT to find out what areas to improve and what to monitor closely with DDM.  Use some of the new automation in DDM to correct problems before you even know they existed.
Speakers: Bob Balaban Track: Development
SOAP-based Web Services hosting (in Domino) and consuming (in Notes) is really great: easy to use, robust and powerful. That is, if you carefully stay within the (mostly documented) boundaries of the functionality it handles well. But what happens when you try to do things that "should work", but don't? We're not talking about bugs here, but functionality outside the scope of what Notes and Domino implement. How do you detect that? And having detected it, what do you do about it? And how does all this Web Services stuff REALLY work, anyway? Come to this session to discover the technology building blocks of Web Services (design time and runtime), and see some examples of how you can work around the bits that may not do what you need.
The Lotus products and especially Domino rightfully pride themselves on security and the lengths to which you can protect your environment and data. However with so many sophisticated layers of security, are you sure you are using the right ones in the right way to provide the best fit for the least pain in your company? Using some examples of security challenges your pointy hat-ed speaker will take you through how to spot when you have a problem, how to identify the scale of the problem and how to stop it happening again.  In this session we'll introduce you to some of an Admins nemeses including The Helpful Helpdesk Support Person The Nosy Co-Worker The 'Chancing' Spammer The Bitter Ex-Admin The Web Trawler and more...
With the introduction of the Expeditor platform to the Notes community there has always been some lack of information for plugin administration. What are my todo's for deploying a plug-in? Are there caveats about signing a plug-in? How can I hide widget icons from my users? And what about pushing - and removing - plug-in preferences? We'll cover those and more questions in this session. Finally we'll have a look at a free available application that will help you to automate plug-in deployment and administration. After the session you'll be able to deploy plug-ins to your enterprise. Easily!
Drowning in Directories? Confused by Directory Assistance, Cataloging, federating, ldap referals etc? Don't know what to do with front end servers, SPNEGO, AD integration etc? Don't fret! This session will take a look at all the integration points of the Domino Directory. We'll look at how we can deploy Domino servers with no users, or use Active Directory to form an address book. We'll also look at client single logins, shared logins and in fact anything else that can make the users' experience better. Anything that can remove password prompts!
Speakers: Bernd Hort Track: Development
dojo is the JavaScript framework chosen by IBM to be used in XPages. This alone makes it worth a look. Beside this it is very powerful. To add "Drag&Drop" to your application is just three lines of code. Using a Date picker is just a HTML attribute added to the input element. And there are tons of other useful stuff. The best thing is that you can use it today in your standard Notes web development project. No need to wait for Lotus Domino 8.5. The sessions starts with an small introduction to dojo and then dives into the samples. Each sample shows another dojo technique. 
Speakers: Maureen Leland Track: Development
With each release, Domino Designer gains power and function with the goal of making Domino developers the most productive developers on the planet. We'll take a brief look at where we've been, where we are today with the new features available with the most recent release of 8.5.x, and look ahead to what the future may bring. Since we're a collaborative tool, please bring your own thoughts and ideas, too, and let's discuss!
Become an expert on tuning your servers and your applications to perform their best. Get the lowdown on how to identify what's slowing your servers down and how to deal with corrupt data. Find out which settings to change to get the most out of your hardware and which commands and methods to use for the different corruption error messages. Get a firm understanding how to effectively monitor your servers and prevent issues before they occur and, in some cases, even deal with corruption through automated responses. Walk away with a list of server tuning settings and database errors and resolutions and the confidence to resolve problems to maximize your Domino environment.
Are you tired of the headaches that SPAM causes you & your organisation? Don't you wish you could stop SPAM dead in its tracks before it reaches your mail boxes? If you do then join Frank Docherty as he shares some useful tips & tricks, and shows you how to “tweak” your server configuration in order to help you exterminate SPAM from your mailboxes.
Speakers: Rob Novak Track: Development
In a complete departure from "give them a drink and do your canned session again," Rob is dedicating this session to the billions of us who happen to be "connected" in one way or another. You people and your devices! What you get for free (managers), what you need to configure (admins) and what you can do to extend the reach (developers) of your company to employees or customers. This session will cover the landscape of the mobile world as it relates to IBM, Lotus, and your job! Rob won't teach you XCode, Java, or the intricacies of WebKit, but he will teach you how to think about it for the next five years or so. Oh yes, and there will be a little something extra as the session is on Friday afternoon...if you know the speaker, or even if not can read the title, you know what this is...cheers!
Speakers: Kathy Brown Track: Development
What do the users want?   Data.   How do they usually get it?   By annoying you.   Asking you to create more and more views, with hundreds of customs sorts.   They ask you to create countless reports.   Oh, and can you make it print nicely, too?   Well, give them what they want.   Learn how to create a simple (so simple a User can use it) query form to gather data for the user, and export that data for the user into Symphony Spreadsheet or Microsoft Excel.   So you can get back to doing what you do best…drinking beer…er, uh, coding.
Speakers: Sean Burgess Track: Development
Do your web applications look tired and worn out? Have no time or budget to become proficient at being a graphics guru? Tired of the other Web 2.0 apps kicking sand in your app's face at recess because your's still wear 90s fashions? Don't despair because the jQuery Miracle Cream is here! With jQuery, you will make AJAX something more than a 4 letter word, easily turn ugly forms into beauty queens, make validation as easy as 1-2-3, and even make you proud to show off your calendar views. As an added bonus, we'll throw in tabs, slideshows, date pickers, and data grids. Rating systems will be given to all attendees!
Speakers: Andy Gerrard Track: Sponsor
XPages empowers you to fully leverage your Domino investment to deliver modern, scalable, high performance Web 2.0 style applications. During this session, you'll learn about GROUP's powerful new Transformer tool that helps to automate the conversion of your legacy Notes applications to modern XPages applications in a fraction of the time of manually updating them. If your organization is looking to: enable access to Domino applications via a browser; improve and standardize the appearance of existing applications; or even extend Domino applications to a public or private cloud, you won't want to miss this session.
Speakers: Bill Buchan Tony Holder Track: Sponsor
Managing users in a changing world - How HADSL FirM can give you seamless, audited, comprehensive user management from your in house legacy admin database, your new SPML (Service Provisioning Mark-up Language) management tool or through Active Directory. In an interactive role-play we will walk you through the way some of our customers have saved months of development time, avoided retraining staff and achieved ROI in weeks after using FirM as their Domino User Administration engine. No need for your code to worry about the version of Notes or keeping an audit trail. You want a new user in Belfast? Just make the request, we’ll handle the rest. Want to disable access for a user when they leave in 3 weeks time? Just send us a request and we’ll let your HR tool know when it’s done. Need to implement an SPML management tool but worried about the cost of developing the interface to Domino? Let us manage it all for you and make it version independent. At the very least we can promise some fun as Bill Buchan and Tony Holder entertain you while you learn.
Speakers: Sean Cull Track: Management
This session shows how ABB Global Consulting has used a Lotus Notes application to streamline its Risk Based Inspection consultancy processes to improve efficiency, reduce costs and win more work through a 30% efficiency saving over £12M worth of projects. The application allows the ABB Engineers and their customers to collaborate more efficiently, to track the progress of work and significantly reduce administration through integration with Word and Excel. No single part of the application is rocket science but the system works very well and delivers great business value. The application has evolved over 8 years and is still well positioned for the future. The session looks at what has made the application successful and what pitfalls you might want to avoid with your own applications.
Speakers: Sam Rifaey Track: Sponsor
Speakers: John de Giorgio Track: Sponsor
Many Lotus Notes developers recognise the importance of Microsoft Word and Excel to compliment their Notes environments and allow improved extraction of data, reporting and analysis. However many have built the integration code into their apps creating a support and maintenance overhead when reporting requirements change or versions of Notes or Office change.
Speakers: Warren Elsmore Track: Management
Something a little bit different! At the start of this decade, one of the worlds largest toy companies was in serious trouble. Sales were down and going out of business was a very real threat. Join a huge LEGO fan as I tell you the tale of the LEGO company, and how as the Internet grew, they used their own community to pull themselves back from the edge. Oh, and their might just be cool pictures of LEGO creations too ;-)
Speakers: Julian Robichaux Track: Management
Find your users by location -- on the client, on the web, or on the phone. Do lookups based on GPS, IP address, and even WiFi hotspot. Map it, track it, put it on a graph. Interact with other location-based services to let people know what's going on around them. And how the heck does Google always know where I am, anyway?
This session deals with the following issues: What is the best way to install Lotus Notes 8.5.x on Citrix XenApp? What XenApp specific steps have to be executed How to upgrade existing client installations? How to move data of existing users? Coexistence and Fallback strategies Tweaks and Tuning tips for Lotus Notes on Citrix XenApp Real world experiences from various projects The session will also talk about MS Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop services and XenApp 6.0 on 64 Bit.
Speakers: Ed Brill Track: Management
Notes/Domino 8.5 have been one of the product's most successful releases, ever. In this session, we'll discuss the current product release and plans for 2011 and beyond. We'll also explore LotusLive Notes, Alloy, Symphony, and Protector product families.
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