Sessions and Workshops
Collaboration University sessions are focused entirely on making you an immediate success back at the office. With real experience derived from hundreds of clients and millions of licensed users, your speakers and facilitators will cover every imaginable aspect of the products you work with and care about.
August 17: Collaboration University 2010 agenda sorting and printing is well under way, and will cover the huge differences in the newest versions of Quickr and Sametime! All new content, three packed days of learning. Check out the topic list below!
Quickr-Specific Sessions (all refer to Quickr Domino unless otherwise noted):
- The New End User Experience: Quickr 8.5
- Introduction to Dojo 1.3.2: The Essentials for Quickr
- Quickr 8.5 Theme Architecture - Deconstructing what is new and Upgrading what you have
- Upgrading to Quickr 8.5 for Administrators
- Upgrading to Quickr 8.5 for Developers
- Extension Points for Quickr 8.5 #1: The Web UI
- Extension Points for Quickr 8.5 #2: Event Hooks and How to use them
- Developing Custom forms the Quickr 8.5 way
- Installation and Administration of Quickr on Linux
- Quickr Connectors, REST Clients, Mobile Clients - Everything EXCEPT the Browser
- Integrating Quickr with ECM
- Quickr Administration and Performance
Sametime-Specific Sessions:
- The New End User Experience: Sametime 8.5
- Getting Ready for Sametime 8.5.1
- Sametime APIs -- Getting the most from Sametime
- Moving From STLinks to the Web API (Proxy) Server
- Sametime Gateway Use and Administration
- Sametime Telephony Options and Architecture
- SUT vs TCSPI vs Plugins - The Great Telephony Debate
- Developing Plugins for Sametime (and for that matter, Notes!)
- Plugin Deployment Strategies and Options
Cross-Product, Management and Foundational Sessions:
- Governance, Security, UI Decisions and Change Control with Social Software
- Mobilization of the Social Workplace - Review of Available Technologies
- Tools for Testing and Tuning Sametime, Quickr and Connections - Logs and More
- The Boss, The Boss's Boss, and the Boss's Boss's - Oh You Get it. Selling collaboration "up" in your organization
- LDAP, LTPA, and Authentication across the Lotus Stack (including WAS)
- Design Decisions for your WAS Architecture, Structure, Clustering and Other Highly Nerdy Terms
- Database Structure, Options and Management
As always, we will deal with your specific questions and implementations,
even if the topic is not on the list. Our expert speakers deal with so many implementation and programming situations that we likely have materials and examples available! Just let us know when you register or onsite if you would like a particular topic covered. We'll either work it in, or work with you one-on-one!