Posts Tagged ‘IBM’

IBM and Perficient mobile and portals experts hosted a webinar yesterday about going mobile. The team addressed: How companies are leveraging the IBM Mobile Portal Accelerator (MPA) How MPA easily extends the WebSphere Portal platform with services to seamlessly deliver scalable, mobile solutions optimized for display across a wide range of mobile devices, including the […]

So what IBM has been calling by the codename of Northstar has been officially unveiled.  It’s now the Customer Experience Suite. Online transactions continue to grow at a rapid pace.  Today, eight out of 10 consumers shop online at least twice a week. ABI Research estimates there will be 20 times more data and 40 […]

OK,  I should have published this a while ago. I just noticed it’s still in draft mode. IBM has been adding to their strategy with portal lately by providing industry specific toolboxes suited to specific suites.  It includes case studies, white papers, ROI /Value Analysis and most importantly, key assets to be used on your […]

With the upcoming September 1, 2010 release of WebSphere Portal comes a new version of WCM.  Actually, the largest changes in the new release come from WCM.  The UI is very different and much easier to use.  They’ve put a lot of thought in making this something that really works for you.  For example, a […]

With the upcoming September 1, 2010 release of WebSphere Portal comes a new version of WCM.  Actually, the largest changes in the new release come from WCM.  The UI is very different and much easier to use.  They’ve put a lot of thought in making this something that really works for you.  For example, a […]

Rob Will, the Chief Architect for WebSphere Portal gave an overview of what’s new.  Portal 7 is out as of September 1, 2010 so this is the latest and greatest. Portal’s base purpose still hasn’t changed. It’s all about getting the right functionality to the user in whatever context they may be in.  Portal just […]

Rob Will, the Chief Architect for WebSphere Portal gave an overview of what’s new.  Portal 7 is out as of September 1, 2010 so this is the latest and greatest. Portal’s base purpose still hasn’t changed. It’s all about getting the right functionality to the user in whatever context they may be in.  Portal just […]

Whenever you have a form, you more than likely also need a workflow.  I would bet that 70% of the time a human based workflow would be sufficient and that 30% of the time you need a tool that handles both human workflow (review the form, make changes, and approve it) as well as computer […]

Larry is the executive over portal.  He’s been with WebSphere Portal for many, many years and is known as the grandfather of portal within IBM. The number of portal customers keeps growing. IBM’s portal strategy has been consistent with base portal, snap on accelerators, and then industry toolboxes. Move up and get more complete functionality. […]

John Bimson and I are going to be at the Portal Excellence Conference in Chicago next week. You can expect a lot of blogging while we are there. Visit us at Booth #307 if you’re there!

IBM Just released their newest version of Lotus Quickr with some significant enhancements for the J2EE version. My personal opinion is that this is a good enough set of enhancements to consider installing now rather than waiting a bit. IBM’s new version of Lotus Quickr social software that was made available today allows community and […]

IBM announced a new reporting tool for the social collaboration tool, Lotus Connections.  You can find more information on the IBM site of just ping me and I can get more information for you. The Reporting Tool for Lotus Connections enhances and extends Lotus Connection’s built-in reporting tools: Snapshot and trend reports showing adoption, usage […]