This Week In Lotus

Episode 56, recorded on Thursday 16th June 2011, discussing IBM’s 100 year anniversary, the Domino and Traveler betas, The Salvation Army’s application for the Christchurch earthquake and more… (As easy as ABC… Anniversaries, Betas and... The post 56: As easy as ABC appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 55, recorded on Thursday 9th June 2011, discussing the new IBM Sametime 8.5.2, Domino Express licensing, Quickr connectors and more… Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog | twitter | company) & Darren Duke (blog | twitter... The post 55: You can’t say ‘people are going to shoplift anyway, let’s get rid of the tills’ appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 54, recorded on Friday 3rd June 2011, discussing UKLUG, the state of mobile technology, GSX 10, Sametime 8.5.2 and IBMers leaving for the competition.. Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog | twitter | company) & Darren... The post 54: A face is the cheapest form of marketing appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 53, recorded Monday 23rd May 2011, live in Manchester at UKLUG 2011… Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog | twitter | company) & Darren Duke (blog | twitter | company) Guests Mary Beth Raven (blog |... The post 53: Live from UKLUG appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 52, recorded Thursday 19th May 2011, discussing a year of this show, Sametime 8.5.2, UKLUG, the Exceptional Web Experience conference, new XPages Application Server license and more… Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog | twitter |... The post 52: Squishy Peas appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 51, recorded Thursday 12th May 2011, discussing the LotusLive Spring 2011 release, Microsoft’s acquisition of Skype and more… Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog | twitter | company) & Darren Duke (blog | twitter | company)... The post 51: You don’t go far in a one legged race appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 50, recorded Thursday 5th May 2011, discussing backup/recovery/management of IBM Collaboration Solutions technologies, why IBM Connections is possibly a ‘non-specific item restorable product’ and more… (Stuart here, I think this is a fascinating discussion... The post 50: Managing IBM collaboration tools. ‘Does that mean Microsoft has it right all along?’ appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 49, recorded Thursday 28th April 2011, discussing why ISVs enter the Lotus collaboration space, what IBM could do better to support ISVs, the App Store, robot lawnmowers and more… Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog |... The post 49: It’s all about the stickiness appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 48, recorded Thursday 21st April 2011, discussing the new IBM Connections 3.0.1 release, potential for a Connections ISV community, the deprecation of the Lotus brand and more… (Sorry for the poor audio quality this... The post 48 – Connections 3.0.1 and the app that could spread like wildfire appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 47, recorded Wednesday April 13th 2011, discussing the IBM Champion Program, clouds and AusLUG Hosts Darren Duke (blog | twitter | company) and Mat Newman Mat (matnewman.com | matnewman | ISW) Director of Education... The post 47: You like me, you really, really like me….oh and AusLUG appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 46, recorded Wednesday April 6th 2011, discussing Domino as a RAD platform and more… Hosts Darren Duke (blog | twitter | company) and Mat Newman Mat (matnewman.com | matnewman | ISW) Director of Education... The post 46: Dude! Is Domino still RAD? Dude! appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 45, recorded Thursday 31st March 2011, discussing the new IBM Utility Server for LotusLive Notes offering, Connections 3.0.1 hitting the Greenhouse, WCM renamed yet again and more… Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog | twitter |... The post 45: Utility Server for LotusLive Notes – at least Stuart got that name right! appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 44, recorded Monday 28th March 2011, discussing the Sam Palmisano article and IBM comments, tablet sales in 2011, the Social Business Summit, Domino as a RAD platform and more… Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog |... The post 44: What is the TCO of RAD in a SMB? appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 43, recorded Thursday 17th March 2011, discussing Business Intelligence and Collaboration integration, free LotusLive for Japan relief, Sametime for Android and iOS and more… Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog | twitter | company) & Darren... The post 43: We’re all bleeding blue appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 42, recorded Thursday 10th March 2011, discussing upcoming Lotus User Groups in Belgium and the UK, why the Lotus community should ‘put up or shut up’ in Australia, IBM’s stance on Nokia devices and... The post 42: Lotus, thongs and perfect networking appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 41, recorded Thursday 3rd March 2011, discussing the work of analysts, the state of the collaboration marketplace in 2011, IBM’s new Social Business campaign and more… Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog | twitter | company)... The post 41: I’d like to see Steve Mills do the monkey dance appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 40, recorded Thursday 24th February 2011, discussing the design and information development methodology at work inside IBM/Lotus with IBM’s Director of User Experience and Information Development, Nokia’s decision to partner with Microsoft, the new... The post 40: Design at IBM/Lotus – the inside track on OneUI and device-specific design appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 39, recorded Thursday 17th February 2011, discussing the massively successful ‘Mastering XPages’ book, Domino Designer on the Mac, Watson and more… Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog | twitter | company) & Darren Duke (blog |... The post 39: Mastering XPages (but not on the Mac) appeared first on This Week in Lotus.

Episode 38, recorded Thursday 10th February 2011, looking back on Lotusphere 2011, possible Lotus re-branding, whether Social Business is well understood, the popularity of Lotus-focused books and more… Hosts Stuart McIntyre (blog | twitter |... The post 38: Orlando’s but a distant memory. Onward! appeared first on This Week in Lotus.