IBM have recently started to publicise the forthcoming 7.0.2 Notes/Domino point upgrade and emphasise the new features in terms of…
Folksonomy in the enterprise
 Rod Boothby triggered these thoughts in his presentation (available as a webcast) at the Collaborative Technologies Conference. He presented the…
CTC2006 its over
Well its time to go home. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the conference. I’ll blog some more on what I’ve learned when…
Exciting Development from IBM
I had a great opportunity to talk with several people from IBM.  They demonstrated activities, dog ear, malibu, tagging, folksonomies, rss and…
Vendors disconnect?
The collaborative technologies conference was an interesting place to sit and listen to purveyors of software and purveyors of services. …
Rod Boothby’s Web 2.0 Architecture
One of the most interesting talks at the Collaborative Technologies Conference was Rod’s talk and discussion on a potential Web…
Successful Adoption of Collaboration
Ask a room of about 70 people: a) How many of you have an IT function? 75% b) How many…
Putting the User Back into Architecture
In this ArCast Ron Jacobs talks to Simon Guest about putting the user back into the picture when building an architecture. They…
In the age of the service
In the age of the web service almost everything will soon be available online from a service provider. How does…
Boston here I come
I’m attending the Collaborative Technologies Conference. I’ll try and blog some while I am there. I’m looking forward to the…
RSS Readers and the Enterprise
 Well it isn’t going to be long before subscription, aggregators and RSS feeds hit the enterprise. Microsoft will produce…
Hannover Demonstration Video
This 5 minute video gives an interesting overview of the Notes Hannover client (link). Via Lotus Insider Blog.
Stu Downes 