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“Smarter Collaboration:
       Integrated Lotus Portfolio”
Ahmed El Khodary | ICS Technical Leader
June, 10th 2012
Agenda
  Brand Introduction
  Messaging , Real-time collaboration
  Enterprise Portals
  E-forms
  LotusLive
  Enterprise Mobile Access




                                         © 2012 IBM Corporation
Existing Realities (“How do I…”)
Improve Efficiency and
Productivity
“We need to make things more efficient,               Deliver Responsiveness and
so we do more business, adding to the                 Reliability at Lower Cost
bottom line.”
                                                      “We need to work smarter, using faster
                                                      performing and easier to use tools.”




                Accelerate Application and
                Content Deployment
               “It’s about giving certain users the
               ability to manage content and
               make changes themselves.”




                                                                         © 2012 IBM Corporation
Agenda
  Brand Introduction
  Messaging , Real-time collaboration
  Enterprise Portals
  E-forms
  LotusLive
  Enterprise Mobile Access




                                         © 2012 IBM Corporation
Next generation
Online Meeting
    Experience

to access          to share

to get   in
              easy       to collaborate

              to add   others
                                © 2012 IBM Corporation
Ad hoc audio/ video- click to Start Call




                           Same User experience as Sametime
                           8.0.2

                           Multiple names are selected from the
                           contact list for a video call –
                           Select “Start Call/Video with Selected
                           Contact”




                                                       © 2012 IBM Corporation
Sametime 8.5 Web Instant Messaging Client
•   User presence status message
•   Contact list
•   Adding contacts and groups
•   Quick Find for contact list
•   Business cards
•   Location
•   1 to1 chat
•   N-way chat with invitation
•   Sending announcements
•   Rich text
•   Emoticons
•   Public IM presence chat via Sametime Gateway
•   Click to call (via 3rd party telephony partners)
•   Instant Meetings
•   Web application integration APIs
Comparison of the Sametime 8.5 meetings clients
Sametime rich client

    Integrated with Sametime Connect or Lotus
    Notes client

    Fast launch into meetings (< 5 seconds)

    No need to authenticate again

    Drag and drop UI capabilities

    Audio video integration

    Additional features available

                          Web browser client
                           
                               Zero downloads required to attend a meeting
                               (joining is as easy as going to a Web page)
                           
                               Authenticated or guest access allowed (eg:
                               extranet)
                           
                               Small Java applet starts up on demand if you
                               want to share your screen

                                                            © 2012 IBM Corporation
Invite others by dragging                    Presenter tools – thumbnails
from your buddy list into                      of slides, laser pointer,
        the room                               annotations, size disply
  Set room permissions




 Materials stored in the
 meeting room library,
which lists all documents
 and URLs shared in the
   meeting, add poll




                                                         Sametime rich client

                                                        Quick entry to the
                         Record and save
                                                    meeting room – as easy as
                           meetings to                    joining a chat
                        standard .MOV file
                             format


                                                             © 2012 IBM Corporation
Easy to share a document
                                            or your screen
 When choosing a
document to share




                     Document and
                     screen sharing
                    integrated into
                    the same dialog




                                           © 2012 IBM Corporation
Meeting recording with audio




                     Recording
                     Meeting leader or approved user can
                     record meeting – both the shared
                     content and the meeting audio




                                                           © 2012 IBM Corporation
NEW Audio and Video in Web-based meetings
Standards based implementation means meetings will work with Native and 3rd party audio and video

                          Browser plug-in installs
                           Browser plug-in installs
                          on demand or pre-
                           on demand or pre-
                          installed; also supports
                           installed; also supports
                          3rd party video integration
                           3rd party video integration
                                                                           Call Controls:
                                                                            Call Controls:
                          Call and video controls
                          Call and video controls                          -- Connect/disconnect
                                                                              Connect/disconnect
                                                                           -- Adjust Volume
                                                                              Adjust Volume
                                  List of participants
                                  List of participants                     -- Hold/Resume
                                                                              Hold/Resume
                                  shows connection,
                                  shows connection,
                                  presence and muted                       Moderator Controls:
                                                                            Moderator Controls:
                                  presence and muted
                                  status.                                  -- Mute/un-mute all
                                                                              Mute/un-mute all
                                  status.
                                                                           -- Mute another person
                                                                              Mute another person
                                                                           -- Lock call
                                                                              Lock call
                                                                           -- End call for everyone
                                                                              End call for everyone
                                                                           -- Hang up participant
                                                                              Hang up participant
                                                                           Video Controls:
                                                                            Video Controls:
                                                                           -- Show/ hide own
                                                                              Show/ hide own
                                                                           video
                                                                            video
                                                                           -- Hold/resume
                                                                              Hold/resume




                                                                           © 2012 IBM Corporation
NEW Richer web-based meetings experience



          Click to return to the       Meetings open in a
                                       Meetings open in a    Jump forward or
          Click to return to the                              Jump forward or
          meeting room center          new tab or window
                                       new tab or window     backwards in the
          meeting room center                                backwards in the
                                                                slide deck
                                                                slide deck
                     Create and send
                     Create and send
                          polls
                           polls


                                                                      Pointer and
                                                                      Pointer and
                                                                      highlighters
                                                                      highlighters




                                                            © 2012 IBM Corporation
NEW meeting controls & management tools

  Manage access to meeting rooms
    – Prevent entry ahead of room owner or manager
    – Eject users
    – End meeting session for all
  Delete rooms from the server or by owner
    – A new tool for administrators




                                       Delete rooms from
                                        Delete rooms from
                                       the server
                                        the server



                                                            Click to end the
                                                            Click to end the
                                                            meeting
                                                            meeting




                                                                    © 2012 IBM Corporation
NEW Support for dual A/V adapter integration

 Simultaneously connect Sametime to a 3rd party audio and video system
 Users select appropriate service for each call or conference
 Administrators Manages access to each service via policies


                               Voice




                                                                Audio Bridge
                                                                Connector




                                                              Video Conferencing
                                                              Connector
                                              Sametime
                                              Media Manager




                            Voice and Video

                                                                     © 2012 IBM Corporation
IBM Sametime® 8.5 software
 Find, reach, take action

                            Online meetings
                                                  Video

           Voice                                            Mobile



                                                                       Presence
                                                                       awareness
  Messaging                                                            and Instant
                                IBM   Sametime
                                                                       Messaging

                                UC Platform


open                Telephony           Community
                                        security-rich
                                        Collaboration
        extensible multi-platform scalable
                                                          © 2012 IBM Corporation
IBM Sametime family

  
      IBM SAMETIME ENTRY
  
      IBM SAMETIME STANDARD
  
      IBM SAMETIME ADVANCED
  
      IBM SAMETIME UNIFIED TELEPHONY
  
      IBM SAMETIME UNIFIED TELEPHONY LITE




                                            © 2012 IBM Corporation
IBM Sametime Unified Telephony
Feature Comparison
                                                                  IBM Sametime Unified Telephony

                                                                   
                                                                       Single number service
                                                                   
                                                                       “On-a-call” presence status
                                                                   
                                                                       Multiple device support
                                                                   
                                                                       Contextual Incoming call rules
                                                                   
                                                                       Transfer calls between devices
                                                                   
                                                                       Hold, Transfer, merge calls
                                                                   
                                                                       Visual audio conferencing
  IBM Sametime Unified Telephony                                   
                                                                       Moderator conf controls
            Lite Client
                                                                   
                                                                       Works with multiple PBXs

 
  Make / receive voice calls from Sametime 8.5.2 a/v client        
                                                                       Make / receive voice calls from Sametime 8.5.2 a/v
                                                                       client
 
  Call video endpoints or video MCUs
                                                                   
                                                                       Call video endpoints or video MCUs
 
  Call telephone endpoints or audio conference bridges
                                                                   
                                                                       Call telephone endpoints or audio conference bridges
 
   Within a call: mute/unmute, raise/lower volume, start/stop
video, leave call                                                  
                                                                       Within a call: mute/unmute, raise/lower volume,
                                                                       start/stop video, leave call
 
  Other features: Click to call, dial through Quickfind or Dial
Pad, view call history                                             
                                                                       Other features: Click to call, dial through Quickfind or
                                                                       Dial Pad, view call history

                                                                                                  © 2012 IBM Corporation
IBM SAMETIME Advanced

 
      Persistent group chat rooms
 1)   Users can create, enter, read, and contribute to ongoing chats at any time
 2)   Users can be alerted to new content, events, and people in the chat room
 3)   Users can participate from the Sametime Connect client or a browser
 4)   Persistent chat rooms can be linked to broadcast channels

 
      Real-time broadcast channels
 1)   Broadcast announcements: real-time alerts are sent to channel subscribers
 2)   Instant poll: subscribers can create and respond to real-time polls
 3)   Skill tap: subscribers can find and interact with experts; expert responses can be saved and retrieved
 4)   Broadcast chat: invite members of a broadcast community to an online group conversation
 
      Location services
 1)   Server-stored locations
 2)   Ability to see the last time and location from which an offline colleague was last online




                                                                                                     © 2012 IBM Corporation
What is “Social” Business Security?
Optimized technologies designed for Social Business

■

      ─ Powerful content protection and filtering
      ─ Extend data protection and compliance by easily weaving
        protection across your social business platform
      ─ Supports data protection initiatives
           –   PCI, HIPAA, SOX, EU Data Protection Act, Japanese, Australian,
               and international data privacy regulations


■

      ─ Internet e-mail encryption solution to anyone, anywhere
      ─ Automate security without changing business processes,
        without complexity for end users or IT

                                                                            32 © 2012 IBM Corporation
                                                                             |

Reduce administrative burdens of traditional products with a solution that works with
                          both Lotus and Microsoft solutions.
Protector understands Social Business!

−   Filter confidential or personal information
−   Block viruses in files to social business tools
−   Create line-of-business filters for inappropriate content
−   Empower end-users to keep unwanted content out of
    their inbox
−   Powerful and flexible content filter policy, anti-spam
    and anti-virus engines

                                                      34 © 2012 IBM Corporation
                                                       |
Integrated Security                      World class technology




Stopping threats that attempt to exploit
     undisclosed vulnerabilitys before
   software vendors are able to provide
                                           Deployment Flexibility
    a patch by leveraging virtual patch       User or PVU Software License
                technology.

...works with all e-mail systems!
                                            Virtual Appliance   Physical Appliance
                                                                         |   © 2012 IBM Corporation
File Attachment Inspection (aka DLP)
                                                             new
■   Able to detect the smallest detail inside emails
    (including Documents, Spreadsheets, Presentations
    and PDFs)
■   Intelligent enough to not detect “similar” information
     ─ Out-Of-Box Pattern Matches and Expressions
■   Inspect for “anything”
     ─ Personally Identifiable Information
     ─ Financial Information




                                                                   36 © 2012 IBM Corporation
                                                                    |
Social Business Integration
   ■   Protection over standard IBM WebSphere ICAP      ®

       interface
       (Internet Content Adaption Protocol, RFC 3507)
                                                            new
         ─ Real-time File Analysis for Viruses
         ─ Protection from known and unknown viruses
         ─ Pro-active alerting to users
   ■   Planned for Protector “next”
         ─ Keyword and Regular Expression Support
         ─ Blog-spam and Wiki filters




                                                                  37 © 2012 IBM Corporation
                                                                   |
Content Filtering
 ■   Empower line of business initiatives


 ■   Take control of content
      ─ URLs
      ─ Languages
      ─ File Types
      ─ Unwanted Content
      ─ Inappropriate
      ─ Pattern Matching




                                            38 © 2012 IBM Corporation
                                             |
End-User Controls

 Gives end users complete control over ALL unwanted e-mail!

 Reduce costs on help desks and administrators

■   Objective Spam
     ─ Pharmaceutical, sexual, stock scams, etc
          –   IBM Lotus Protector for Mail Security
              stops objective spam cold at the gateway




■   Subjective Spam
     ─ Newsletters, mailing lists, event invitations,
       etc
     ─ IBM Lotus Notes integration lets users block      |   © 2012 IBM Corporation
       subjective spam senders permanently
End-User Integration




               See something you don't
               want in your inbox?
               Block sender forever!
                                         40 © 2012 IBM Corporation
                                          |
|   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Manage blocked messages –
both spam and blocked
senders – right within Notes!


                          |   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Manage your
     blocked senders




                       Allow senders you trust

30                                      |   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Enhanced End-User Controls
                                        plan



                             ■   Planned for Notes “next”
                                  ─ Usability enhancements to
                                    end-user inbox functionality


                                  ─ One-Step Block and Delete


                                  ─ Choice between blocking a
                                    domain or individual address




                                                    |   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Powerful anti-spam and anti-virus protection




"an impressive 99.90% of all spam
    emails were blocked....the lack
    of missed newsletters shows
    that filtering legitimate email is
    certainly not a major issue for
    the product."
- Martijn Grooten, Virus Bulletin




                                                   |   © 2012 IBM Corporation
What does it do?
■   It extends e-mail encryption to the Internet
■   It secures e-mail using the most seamless
    encryption available for a given recipient
■   It provides options to recipient for preferred method
    of communication
■   It ensures content in transit is not intercepted or
    modified
■   It saves money on couriers, certified mail, overnight
    delivery, faxes, etc.
                                                      47 © 2012 IBM Corporation
                                                       |
Notes/Outlook   World class technology
  integration

                               Backed and supported
                                       by:



                Deployment Flexibility
                    Per-User Software License

                      Gatewa
                         y

                 Client          Physical or Virtual Appliance
                                                |   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Finding the Best User Experience
                                           Protector for Mail Encryption is
                                           intelligent about finding the
                                           best, most seamless encryption
                                           mode for every user
                                           Automated gateway policy
                                           controls

                                    Domino/
                                   Exchange



        Notes/                                                             Protector
        Outlook                                                               for
 plan                            Notes/                                      Mail
                                                                           Encryption
                                 Outlook                                    Gateway
 ■   Planned for Protector “next”
                                          The information on the new product(s) is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not
        ─ s/MIME Certificate Generation   be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information on the new product is for informational
                                          purposes only and may not be incorporated into any contract. The information on the new product is not a
                                          commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. The development,
        ─ PDF Messenger Secure Reply      release, and timing of any features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole
                                                                                                                             | © 2012 IBM Corporation
                                          discretion.
IBM Lotus Protector
             • Extends e-mail with new security and data protection capabilities
             • Works with Notes and Outlook® UI & security model
                   • Protects both internal and external email traffic
             • Integrates Anti-Virus protection into WebSpere ® applications




                                      Security Products


     Antispam &                                             Content                               Collaboration
      Antivirus           Encryption
                                                            Filtering                               Security



                  and other messaging
                  platforms

                                        The information on the new product(s) is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not
                                        be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information on the new product is for informational
                                        purposes only and may not be incorporated into any contract. The information on the new product is not a
                                        commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. 2012 development,
                                                                                                                           | © The IBM Corporation
                                        release, and timing of any features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole
                                        discretion.
   Lotus Protector is a security platform that is optimized for IBM
    customers



   Lotus Protector for Mail Security is a solution that controls all types
    of unwanted and confidential content



   Lotus Protector for Mail Encryption extends security to Internet e-
    mail addresses



                                                                   |   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Questions and for more information?




         ibm.com/lotus/protector
bm.com/lotus/protecto r/forexchange



                                       |   © 2012 IBM Corporation
How to licenses the Protector family
■   Lotus Protector for mail security
■   Lotus Protector for mail encryption




                                          |   © 2012 IBM Corporation
IBM Lotus Connections 3
         ...is social software, designed to meet the needs of
          business.

         ...empowers business professionals to be more
          innovative and productive, by helping them identify
          and build networks of subject matter experts.

         ...facilitates the creation of vibrant communities of
          employees, business partners, and customers where
          creative ideas can be exchanged that can foster
          increased business growth.

         ...helps teams accomplish their business objectives,
          whether they are located locally or distributed
          geographically.
                                                © 2012 IBM Corporation
Lotus Connections
 Lotus Connections
  provides a series of social
  capabilities
 They can be used on their
  own, or all together, or as
  a way to make other
  things more social (like
  your mobile device, your
  e-mail, your portal, etc.)




                                © 2012 IBM Corporation
Profiles

  Quickly find the people and
   expertise you need

  Post a status message
   informing your network of
   what you are doing

  Grow and maintain your
   professional network




Respond faster to customers and make better decisions
                                          © 2012 IBM Corporation
Communities

 Help people who share
  common interests to
  exchange and share
  information and ideas.

 Use your browser, or Lotus
  Sametime, or email software.

 Typically includes a related
  blog, forum, member list,
  activities, home page, wiki,
  files, & bookmarks.

 The community manager
  decides if the community is
  open to all or to a more
  selective group.
  Increase sales and customer retention   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Wikis

  An easy way to post, share, and
   comment on content.

  A place for you and your teams can
   collaboratively edit content
     – Create wiki pages; enter and edit
       content using a rich text editor, adding
       HTML, or editing in wiki markup
     – Compare wiki page versions
     – Subscribe to wiki pages to be notified
       of changes
     – Organize pages hierarchically
     – Recommend, tag, and comment on
       pages
     – Subscribe to wiki pages to be notified
       of changes
     – Control and assign read access, write
       access, or manager access privileges


Improve efficiency across your organization       © 2012 IBM Corporation
Files
  Share documents,
   spreadsheets, presentations,
   and others without sending
   large attachments through e-
   mail.
     – Tag files so that they're easy to
       find; add recommendations and
       comments
     – Share files with selected
       individuals, groups and
       communities, or make them public
     – View sharing properties, such as
       who has shared a file and with
       whom, people who have
       downloaded files
     – Manage versions and allow others
       to upload new versions
     – Search for text in the title or body
       of the file
     – Organize files in public or private
       folders

Spend less time searching for information     © 2012 IBM Corporation
Home Page

 A consolidated, customizable
  overview of your social network.
 Use the widgets that are supplied,
  or add your own
 Access status updates and content
  changes from your network
 Search across all the social
  applications
 View recommendations content to
  view




                Reduce redundant work!   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Forums
   •   Start discussions and exchange
       thoughts
   •   Brainstorm and collect feedback
       on new product ideas
   •   Use stand-alone or integrated
       within a Community
   •   Hold public or private discussions
   •   Foster question-and-answer
       dialogue




Reduce support costs with customer self-help   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Social Analytics to Recommend Content and
 People
  Personalized, smart
   recommendations for the People,
   Community and Content you
   should know

  Based on your Profile, tags, social
   network, and actions

  Found in Home page, Profiles and
   Communities




Discover what and who you should know!   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Microblogs
•   Stay informed and connected
     – Inform your colleagues of what you are working on
     – Stay informed of what your colleagues are doing
     – Pose a question to your network to seek advice
     – Post a comment on other people's messages to provide feedback


•   Filter by: your network, people you are following, or both




Help to enable a more effective workforce                          © 2012 IBM Corporation
7




    Email Digests Notifications
    •   Includes option to receive followed
        content as an email digest
    •   Central preferences for how to get
        notified about different types of content
    •   Ability to follow individual content,
        people, communities and tags




                                                    © 2012 IBM Corporation
IBM Connections Family


   IBM Connections

   IBM Connections Content Edition

   IBM Connections Suite




                                     © 2012 IBM Corporation
Agenda
  Brand Introduction
  Messaging , Real-time collaboration
  Enterprise Portals
  E-forms
  LotusLive
  Enterprise Mobile Access




                                         © 2012 IBM Corporation
1




    Today: disparate user experiences




                                        © 2012 IBM Corporation
2




    Portal Definition
    A well-known point of access to many different resources, presented in a
    consistent, integrated and personalized manner.
              WebSphere Portal




                                                               © 2012 IBM Corporation
What is a portal?
 A portal is a single point of personalized interaction with the applications,
 content and processes, for the user



          Content                                           Applications




        People                                                    Processes




                                                              © 2012 IBM Corporation
What is a portal?


                                     Other Clients   MS Office &
                                                     Windows
Presentation Services




                        Web
                        Browser




                        Rich
                        Clients
                                  Other Clients




                        Mobile
                        Client

                                                      eForms
                                                      Xforms



                                                                   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Integrated Access to People, Processes, and Information
                In-Side (b2e) Experience
                   Enterprise wide communications
                   Common management platform of selected corporate functions
                   Branding your way of doing business
                   Information management and access


                                                                                           Sell-Side (b2c)
                                                                                           Experience
Buy-Side (b2b)                                                                                Customer services
 Experience                                                                                    brand management
                                                                                              Personalized
 Collaborative supply
                                                                                               customer
  chain transactions                                                                           marketing/sales
  management
                                                                                              Multi-channel sales
 Personalized partner          Content                             Applications               integration
  relationships
                                                                                              Web based
 Integrated with                                                                              customer service
  supply chain                                                                                 delivery
                                                                      Processes
  applications &
  processes                 People



                                                                                   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Web Content Management

 Improved authoring usability:
  Welcome page to help new
   users get started
  Inline Editing for infrequent
   users
  User-friendly, simpler
   templates for entering
   content
  Full text, attribute and
   taxonomy search and
   searches within searches
  Simplified process for
   including personalization
   rules in content and layout
  New views allow users to
   find their content easily
  User interface can be
   customized easily to
   provide tailored experience




                                   © 2012 IBM Corporation
Workplace Web Content Management Key Functions

                                        .1!
                          End-to-End Content Management

                                   in 6
                              N ew

 Customizable        Simplified        Protection          Deeper                    Improved Site
  User Interface       management of      against Broken       WebSphere                  scalability
                       large and/or       Links                Portal
 New views                                                                              Advanced
                       multiple sites                          Integration
                                         Simplified cache                                personalization
 Welcome page         with libraries
                                          and logging         Single
                                                                                         Improved site
 Inline authoring    Enhanced                                administration
                                         See where                                       searching
                       control of                              UI
 New search                              content and                                     experience
                       content and
                                          other assets are    WebSphere
 Rich text editor     asset                                                             Accessibility
                                          being used           clustering
  enhancements         deployment
                                                               support                   CSS support

                                                                             © 2012 IBM Corporation
In Line Editing
                           2. Select Edit


    1. Item needs update




                                3. Make changes,
                                save and close.
              4. See
              changed
              content
              (image)
                                  © 2012 IBM Corporation
Site Wizard Goals
 Make site creation easy!

 Put more power and control into the hands of the business user
   – Without requiring technical skills

 Lower total cost of ownership (TCO) for the Portal Administrator
   – Frees them from some day-to-day administrative tasks

 Leverages use of single platform to host virtual sites
   – Make it easier to quickly generate “micro sites” for new groups of users

 Improve ability for Portal to be used to host trial and demo sites, with the
  ability to download and reuse configuration in other installations




                                                                                © 2012 IBM Corporation
Virtual Portals

  Virtual Portals is a concept that allows you to host multiple logical portals on
   a single, clustered Portal installation
  Benefits of using a Virtual Portal –
     Allows a single or shared infrastructure to support several diverse end user groups
     Provides greater value from hardware or software that is not used to it’s full potential
     Reduce administration effort and allow for quicker deployment of new portals within the
      existing infrastructure
     VPs scale horizontally as number of users increase; it is not a function of number of VPs
     Allow virtual portal identification by the hostname or a path segment
          Example: www.myVP1.ibm.com, www.myVP2.ibm.com
          Configurable per VP if identification is encoded as part of the hostname or the path

Portal Environment
     www.EastRegion.com           www.Marketing.com
                                   www.Marketing.com           www.Product.com
                                                                www.Product.com
      www.EastRegion.com
     Portal
      Portal                      Portal
                                   Portal                      Portal
                                                                Portal

                                                                               © 2012 IBM Corporation
User-driven Process Integration: Click to Action

Helps users
connect
applications
more easily.

Clicking in
one portlet
sends data
to others;
works by
matching
data types to
portlet
actions.




                                           © 2012 IBM Corporation
Portal Security
                                                            J2EE App

                                                                                    mohamed

                                          WebSphere                                 password
                                          Portal
 Portal Login
                 Userid                                     Inventory
                mohamed
                Password                mohamed                                     mohamed
                                                   ACL-
                password                password                                    inventory
                                                   Roles
                                                            Budget
                                                                                    memad
                                                                                    travel




                           LDAP
                           Directory
                                       Users
                                               Groups
                                                           © 2012 IBM Corporation
Portlet Security and Credential Vault
                                                                             J2EE App

                                                                                                     mohamed

                                                WebSphere                                            password
                                                Portal
WebSphere Portal
       Welcome mohamed                                                       Inventory

                                              mohamed                                                mohamed
                                                                mohamed
                                              password          inventory                            inventory



                                                                             Budget
                                                                                                     memad
                                                                                                     travel
             Credential Vault


                                Application       Inventory   Budget
                                Userid            mohamed     memad
                                Password          inventory   travel

                                                                            © 2012 IBM Corporation
Personalization

 Match users to the best
  content for their interests
  and needs

 Business experts create
  the rules for classifying
  users and selecting
  content

 Campaign manager
 applies special rules
 during specific time
 periods




                                © 2012 IBM Corporation
Portal product family

 IBM WEBSPHERE PORTAL EXPRESS

 IBM WEBSPHERE PORTAL SERVER

 IBM WEBSPHERE PORTAL ENABLE

 IBM WEBSPHERE PORTAL EXTEND




                                © 2012 IBM Corporation
Agenda
  Brand Introduction
  Messaging , Real-time collaboration
  Enterprise Portals
  E-forms
  LotusLive
  Enterprise Mobile Access




                                         © 2012 IBM Corporation
IBM Lotus Forms
IBM® Workplace Forms™ helps
reduce the time, costs and problems
inherent to manual, paper-based
forms processes.


Providing far more than simple
electronic print and fill capabilities,
IBM Workplace Forms aids in
streamlining and automating end-to-
end business processes that are
initiated by forms.



                                          © 2012 IBM Corporation
Lotus Forms: E-Form Components
                       Presentation Layer
                        Guided-interview process option (Wizard
                       driven)




                                        User Interface Flexibility
                                         Multiple “views” on the same data

                                         Data/Rules-driven “views”




                                               © 2012 IBM Corporation
Lotus Forms: E-Form Components
                      Presentation Layer



                       Business Logic
                        Capture forms processes in the form
                        Integrate business process workflows




                                              © 2012 IBM Corporation
Lotus Forms: E-Form Components


                         Presentation Layer


                         Business Logic



                          Data Instances
                           Based on W3C XForms specification

                           Multiple XML payloads for integration

                           Validate against external XML Schemas




                                                  © 2012 IBM Corporation
Lotus Forms: E-Form Components
                      Presentation Layer



                      Business Logic



                      Data Instances




                       File Attachments
                        Capture complete transaction

                        Supplemental or associated e-forms

                        MS Office, videos, faxes, etc.


                                                © 2012 IBM Corporation
Lotus Forms: E-Form Components

                                                          Presentation Layer



                                                          Business Logic


Digital Signatures in Secure “E-Envelope”
                                                          Data Instances
 Sign multiple, overlapping sections or complete
form

 Use built-in signing, digital certificates or signing
pads

 Significantly smaller file sizes compared to            File Attachments
  proprietary binary formats




                                                                               © 2012 IBM Corporation
Browser-based and rich client forms


                                     IBM Workplace Forms Viewer
                                     Embedded in a Web Browser
                                     (Also runs stand-alone without
                                     browser)




  IBM Workplace Webforms Server
   Browser-only rendition of XHTML




                                                     © 2012 IBM Corporation
04




 The IBM Forms Component Overview                                  FileNet
                                                                      P8
                                                                                   Websphere
                                                                                    Process
                                                                                     Server


                                                         IBM Forms                   WID/
                                                                                     WBM
                                                       Services Platform
                                            Websphere Application
                                                  Server
                                                                                      DB2

      IBM Forms Webform               Websphere Portal
            Server
     A Web 2.0 client for inside
      or outside the corporate
               firewall




                                                   IBM Forms API
                                                   Allows your Web
        IBM Forms with                               application to
           Workflow                              manipulate IBM Forms
     Human centric workflow for                                                IBM Forms
      electronic forms routing                                                  Designer
                                   IBM Forms Viewer                        An Eclipse-based,
                                   A rich client for mobile               drag-and-drop forms
                                   or disconnected users                         editor.


                                                                        © 2012 IBM Corporation
Expanding the capabilities of IBM Forms
  IBM Forms solutions complement each other to cover the entire spectrum of
     e-forms solutions for social business.

         Data-centric                                       Document-centric
          Solutions                                            Solutions
                                  Delivering Complete
                                    Web Solutions



   Forms Experience Builder                             Server, Viewer & Designer

     Engaging user experiences                          “Like paper” forms for the web
     Web-based tooling                                  Intelligent documents
     Records are data-centric       IBM Forms 8.0       End-to-end XML solutions
     High volume throughput             Suite
                                                         Digitally signed records



                                                              © 2012 IBM Corporation
IBM Forms offering

  IBM FORMS SERVER

  IBM FORMS DESIGNER

  IBM FORMS VIEWER




                       © 2012 IBM Corporation
Agenda
  Brand Introduction
  Messaging , Real-time collaboration
  Enterprise Portals
  E-forms
  LotusLive
  Enterprise Mobile Access




                                         © 2012 IBM Corporation
What’s in the Smartcloud for Social Business portfolio?




      Web conferencing                            Collaboration                                     Messaging

IBM SmartCloud Meetings                 IBM SmartCloud Engage                             IBM SmartCloud Notes
service, integrating Web, audio- and    service, providing file sharing, Web              service, providing Lotus Notes
videoconferencing                       conferencing, instant messaging, social           software as a hosted service
                                        networking and project management
                                                                                          IBM SmartCloud iNotes®
IBM SmartCloud Events                   IBM SmartCloud Connections                        service, providing security-rich, Web-
service, helping you create, host and   service, integrating your business network        based messaging, calendaring and
manage online conferences               with file sharing, instant messaging and social   contact management
                                        networking



www.ibmcloud.com/social

                                                                                                 © 2012 IBM Corporation
Agenda
  Brand Introduction
  Messaging , Real-time collaboration
  Enterprise Portals
  E-forms
  LotusLive
  Enterprise Mobile Access




                                         © 2012 IBM Corporation
Lotus Solutions for Blackberry
   Lotus Notes eMail,
    Calender & PIM
   SAP (Alloy) Workflow
   Lotus Sametime
   Lotus Connections
   Lotus Quickr
   LotusLive Meetings
   xPages
   Mobile Portal
   Lotus Symphony Files




                                 © 2012 IBM Corporation
iPhone Solutions from Lotus
  Lotus Traveler - PIM
  Lotus Notes Traveler
   Companion*
  Lotus iNotes
  Lotus Sametime
  Lotus Connections
  Mobile Portal
  xPages
  LotusLive Meetings
  SnappFiles** - Quickr
  Voyager – IBM Custom
   Expense Reporting


 *Reads Ecrypted email on iPhone (First in industry)
 ** From Business Partner
                                                       © 2012 IBM Corporation
iPad Support – Out of the Box




                                © 2012 IBM Corporation
iPad – Lotus Notes Traveler eMail




                                    © 2012 IBM Corporation
iPad – Lotus Notes Traveler Calendar




                                       © 2012 IBM Corporation
iPad – Lotus Notes Traveler Contacts




                                       © 2012 IBM Corporation
Mobility Support
otus Notes Traveler on Android   Custom Solutions on Android
coming by the end of 2H2010




                                                      © 2012 IBM Corporation
© 2012 IBM Corporation

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Lotus brand 2012

  • 1. “Smarter Collaboration: Integrated Lotus Portfolio” Ahmed El Khodary | ICS Technical Leader June, 10th 2012
  • 2. Agenda Brand Introduction Messaging , Real-time collaboration Enterprise Portals E-forms LotusLive Enterprise Mobile Access © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 3. Existing Realities (“How do I…”) Improve Efficiency and Productivity “We need to make things more efficient, Deliver Responsiveness and so we do more business, adding to the Reliability at Lower Cost bottom line.” “We need to work smarter, using faster performing and easier to use tools.” Accelerate Application and Content Deployment “It’s about giving certain users the ability to manage content and make changes themselves.” © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 4. Agenda Brand Introduction Messaging , Real-time collaboration Enterprise Portals E-forms LotusLive Enterprise Mobile Access © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 5. Next generation Online Meeting Experience to access to share to get in easy to collaborate to add others © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 6. Ad hoc audio/ video- click to Start Call Same User experience as Sametime 8.0.2 Multiple names are selected from the contact list for a video call – Select “Start Call/Video with Selected Contact” © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 7. Sametime 8.5 Web Instant Messaging Client • User presence status message • Contact list • Adding contacts and groups • Quick Find for contact list • Business cards • Location • 1 to1 chat • N-way chat with invitation • Sending announcements • Rich text • Emoticons • Public IM presence chat via Sametime Gateway • Click to call (via 3rd party telephony partners) • Instant Meetings • Web application integration APIs
  • 8. Comparison of the Sametime 8.5 meetings clients Sametime rich client  Integrated with Sametime Connect or Lotus Notes client  Fast launch into meetings (< 5 seconds)  No need to authenticate again  Drag and drop UI capabilities  Audio video integration  Additional features available Web browser client  Zero downloads required to attend a meeting (joining is as easy as going to a Web page)  Authenticated or guest access allowed (eg: extranet)  Small Java applet starts up on demand if you want to share your screen © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 9. Invite others by dragging Presenter tools – thumbnails from your buddy list into of slides, laser pointer, the room annotations, size disply Set room permissions Materials stored in the meeting room library, which lists all documents and URLs shared in the meeting, add poll Sametime rich client Quick entry to the Record and save meeting room – as easy as meetings to joining a chat standard .MOV file format © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 10. Easy to share a document or your screen When choosing a document to share Document and screen sharing integrated into the same dialog © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 11. Meeting recording with audio Recording Meeting leader or approved user can record meeting – both the shared content and the meeting audio © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 12. NEW Audio and Video in Web-based meetings Standards based implementation means meetings will work with Native and 3rd party audio and video Browser plug-in installs Browser plug-in installs on demand or pre- on demand or pre- installed; also supports installed; also supports 3rd party video integration 3rd party video integration Call Controls: Call Controls: Call and video controls Call and video controls -- Connect/disconnect Connect/disconnect -- Adjust Volume Adjust Volume List of participants List of participants -- Hold/Resume Hold/Resume shows connection, shows connection, presence and muted Moderator Controls: Moderator Controls: presence and muted status. -- Mute/un-mute all Mute/un-mute all status. -- Mute another person Mute another person -- Lock call Lock call -- End call for everyone End call for everyone -- Hang up participant Hang up participant Video Controls: Video Controls: -- Show/ hide own Show/ hide own video video -- Hold/resume Hold/resume © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 13. NEW Richer web-based meetings experience Click to return to the Meetings open in a Meetings open in a Jump forward or Click to return to the Jump forward or meeting room center new tab or window new tab or window backwards in the meeting room center backwards in the slide deck slide deck Create and send Create and send polls polls Pointer and Pointer and highlighters highlighters © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 14. NEW meeting controls & management tools  Manage access to meeting rooms – Prevent entry ahead of room owner or manager – Eject users – End meeting session for all  Delete rooms from the server or by owner – A new tool for administrators Delete rooms from Delete rooms from the server the server Click to end the Click to end the meeting meeting © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 15. NEW Support for dual A/V adapter integration Simultaneously connect Sametime to a 3rd party audio and video system Users select appropriate service for each call or conference Administrators Manages access to each service via policies Voice Audio Bridge Connector Video Conferencing Connector Sametime Media Manager Voice and Video © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 16. IBM Sametime® 8.5 software Find, reach, take action Online meetings Video Voice Mobile Presence awareness Messaging and Instant IBM Sametime Messaging UC Platform open Telephony Community security-rich Collaboration extensible multi-platform scalable © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 17. IBM Sametime family  IBM SAMETIME ENTRY  IBM SAMETIME STANDARD  IBM SAMETIME ADVANCED  IBM SAMETIME UNIFIED TELEPHONY  IBM SAMETIME UNIFIED TELEPHONY LITE © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 18. IBM Sametime Unified Telephony Feature Comparison IBM Sametime Unified Telephony  Single number service  “On-a-call” presence status  Multiple device support  Contextual Incoming call rules  Transfer calls between devices  Hold, Transfer, merge calls  Visual audio conferencing IBM Sametime Unified Telephony  Moderator conf controls Lite Client  Works with multiple PBXs  Make / receive voice calls from Sametime 8.5.2 a/v client  Make / receive voice calls from Sametime 8.5.2 a/v client  Call video endpoints or video MCUs  Call video endpoints or video MCUs  Call telephone endpoints or audio conference bridges  Call telephone endpoints or audio conference bridges  Within a call: mute/unmute, raise/lower volume, start/stop video, leave call  Within a call: mute/unmute, raise/lower volume, start/stop video, leave call  Other features: Click to call, dial through Quickfind or Dial Pad, view call history  Other features: Click to call, dial through Quickfind or Dial Pad, view call history © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 19. IBM SAMETIME Advanced  Persistent group chat rooms 1) Users can create, enter, read, and contribute to ongoing chats at any time 2) Users can be alerted to new content, events, and people in the chat room 3) Users can participate from the Sametime Connect client or a browser 4) Persistent chat rooms can be linked to broadcast channels  Real-time broadcast channels 1) Broadcast announcements: real-time alerts are sent to channel subscribers 2) Instant poll: subscribers can create and respond to real-time polls 3) Skill tap: subscribers can find and interact with experts; expert responses can be saved and retrieved 4) Broadcast chat: invite members of a broadcast community to an online group conversation  Location services 1) Server-stored locations 2) Ability to see the last time and location from which an offline colleague was last online © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 20. What is “Social” Business Security? Optimized technologies designed for Social Business ■ ─ Powerful content protection and filtering ─ Extend data protection and compliance by easily weaving protection across your social business platform ─ Supports data protection initiatives – PCI, HIPAA, SOX, EU Data Protection Act, Japanese, Australian, and international data privacy regulations ■ ─ Internet e-mail encryption solution to anyone, anywhere ─ Automate security without changing business processes, without complexity for end users or IT 32 © 2012 IBM Corporation | Reduce administrative burdens of traditional products with a solution that works with both Lotus and Microsoft solutions.
  • 21. Protector understands Social Business! − Filter confidential or personal information − Block viruses in files to social business tools − Create line-of-business filters for inappropriate content − Empower end-users to keep unwanted content out of their inbox − Powerful and flexible content filter policy, anti-spam and anti-virus engines 34 © 2012 IBM Corporation |
  • 22. Integrated Security World class technology Stopping threats that attempt to exploit undisclosed vulnerabilitys before software vendors are able to provide Deployment Flexibility a patch by leveraging virtual patch User or PVU Software License technology. ...works with all e-mail systems! Virtual Appliance Physical Appliance | © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 23. File Attachment Inspection (aka DLP) new ■ Able to detect the smallest detail inside emails (including Documents, Spreadsheets, Presentations and PDFs) ■ Intelligent enough to not detect “similar” information ─ Out-Of-Box Pattern Matches and Expressions ■ Inspect for “anything” ─ Personally Identifiable Information ─ Financial Information 36 © 2012 IBM Corporation |
  • 24. Social Business Integration ■ Protection over standard IBM WebSphere ICAP ® interface (Internet Content Adaption Protocol, RFC 3507) new ─ Real-time File Analysis for Viruses ─ Protection from known and unknown viruses ─ Pro-active alerting to users ■ Planned for Protector “next” ─ Keyword and Regular Expression Support ─ Blog-spam and Wiki filters 37 © 2012 IBM Corporation |
  • 25. Content Filtering ■ Empower line of business initiatives ■ Take control of content ─ URLs ─ Languages ─ File Types ─ Unwanted Content ─ Inappropriate ─ Pattern Matching 38 © 2012 IBM Corporation |
  • 26. End-User Controls  Gives end users complete control over ALL unwanted e-mail!  Reduce costs on help desks and administrators ■ Objective Spam ─ Pharmaceutical, sexual, stock scams, etc – IBM Lotus Protector for Mail Security stops objective spam cold at the gateway ■ Subjective Spam ─ Newsletters, mailing lists, event invitations, etc ─ IBM Lotus Notes integration lets users block | © 2012 IBM Corporation subjective spam senders permanently
  • 27. End-User Integration See something you don't want in your inbox? Block sender forever! 40 © 2012 IBM Corporation |
  • 28. | © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 29. Manage blocked messages – both spam and blocked senders – right within Notes! | © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 30. Manage your blocked senders Allow senders you trust 30 | © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 31. Enhanced End-User Controls plan ■ Planned for Notes “next” ─ Usability enhancements to end-user inbox functionality ─ One-Step Block and Delete ─ Choice between blocking a domain or individual address | © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 32. Powerful anti-spam and anti-virus protection "an impressive 99.90% of all spam emails were blocked....the lack of missed newsletters shows that filtering legitimate email is certainly not a major issue for the product." - Martijn Grooten, Virus Bulletin | © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 33. What does it do? ■ It extends e-mail encryption to the Internet ■ It secures e-mail using the most seamless encryption available for a given recipient ■ It provides options to recipient for preferred method of communication ■ It ensures content in transit is not intercepted or modified ■ It saves money on couriers, certified mail, overnight delivery, faxes, etc. 47 © 2012 IBM Corporation |
  • 34. Notes/Outlook World class technology integration Backed and supported by: Deployment Flexibility Per-User Software License Gatewa y Client Physical or Virtual Appliance | © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 35. Finding the Best User Experience Protector for Mail Encryption is intelligent about finding the best, most seamless encryption mode for every user Automated gateway policy controls Domino/ Exchange Notes/ Protector Outlook for plan Notes/ Mail Encryption Outlook Gateway ■ Planned for Protector “next” The information on the new product(s) is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not ─ s/MIME Certificate Generation be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information on the new product is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into any contract. The information on the new product is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. The development, ─ PDF Messenger Secure Reply release, and timing of any features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole | © 2012 IBM Corporation discretion.
  • 36. IBM Lotus Protector • Extends e-mail with new security and data protection capabilities • Works with Notes and Outlook® UI & security model • Protects both internal and external email traffic • Integrates Anti-Virus protection into WebSpere ® applications Security Products Antispam & Content Collaboration Antivirus Encryption Filtering Security and other messaging platforms The information on the new product(s) is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information on the new product is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into any contract. The information on the new product is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. 2012 development, | © The IBM Corporation release, and timing of any features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion.
  • 37. Lotus Protector is a security platform that is optimized for IBM customers  Lotus Protector for Mail Security is a solution that controls all types of unwanted and confidential content  Lotus Protector for Mail Encryption extends security to Internet e- mail addresses | © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 38. Questions and for more information? ibm.com/lotus/protector bm.com/lotus/protecto r/forexchange | © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 39. How to licenses the Protector family ■ Lotus Protector for mail security ■ Lotus Protector for mail encryption | © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 40. IBM Lotus Connections 3  ...is social software, designed to meet the needs of business.  ...empowers business professionals to be more innovative and productive, by helping them identify and build networks of subject matter experts.  ...facilitates the creation of vibrant communities of employees, business partners, and customers where creative ideas can be exchanged that can foster increased business growth.  ...helps teams accomplish their business objectives, whether they are located locally or distributed geographically. © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 41. Lotus Connections  Lotus Connections provides a series of social capabilities  They can be used on their own, or all together, or as a way to make other things more social (like your mobile device, your e-mail, your portal, etc.) © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 42. Profiles  Quickly find the people and expertise you need  Post a status message informing your network of what you are doing  Grow and maintain your professional network Respond faster to customers and make better decisions © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 43. Communities  Help people who share common interests to exchange and share information and ideas.  Use your browser, or Lotus Sametime, or email software.  Typically includes a related blog, forum, member list, activities, home page, wiki, files, & bookmarks.  The community manager decides if the community is open to all or to a more selective group. Increase sales and customer retention © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 44. Wikis  An easy way to post, share, and comment on content.  A place for you and your teams can collaboratively edit content – Create wiki pages; enter and edit content using a rich text editor, adding HTML, or editing in wiki markup – Compare wiki page versions – Subscribe to wiki pages to be notified of changes – Organize pages hierarchically – Recommend, tag, and comment on pages – Subscribe to wiki pages to be notified of changes – Control and assign read access, write access, or manager access privileges Improve efficiency across your organization © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 45. Files  Share documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and others without sending large attachments through e- mail. – Tag files so that they're easy to find; add recommendations and comments – Share files with selected individuals, groups and communities, or make them public – View sharing properties, such as who has shared a file and with whom, people who have downloaded files – Manage versions and allow others to upload new versions – Search for text in the title or body of the file – Organize files in public or private folders Spend less time searching for information © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 46. Home Page  A consolidated, customizable overview of your social network.  Use the widgets that are supplied, or add your own  Access status updates and content changes from your network  Search across all the social applications  View recommendations content to view Reduce redundant work! © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 47. Forums • Start discussions and exchange thoughts • Brainstorm and collect feedback on new product ideas • Use stand-alone or integrated within a Community • Hold public or private discussions • Foster question-and-answer dialogue Reduce support costs with customer self-help © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 48. Social Analytics to Recommend Content and People  Personalized, smart recommendations for the People, Community and Content you should know  Based on your Profile, tags, social network, and actions  Found in Home page, Profiles and Communities Discover what and who you should know! © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 49. Microblogs • Stay informed and connected – Inform your colleagues of what you are working on – Stay informed of what your colleagues are doing – Pose a question to your network to seek advice – Post a comment on other people's messages to provide feedback • Filter by: your network, people you are following, or both Help to enable a more effective workforce © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 50. 7 Email Digests Notifications • Includes option to receive followed content as an email digest • Central preferences for how to get notified about different types of content • Ability to follow individual content, people, communities and tags © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 51. IBM Connections Family IBM Connections IBM Connections Content Edition IBM Connections Suite © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 52. Agenda Brand Introduction Messaging , Real-time collaboration Enterprise Portals E-forms LotusLive Enterprise Mobile Access © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 53. 1 Today: disparate user experiences © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 54. 2 Portal Definition A well-known point of access to many different resources, presented in a consistent, integrated and personalized manner. WebSphere Portal © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 55. What is a portal? A portal is a single point of personalized interaction with the applications, content and processes, for the user Content Applications People Processes © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 56. What is a portal? Other Clients MS Office & Windows Presentation Services Web Browser Rich Clients Other Clients Mobile Client eForms Xforms © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 57. Integrated Access to People, Processes, and Information In-Side (b2e) Experience  Enterprise wide communications  Common management platform of selected corporate functions  Branding your way of doing business  Information management and access Sell-Side (b2c) Experience Buy-Side (b2b)  Customer services Experience brand management  Personalized  Collaborative supply customer chain transactions marketing/sales management  Multi-channel sales  Personalized partner Content Applications integration relationships  Web based  Integrated with customer service supply chain delivery Processes applications & processes People © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 58. Web Content Management  Improved authoring usability: Welcome page to help new users get started Inline Editing for infrequent users User-friendly, simpler templates for entering content Full text, attribute and taxonomy search and searches within searches Simplified process for including personalization rules in content and layout New views allow users to find their content easily User interface can be customized easily to provide tailored experience © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 59. Workplace Web Content Management Key Functions .1! End-to-End Content Management in 6 N ew  Customizable  Simplified  Protection  Deeper  Improved Site User Interface management of against Broken WebSphere scalability large and/or Links Portal  New views  Advanced multiple sites Integration  Simplified cache personalization  Welcome page with libraries and logging  Single  Improved site  Inline authoring  Enhanced administration  See where searching control of UI  New search content and experience content and other assets are  WebSphere  Rich text editor asset  Accessibility being used clustering enhancements deployment support  CSS support © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 60. In Line Editing 2. Select Edit 1. Item needs update 3. Make changes, save and close. 4. See changed content (image) © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 61. Site Wizard Goals  Make site creation easy!  Put more power and control into the hands of the business user – Without requiring technical skills  Lower total cost of ownership (TCO) for the Portal Administrator – Frees them from some day-to-day administrative tasks  Leverages use of single platform to host virtual sites – Make it easier to quickly generate “micro sites” for new groups of users  Improve ability for Portal to be used to host trial and demo sites, with the ability to download and reuse configuration in other installations © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 62. Virtual Portals  Virtual Portals is a concept that allows you to host multiple logical portals on a single, clustered Portal installation  Benefits of using a Virtual Portal –  Allows a single or shared infrastructure to support several diverse end user groups  Provides greater value from hardware or software that is not used to it’s full potential  Reduce administration effort and allow for quicker deployment of new portals within the existing infrastructure  VPs scale horizontally as number of users increase; it is not a function of number of VPs  Allow virtual portal identification by the hostname or a path segment  Example: www.myVP1.ibm.com, www.myVP2.ibm.com  Configurable per VP if identification is encoded as part of the hostname or the path Portal Environment www.EastRegion.com www.Marketing.com www.Marketing.com www.Product.com www.Product.com www.EastRegion.com Portal Portal Portal Portal Portal Portal © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 63. User-driven Process Integration: Click to Action Helps users connect applications more easily. Clicking in one portlet sends data to others; works by matching data types to portlet actions. © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 64. Portal Security J2EE App mohamed WebSphere password Portal Portal Login Userid Inventory mohamed Password mohamed mohamed ACL- password password inventory Roles Budget memad travel LDAP Directory Users Groups © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 65. Portlet Security and Credential Vault J2EE App mohamed WebSphere password Portal WebSphere Portal Welcome mohamed Inventory mohamed mohamed mohamed password inventory inventory Budget memad travel Credential Vault Application Inventory Budget Userid mohamed memad Password inventory travel © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 66. Personalization  Match users to the best content for their interests and needs  Business experts create the rules for classifying users and selecting content  Campaign manager applies special rules during specific time periods © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 67. Portal product family IBM WEBSPHERE PORTAL EXPRESS IBM WEBSPHERE PORTAL SERVER IBM WEBSPHERE PORTAL ENABLE IBM WEBSPHERE PORTAL EXTEND © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 68. Agenda Brand Introduction Messaging , Real-time collaboration Enterprise Portals E-forms LotusLive Enterprise Mobile Access © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 69. IBM Lotus Forms IBM® Workplace Forms™ helps reduce the time, costs and problems inherent to manual, paper-based forms processes. Providing far more than simple electronic print and fill capabilities, IBM Workplace Forms aids in streamlining and automating end-to- end business processes that are initiated by forms. © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 70. Lotus Forms: E-Form Components Presentation Layer  Guided-interview process option (Wizard driven) User Interface Flexibility  Multiple “views” on the same data  Data/Rules-driven “views” © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 71. Lotus Forms: E-Form Components Presentation Layer Business Logic  Capture forms processes in the form  Integrate business process workflows © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 72. Lotus Forms: E-Form Components Presentation Layer Business Logic Data Instances  Based on W3C XForms specification  Multiple XML payloads for integration  Validate against external XML Schemas © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 73. Lotus Forms: E-Form Components Presentation Layer Business Logic Data Instances File Attachments  Capture complete transaction  Supplemental or associated e-forms  MS Office, videos, faxes, etc. © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 74. Lotus Forms: E-Form Components Presentation Layer Business Logic Digital Signatures in Secure “E-Envelope” Data Instances  Sign multiple, overlapping sections or complete form  Use built-in signing, digital certificates or signing pads  Significantly smaller file sizes compared to File Attachments proprietary binary formats © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 75. Browser-based and rich client forms IBM Workplace Forms Viewer Embedded in a Web Browser (Also runs stand-alone without browser) IBM Workplace Webforms Server Browser-only rendition of XHTML © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 76. 04 The IBM Forms Component Overview FileNet P8 Websphere Process Server IBM Forms WID/ WBM Services Platform Websphere Application Server DB2 IBM Forms Webform Websphere Portal Server A Web 2.0 client for inside or outside the corporate firewall IBM Forms API Allows your Web IBM Forms with application to Workflow manipulate IBM Forms Human centric workflow for IBM Forms electronic forms routing Designer IBM Forms Viewer An Eclipse-based, A rich client for mobile drag-and-drop forms or disconnected users editor. © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 77. Expanding the capabilities of IBM Forms IBM Forms solutions complement each other to cover the entire spectrum of e-forms solutions for social business. Data-centric Document-centric Solutions Solutions Delivering Complete Web Solutions Forms Experience Builder Server, Viewer & Designer  Engaging user experiences  “Like paper” forms for the web  Web-based tooling  Intelligent documents  Records are data-centric IBM Forms 8.0  End-to-end XML solutions  High volume throughput Suite  Digitally signed records © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 78. IBM Forms offering IBM FORMS SERVER IBM FORMS DESIGNER IBM FORMS VIEWER © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 79. Agenda Brand Introduction Messaging , Real-time collaboration Enterprise Portals E-forms LotusLive Enterprise Mobile Access © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 80. What’s in the Smartcloud for Social Business portfolio? Web conferencing Collaboration Messaging IBM SmartCloud Meetings IBM SmartCloud Engage IBM SmartCloud Notes service, integrating Web, audio- and service, providing file sharing, Web service, providing Lotus Notes videoconferencing conferencing, instant messaging, social software as a hosted service networking and project management IBM SmartCloud iNotes® IBM SmartCloud Events IBM SmartCloud Connections service, providing security-rich, Web- service, helping you create, host and service, integrating your business network based messaging, calendaring and manage online conferences with file sharing, instant messaging and social contact management networking www.ibmcloud.com/social © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 81. Agenda Brand Introduction Messaging , Real-time collaboration Enterprise Portals E-forms LotusLive Enterprise Mobile Access © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 82. Lotus Solutions for Blackberry  Lotus Notes eMail, Calender & PIM  SAP (Alloy) Workflow  Lotus Sametime  Lotus Connections  Lotus Quickr  LotusLive Meetings  xPages  Mobile Portal  Lotus Symphony Files © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 83. iPhone Solutions from Lotus  Lotus Traveler - PIM  Lotus Notes Traveler Companion*  Lotus iNotes  Lotus Sametime  Lotus Connections  Mobile Portal  xPages  LotusLive Meetings  SnappFiles** - Quickr  Voyager – IBM Custom Expense Reporting *Reads Ecrypted email on iPhone (First in industry) ** From Business Partner © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 84. iPad Support – Out of the Box © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 85. iPad – Lotus Notes Traveler eMail © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 86. iPad – Lotus Notes Traveler Calendar © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 87. iPad – Lotus Notes Traveler Contacts © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 88. Mobility Support otus Notes Traveler on Android Custom Solutions on Android coming by the end of 2H2010 © 2012 IBM Corporation
  • 89. © 2012 IBM Corporation

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. The need for more efficient and productive software is being driven by existing realities that we continue to come across as we talk to customers… As seen in the vignettes on this slide… A need for improved efficiency and productivity : Across an organization, there is a need to better utilize existing resources, including people, content, applications, etc… Software that’s easier to use and manage, that supports re-use of application and content/data assets, and that empowers users to work more efficiently is key to achieving such improved efficiency. And recognizing that people are key part of any ‘productivity equation’ is any organization’s first step towards achieving increased productivity. Providing collaborative tools, removing artificial bottlenecks, automating processes, enabling business users to manage processes and content themselves, all contribute towards the achievement of vital productivity increases. A need to deliver responsiveness and reliability at lower cost : The software choices any organization makes can impact the bottom line. For example, choosing software from a vendor with a focus on improved performance, or who provides tools that simply the challenge of administering your software infrastructure, all can contribute towards reduced costs. Accelerate deployments and reduce costs : Again, it’s all about efficiency and productivity. By eliminating the artificial bottlenecks that prevent people from doing their jobs, with easier to use tools that empower your business users and don’t require expensive IT intervention and support, work gets done faster and costs are reduced..
  2. In August of 2007 we unveiled our plans to expand Lotus Sametime from a single product to a product family. IBM Lotus Sametime Standard 8.0 , slated for availability later this year, will continue to enhance the user experience introduced with Lotus Sametime 7.5 and 7.5.1, providing market leading capabilities and integration. Standard is the current Sametime product that is available today, and with the expansion of the family, it is being renamed. Features currently available in Sametime 7.5 include: VoIP Voice chat, Video – in the box – VOIP for up to 5 people and point to point video using high quality, bandwidth efficient codecs. Telephony integration – open interfaces that allow integration of 3rd party telephony, audio or video system directly into Sametime - that allow you to integrate the vendors you’re working with today, the ones strategic for you , into your environment. Dynamic Locations – dynamically view geographic location, to see where your team members, your support engineers, your emergency response technicians are located, can have a large impact on how you are able to conduct your business and the type of support and service you can provide to your customers or constituents. Web Conferencing – tightly integrated web conferencing that you manage inside your company firewall Mobile Clients – native Sametime experience on multiple devices BlackBerry, Nokia (Symbian) or Windows Mobile devices. Included in your Sametime license…no extra fees. Enterprise &amp; Public IM Federation – AOL, Yahoo and Google. . Included in your Sametime license…no extra fees. Extensible Eclipse client &amp; Software development kits– you can presence enable any application or integrate any application inside the Sametime client. IBM Lotus Sametime Entry 8.0 and Lotus Sametime Advanced 8.0 will both be available in first quarter 2008. IBM Lotus Sametime Entry will provide a way for companies who only need a basic set of secure , enterprise IM capabilities in a cost effective manner. The offering also supports Microsoft Outlook users. This is the current version of the product entitled with Lotus Notes. With the core instant messaging capabilities of Lotus Sametime, Sametime Entry will allow people to share presence and exchange rich text instant messages. IBM Lotus Sametime Advanced 8.0 , will break new ground in real-time expertise location, in data sharing, and in organizational collaboration, bringing new capabilities to market: · P ersistent chat will let you keep a running conversation going among a team or group of colleagues. Monitor multiple rooms at once. · Broadcast Suite – a collection of tools that reach out to a community of experts to find immediate answers, conduct instant polls, discuss topics in open, real-time forums, and importantly, automate the capture of knowledge shared on an ad-hoc basis for future searching and reference These tools can eliminate the &quot;how do I find the answers I need in real time when I don&apos;t know who to ask?&quot; problem, and can move help and support into the organization and out of centralized roles. Instant Share anything on your desktop in one click. Location Services take the geographic location capabilities introduced with Sametime 7.5 to the next level, allowing you to prepopulate locations across the organization, build customized aggregation with other location services, such as GPS, cell tower, etc. to be able to see not only where people are presently, but the last known location of offline contacts, and to be able to see through a Sametime plugin who else from your contact list is in the same location as you are. Radvision is one of the partners working to bring video into Sametime. They’ve built a plugin that can launch and display multi-way video directly in Sametime.
  3. Rene Luiz – fyi - this is the ‘Home Page’ screen shot I mentioned yesterday when we talked.
  4. This more graphically appealing slide gives us the opportunity to talk about the main messages for Protector for Mail Security. In the first box, our unique advantage is our position within the core Notes/Domino family. We work directly with the Lotus Westford architects and development teams. We’re implementing numerous integration points in support of the Protector ideals around integration and targeted value. In the second box, we talk about how we’re delivering world class technology – a sixth generation spam filtering technology -- that is 100% proprietary (in the good way) to IBM. The IBM Proventia technology, which has its roots in Cobion Software’s advanced spam identification products, matches up very well for efficacy (quality of spam blocking) and throughput (volume of mail handled) against incumbent vendors who attack this, typically, from a security perspective. We look at it from an operational and e-mail perspective, which is closer to how Domino customers view it when we talk to them. Also in the second box, we’ve earned ICSA Labs certification on spam filtering, which requires a 95% “trap” rate for spam (Protector typically achieves 98%+), with a .001% “false positive” rate (which we typically better as well). In the third box, we call out deployment flexibility as an important differentiator. Protector for Mail Security is sold as a per-user license, like Notes or Sametime or Quickr or Connections. And like many Lotus licenses, it includes all the server software you need, so it scales cost-effectively from one user to infinity. But ultimately this is an edge server application, because that’s where the spam is coming in. Here it’s important to understand that Protector for Mail Security is different from other Lotus products in that it’s a complete server solution, containing the (Linux) OS as well as the filter application, and is designed to run all by itself on a computer. In fact, in this model it serves as an “appliance” due to that plug’n’play kind of design. We’re one of a few vendors in the market who offer both software and hardware deployment licenses – and we do it with the same per-user software license. Smaller organizations or branch offices can deploy the VMware version on standard x86 hardware, while larger organizations will order the specialized hardware version, which comes preloaded with the server software. Both contain the same filtering software, and can be mixed and matched – e.g., hardware appliance in headquarters and VMware versions at branch offices.
  5. Last year Protector built an ICAP interface for integration with any product that supports ICAP like Portal &amp; Connections to support virus scanning on files – Q3 Worked with IBM CIO to do full content inspection of anything that Connections, Quickr &amp; Portal. Pre-content posted. User session connected to Connections / Quickr – traffic proxy over to protector RegEX&apos;s, custom keywords, SPAM keywords for blog/wiki spam Runs on a separate server Focus on filtering where actiance is more business controls logic
  6. This build slide shows how the encryption works for the sender and recipient. The main point is that Protector for Mail Encryption extends Notes encryption without replacing it. If Notes-to-Notes encryption is available, it&apos;s always used; only when Internet encryption is required does Protector step in. If a user of the Protector for Mail Encryption client wants to send an encrypted (and/or signed) note, he just uses the appropriate UI as shown. (If the user only has a Gateway license, the Notes encryption UI only works for internal users, although the inclusion of a policy trigger would still invoke encryption for external users at the Gateway.) &lt;click&gt; Upon the “send” event, the Protector client creates two copies of the Note. The version sent to Notes recipients uses Notes RSA-based keys, and proceeds as usual. &lt;click&gt; The version destined for external recipients goes to the Protector for Mail Encryption Gateway for processing. This is where the Gateway&apos;s intelligence comes into play. It will look at the destination for each external address, and try to find a public key for it. If the sender encrypted with the recipient&apos;s public key from his local keyring, it&apos;s just sent along. If the Gateway already has knowledge of the key (from a prior transaction), it&apos;s encrypted to that key and sent. Depending on configuration, the Gateway can also query for the key at the recipients “keys.&lt;domain&gt;.com” URL, or in the Global PGP Gateway that many companies federate with. In some countries (Denmark for example), special public key servers can also be used. In all these “key found” cases, it&apos;s a regular S/MIME or OpenPGP communication, and for both sender and recipient it feels like a regular e-mail transaction, inbox-to-inbox. If the recipient&apos;s key is not available – a “key not found” or KNF state – then the system has a couple of options, according to how it&apos;s configured. In a “push” model, it can send an e-mail with an encrypted PDF attached, for which the recipient will need a password; this can either be pre-established or provided separately. &lt;click&gt; Otherwise, the recipient will be sent a link message (“pull” model), directing him back to the Gateway server via a Web URL. In many cases the sending company already has established a username/password for the recipient (e.g., a bank or utility relationship with a customer); the Protector for Mail Encryption Gateway can be tied to that system. Otherwise the user can create an account for himself, generating a second e-mail for two-factor authentication just like creating a Gmail or other account. Once authenticated, the recipient can view and reply to the message using a standard Webmail UI. The mail can be stored on the server for a configurable interval, or kept indefinitely. Here is where Protector for Mail Encryption offers capabilities beyond many competitors. If the recipient is a sophisticated end user and already has his own S/MIME or OpenPGP key, he can upload the public key using the Web UI, and establish a &quot;key found&quot; state for all future communications. If the user is less sophisticated but wants that integrated experience, he can download the Satellite plug-in and do it that way (the Satellite code is essentially a local keyring without the complexity of knowing/caring what a keyring is). The bottom line is that the system supports whatever mode the recipient prefers; it&apos;s not a &quot;one size fits all&quot; solution like many gateway vendors.
  7. This build slide shows how the encryption works for the sender and recipient. The main point is that Protector for Mail Encryption extends Notes encryption without replacing it. If Notes-to-Notes encryption is available, it&apos;s always used; only when Internet encryption is required does Protector step in. If a user of the Protector for Mail Encryption client wants to send an encrypted (and/or signed) note, he just uses the appropriate UI as shown. (If the user only has a Gateway license, the Notes encryption UI only works for internal users, although the inclusion of a policy trigger would still invoke encryption for external users at the Gateway.) &lt;click&gt; Upon the “send” event, the Protector client creates two copies of the Note. The version sent to Notes recipients uses Notes RSA-based keys, and proceeds as usual. &lt;click&gt; The version destined for external recipients goes to the Protector for Mail Encryption Gateway for processing. This is where the Gateway&apos;s intelligence comes into play. It will look at the destination for each external address, and try to find a public key for it. If the sender encrypted with the recipient&apos;s public key from his local keyring, it&apos;s just sent along. If the Gateway already has knowledge of the key (from a prior transaction), it&apos;s encrypted to that key and sent. Depending on configuration, the Gateway can also query for the key at the recipients “keys.&lt;domain&gt;.com” URL, or in the Global PGP Gateway that many companies federate with. In some countries (Denmark for example), special public key servers can also be used. In all these “key found” cases, it&apos;s a regular S/MIME or OpenPGP communication, and for both sender and recipient it feels like a regular e-mail transaction, inbox-to-inbox. If the recipient&apos;s key is not available – a “key not found” or KNF state – then the system has a couple of options, according to how it&apos;s configured. In a “push” model, it can send an e-mail with an encrypted PDF attached, for which the recipient will need a password; this can either be pre-established or provided separately. &lt;click&gt; Otherwise, the recipient will be sent a link message (“pull” model), directing him back to the Gateway server via a Web URL. In many cases the sending company already has established a username/password for the recipient (e.g., a bank or utility relationship with a customer); the Protector for Mail Encryption Gateway can be tied to that system. Otherwise the user can create an account for himself, generating a second e-mail for two-factor authentication just like creating a Gmail or other account. Once authenticated, the recipient can view and reply to the message using a standard Webmail UI. The mail can be stored on the server for a configurable interval, or kept indefinitely. Here is where Protector for Mail Encryption offers capabilities beyond many competitors. If the recipient is a sophisticated end user and already has his own S/MIME or OpenPGP key, he can upload the public key using the Web UI, and establish a &quot;key found&quot; state for all future communications. If the user is less sophisticated but wants that integrated experience, he can download the Satellite plug-in and do it that way (the Satellite code is essentially a local keyring without the complexity of knowing/caring what a keyring is). The bottom line is that the system supports whatever mode the recipient prefers; it&apos;s not a &quot;one size fits all&quot; solution like many gateway vendors.
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  9. Evolution of Social Search in Lotus Connections Lotus Connections 2.0 introduced “Social Search” Innovation from IBM Research Lab in Haifa, Israel System wide search infrastructure based on open standards Social search introduced concept of &apos;facets&apos; weaving additional connections between results Lotus Connections 2.5 expanded on “Social Search” User Interface become more intuitive Consistency through provision of single search engine across the product Added additional services, Files and Wikis Document Conversion services, advanced language analytics Lotus Connections “Next” Adds Analytics Enhance with &apos;Social and Network Discovery&apos; (SaND) technology Analytics leveraging the Social Search Information (indexes+facets) to discover and present relationships
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  11. Portal is the intigrate the content, processes, people, the applications,
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  13. Oracle: customer portal for ERP system MS : users internally
  14. WWCM 6.0 starts by adding a new user friendly “Welcome Page” entry point for content authors, editors and managers. This new design provides a simplified authoring environment with access to templates, search, libraries, personalization, task bar and help information.
  15. New authoring tool element that defines the controls shown to authors (links or icons) to do functions like add new, edit current oar approve /deline current On available for content (ie not SA or Menu design components.
  16. Scenario – WebSphere Portal is being used to be the single interface into three back end applications. 1. A J2EE WebSphere application. 2. A legacy Inventory application and 3. A Legacy Budget application. WebSphere portal uses a LDAP for authentication. You login to the portal with a userid and password and it is authenticated against the ldap. Then WPS uses the user and group info stored in the LDAP to map resources to the roles to find out what the user has access to.
  17. What if the back end system can not use the websphere userid and password because it has its own authentication. WPS provides the Credential Vault to facilitate SSO to the back end system. In this example the back end system is an Inventory application. It is expecting mark to look in with a userid of mark and a password of inventory. The WPS does this is that it will store the Inventory credentials in the WPS credential Vault and when the person access the Inventory portlet WPS will pass Marks Inventory ID and Password to the back end system on his behalf.
  18. Customization: The ability of the portal end user to change the portal experience for their purposes. Example: Edit a stock portlet with your stocks “ what if” preview based on pseudo-users, portlet settings, session/request attributes, request parameters and date/time Collaborative Filtering engine adds statistical matching Email Campaigns Send personalized, targeted e-mail to a set of users Targeted by a selection rule Personalized by a JSP email body with embedded rules Send email once or on a recurring basis
  19. We are quickly coming to realize that Forms creation is taking a large amount of our developers time. They need to create complex JSPs that handle layout of fields, logic, initialization of fields… With workplace forms we can quickly create forms without as much development effort. Forms can come prefilled so that end users no longer need to type in all their data repeatedly. Forms can be signed digitally as well. Best of all Forms are created as standard web services documents – this way forms can be passed around to different organizations and consumed by the different applications of these organizations. Take the example of a mortgage company – where a mortgage application may need to be passed to several banks/credit agencies for approval. A workplace form can easily be passed to these disparate applications as these applications just need to be able to absorb and XML document.
  20. Rich Presentation With a user-friendly wizard-based interface, Workplace Forms prompt the user through the form filling process enabling the user to easily complete the required sections of the form. Wizard Pages can be added to the paper-like pages to allow a user to easily complete the form and ensure that all required sections are completed. Data/rules driven form displays only the relevant sections of the form applicable to the specified user. For example a banking loan application form may require a guarantor when the loan amount is over a certain amount. Workplace Forms enable a more complex level of dynamic behavior without requiring a deep level of programming.
  21. Advanced Business Logic Workplace Forms e-forms have powerful business logic that can drive an intelligent e-form and streamline the process of filling the form; they also integrate with server-based workflow logic. Forms are “state-aware”, and behave according to pre-defined user permissions &amp;/or business process requirements. For example, a government employee will only be presented with fields applicable to them for required data entry. Once received by their manager – the form may show additional fields and signature options applicable only to management. The presence of such advanced business logic enables Workplace Forms to fully capture and integrate business processes throughout the workflow and provides a high level of flexibility to ensure that client or server side application of forms “logic” fits the business requirements of the form.
  22. Data Instances Another key feature of IBM Workplace Forms is the fact that they are based on W3C standards including XForms specifications Workplace Forms can contain multiple XML data payloads – ACORD XML, your CRM’s XML, transit and integration XML – and cross reference them to ensure data integrity. This means that all processing work is done on the client, so server transformations are minimized. Workplace Forms support client-side XML schema validation All XML data instances may be validated against their schemas on the client, ensuring data quality. Workplace Forms is the only production ready product to support the W3C XForms standard.
  23. Attached Files Workplace Forms enable the attachment of multiple documents to an e-form. Any file type may be attached, including other e-forms and supporting documents. These files may be pulled from or pushed to a Content Management System. Attachments may be signed along with other parts of the form, enabling Workplace Forms a complete business record of a transaction. As a result, Workplace Forms provides the organization with the ability to capture all related files into one comprehensive, auditable transaction record.
  24. Digital Signatures and E-Form Security IBM is the recognized leader in digital signatures and e-forms, and wrote part of the W3C XML Digital Signature specification. The digital signature capabilities of Workplace Forms enable secure, multi-person approval processes with overlapping digital and electronic signatures. As well, the open architecture of Workplace Forms enables the efficient integration into enterprise security architectures. As a result of the key features discussed - Workplace Forms provide a comprehensive electronic envelope for transaction data and all related files.
  25. IBM Workplace Forms Viewer feature-rich desktop application used to view, fill, sign, submit, and route eforms able to function on the desktop or within a browser Enables full connectivity with real-time integration using Web Services Based on open standards to enable Viewer to operate in portal or stand-alone environments IBM Workplace Forms Server – (API, WebForm Server, Deployment Server) enables the creation and delivery of XML forms applications provides a common, open interface to enable integration of eforms data with server-side applications delivers a true zero-footprint solution provides eforms to external users quickly and efficiently within a browser IBM Workplace Forms Viewer 2.6 - A rich client viewer that automates multi-person workflows by providing role-based signing authority and access to specific form sections. Role-based wizards enable users to efficiently move through the form- filling process, helping increase accuracy and improve efficiency. IBM Workplace Forms Server 2.6 - Delivers a true zero-footprint solution, providing eforms to external users quickly and efficiently within a browser, without requiring additional downloads or plug-ins. Workplace Forms Server software also provides a mechanism to automatically distribute client-side software such as IBM Workplace Forms Viewer software. By leveraging open standards to integrate an intelligent user interface with high value back-end systems, IBM Workplace Forms products provide public and private sector organizations with security-rich forms that leverage existing sources and systems to help better serve customers and increase operational efficiency. IBM Workplace Forms utilizes and extends existing IT architectures.  Rather that including dedicated, proprietary software for e-form management and delivery, IBM Workplace Forms creates an open standards, intelligent message that flows through and leverages IT components dedicated to content management, collaboration, e-mail, messaging, workflow, portals, web serving, and more. New Benefits in IBM Workplace Forms 2.6 Extend automated forms-based processes to more countries and cultures with eforms built in 26 different languages. First enterprise class product to market that supports W3C XForms standard that enables forms data and business rules interoperability across different environments enabling standard forms processing from multiple channels (voice, PDA, tablet, cell phone). Increased developer productivity with reusable form components that include sophisticated presentation, business rules and data model through new Eclipse-based form designer. Expanded IBM Workplace Viewer functionality options to allow per-user or per-forms page pack purchase. IBM Express offerings that extend eforms process capabilities to the small and medium businesses. Increased deployment options for IBM Workplace Forms Server 2.6 with support for the IBM AIX, Red Hat Linux, and Sun Solaris platforms. Deliver zero-footprint, browser-based eforms to Apple MacOS clients.
  26. While this slide is only showing IBM solutions at the application integration layer and back end data integration layer, the standards based open architecture provided by IBM Forms allows for easy integration to many application and backend systems industry wide.
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