1. From Lotus Notes to
IBM's Platform for Social Business
Michael Würdemann | World Wide ICS Social Business Consultant

3. http://www.waccglobal.org/en/20064-communication-and-disaster/603-Tsunami-lessons-for-the-mass-media.html
“… the tsunami on 26 December 2004 was
exceptional in its scope. The catastrophe that
caused the death of 300,000 people became
the most reported natural disaster in history,
prompting millions of news stories and a flood
of funding amounting to over US$ 9 billion,
according to Reuters. On the other hand, the
tsunami coverage brought up issues which
characterise the whole field of catastrophe
communication in today's world…”

4. 5
19
20
27
30
42
57
89
13
12
16
22
24
37
42
79
20
7
10
14
12
24
33
72
Gen Y Gen X Baby Boomer
Social Networks
Media Sharing
(like YouTube)
Microblogging
(like Twitter)
Blogs
Wikis
Rating portals
(like yelp)
Social Bookmarking
No account
% of users with active accounts
Generation Y: born between 1975 and 1992
Generation X: born between 1965 and 1974
Baby Boomer: born 1964 or before
Source: IBM Institute for Business Value Analysis, CRM 2011; N=1056

5. Gartner Sources: Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence Platforms, February, 2012; Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management, October 2012; Magic Quadrant for
Social Software in the Workplace, August 2012; Magic Quadrant for Horizontal Portals, September 2012
Gartner
Magic Quadrant
for Social Software
in the Workplace,
August 2012
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Gartner
Magic Quadrant
for Business Intelligence
Platforms,
February 2012
Gartner
Magic Quadrant
for Enterprise Content
Management,
October 2012
Gartner
Magic Quadrant
for Horizontal Portals,
September 2012

7. IBM NOTES AND DOMINO 9.0 SOCIAL EDITION – NOW AVAILABLE!!!
Empower the 21st Century Workforce
Access your existing
business applications
through modern web and
mobile interfaces
Mobilize with the
market's most
comprehensive device
and platform support
Integrate, develop and
deploy new business
applications easier and
faster than ever
Unleash business creativity and
unlock workforce productivity
with a modern, social user
interface

8. Product Updates

9. Domino Designer 9.0 Social Edition
 New Home Page/Welcome experience
 Server-side JavaScript debugger
 XPages source editor content assist
and hyperlink navigation
 New XPages properties editor
XPages runtime in 9.0 Social Edition
 Over 100 new XPages tags/controls for mobile, Dojo,
REST, application layout and more
(XPages Extension Library)
 Generate XPages notifications
for Embedded Experiences
 New Teamroom and
Discussion templates with mobile interface
 CKEditor 3.6.6.1 with spell checker
 XPages in Notes client (XpiNC) performance
enhancements
Programmability
 New Domino data access REST APIs
 New calendaring and scheduling APIs

10. Reduce TCO
 DBMT: Database Maintenance Tool
 NSD monitor for Unix
 Quality-of-Service probe
 Further SSO improvements via SAML 2.0 support
Enhance security/integration
 SHA-2 support for encryption
 Transport Layer Security (TLS)
 OAUTH credential store
to support Embedded Experiences
Improved transitions (9.0+)
 Domino Migration Utility
for mail/calendar conversion from Exchange
 Domino patterns for IBM Pure Systems

11. Under development for 18+ months
Overarching goals
 Modern
 Use of current theming styles
 Simplification and
de-cluttering of interfaces
 Integrated web experience – Notes Browser Plug-in®
 Extensibility using the most current and stable web technology
 Easy-to-use
 Productivity feature enhancements
 Easier discovery of capabilities
 Default settings changes
 Socially-enabled
 Live social capabilities in email – “Embedded Experiences”
 Social extensibility with the OpenSocial® platform
 Expanded and updated IBM Connections® integration
Leveraging the strength, commitment and clarity of the IBM brand

12. IBM Connections Content Manager (CCM) provides a rich social content and
document experience inside IBM Connections Communities
 CCM is an add-on
to IBM Connections
 Fully integrated social
features, e.g., tags, likes,
download count, following
 Traditional content
management features
e.g. check in/out, approval
routing, nested folders,
document types, full-text
and metadata search
 Fully integrated
into Activity Stream
 Content management becomes
as easy to use as social tools
 Provides a migration tool for documents
in a Quickr Document Library
to be moved into CCM

13. *Views
Nested
folders Check in / out
documents
Count and sort
by number of
Likes and
Downloads
Views*Views*
*Views
Nested
folders
Trash can for
“soft” delete
Check in / out
documents
Count and sort
by number of
Likes and
Downloads

14. Breadcrumb trail
Create, re-use,
remove tags
Like a document
Threaded
comments, keeping
version context
Document type
and custom
metadata

15. Draft is only
available to author
or reviewer
Approved versions
and current drafts
are displayed

16. Web-based collaborative editors for creating,
sharing and collaboratively authoring word
processor documents, spreadsheets and
presentations More than editors
through a browser
 Real-time co-editing
 Author presence awareness
 Commenting & discussions
 Word processing,
presentation, & spreadsheet
 Assignment and
notifications
 Revision management
 Task management
 Attention management