Adding social functionality to business applications brings productivity to a whole new level. Learn how to use the IBM Social Business Toolkit to bring your applications to a whole new level. Social business applications leverage the collective wisdom and discover a wealth of relevant information in the context of the current task. Learn how to make your applications do that!

1. The IBM Social Business Toolkit Philippe Riand IBM

3. Overview The IBM Social Business Toolkit, as part of the multi-year vision for Exceptional Work Experience, is bringing the IBM Collaboration Solutions portfolio together into a compelling, unified experience with flexible delivery options. The toolkit is designed to enable consistent approaches across the web, the desktop and the mobile environments; and enable opportunity and innovation for developers to build a Social Business. The toolkit delivers through a regular cadence of product updates and new features through Lotus Greenhouse.

7. Unified integration – Build once, reuse across the portfolio

10. Drive enterprise innovation and leverage rapid innovation on the web

11. Minimize incremental cost of targeting additional desktop and mobile platforms

13. A runtime-agnostic approach allows you to use established runtime technologies: Java, Domino, etc. HTML5 ARIA SAML Atom

14. Unified APIs for the IBM Social Business Toolkit Provide exceptional work experience New APIs and services designed to help developers build unified user experiences and consistent extensibility independent of product, delivery model (cloud, on-premises), and client type (desktop client, browser, mobile) Activity Streams Embedded Experiences Share Box Collaboration - Communities - Activities - File sharing - Wikis, forums - ... Unified Communication

16. Integrates documentation into working code samples

17. Compliments consolidated App Dev Wiki for centralized API documentation

19. Inspect RESTful commands Request + Response

21. Get a sense of what makes an application social

22. Pragmatic approach to understand how the Social APIs and services can be leveraged by your application

23. The Social Business Virtual Appliance for Developers Get the developers up to speed with the SBT Pre-integrated software appliance IBM developerWorks Cloud VMWare® Including realistic sample data ...Coming soon... IBM Social Business Toolkit APIs IBM Social Business Core Modules Workflow and forms Lotus Domino Social collaboration Lotus Connections Unified communications Lotus Sametime

25. June 7th, Lifting Applications to the Cloud: Mike Masterson Everyone is talking about the cloud. Customers want to know if your application runs in the cloud. Find out how IBM can help you to answer "yes" by integrating with IBM's premier cloud solution, LotusLive.

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