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I’ve been getting some questions recently on how to move from Jive or other tools to IBM Connections. To that end, I wanted to highlight our automated migration tools that we can use to move people, content and places from your existing solution into IBM Connections.
via Socialize Me: How To Move Jive Content to IBM Connections.
Today, we are updating IBM Connections, the market-leading enterprise social collaboration platform. Specifically, today we are releasing IBM Connections 5.0 CR1 for on premises customers.
Kristin Keene, Events Manager for ConnectED formerly known as Lotusphere and Connect joined Oliver Heinz’s monthly ICS Community webcast today, and she shared some more information about the upcoming event:Why the change?Based on decisions with business partners, clients and experts, IBM determined they had swung the pendulum too far away from their technical roots with the most recent conferences. People felt that the LOB and marketing content was starting to overshadow the event.
via ICS Zone.
Lots of updates for IBM ConnectED! Per the site, “In 2015, IBM Connect will transform into an even more in-depth technical event, “IBM ConnectED” that provides the deep ‘nuts and bolts’ technical experience that is so important to our long-standing technical community.” I am very excited about this, as the technical content is why I go to Connect/Lotusphere.
via Articles.
IBM Connect evolves to meet the needsof our technical clients and partners
In 2015, IBM Connect will transform into an even more in-depth technical event,“IBM ConnectED” that provides the deep “nuts and bolts” technical experience that is so important to our long-standing technical community.
Specifically designed for technologists of all levels, including CIOs, IT managers and practitioners, this new event will offer deep-dive technical sessions, demos, labs and roundtables, access to IBM technical experts, and more.
IBM Connect evolves to meet the needsof our technical clients and partners. In 2015, IBM Connect will transform into an even more in-depth technical event,“IBM ConnectED” that provides the deep “nuts and bolts” technical experience that is so important to our long-standing technical community.
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A quick preview of IBM Connections Next that I created as a teaser of what’s coming. We are going to be hosting a virtual event for everyone to learn more about IBM Connections Next on May 21, 2014 titled: Collaborate or be Left Behind: Leading in the Digital Frontier. Register for the event here: http://pio.mu/1hhlXQm
As promised, this year we’re shaking things up with the IBM Connect 2014 session agenda. Instead of announcing our lineup all at once, each Monday, for the next few weeks, we\’ll be posting a first peek of \”accepted\” sessions right here. And for those of you who are counting – that’s even earlier than we promised.
via Announcing: First round of accepted Connect 2014 sessions – Social Business Insights Blog.
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via IBM Connect 2014.