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The most current Version 8.0 product documentation for WebSphere Portal, WebSphere Portal Express, and IBM Web Content Manager (formerly Lotus Web Content Management)
via Product documentation : WebSphere Portal and IBM Web Content Manager Version 8.0.
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You are invited to attend a webcast on the topic of WebSphere Portal and Web Content Management 6.1 Information Center Highlights.
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You are invited to attend a webcast on the topic of WebSphere Portal and Web Content Management 6.1 Information Center Highlights.
IBM Support is hosting a Tech Exchange webcast and call on the topic of WebSphere Portal and Web Content Management 6.1 Information Center highlights. This presentation will take place on Wednesday, February 4, 2009 at 10:00 AM US EST (3:00 PM GMT). Open Mic calls are Question & Answer focused sessions with a panel of subject matter experts covering your questions without going thru a slide presentation. Webcasts are slide presentations by a single presenter followed by Questions & Answers related to the material covered, as time permits.
via IBM – WebSphere Portal and WCM 6.1 Information Center Highlights Webcast.
Alright folks, here’s your chance to be heard. You are invited to participate in an IBM Open Microphone call with IBM Development & Support Engineers to discuss Sametime 8 Client Deployment. There is no charge for participating. The topic and dial information for this call is:
Title: Sametime 8 Client Deployment
Date: August 6’th
Time: 11:00 am eastern US time
Toll free US: 888-339-3504
Toll call US: 719-325-2260
International Numbers: http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=477&uid=swg21314871
Pass code: 3947921
The IBM Open Mic calls are intended to provide you the opportunity to interact directly with the IBM Lab developing IBM software products, i.e. Lotus Sametime 8.0 in this case, to have product questions answered. We announce a topic for each call in order to ensure we have the appropriate expertise available to participate. Questions outside the announced topic area will only be answered if time allows and to the extent we have the appropriate expertise represented. The format of the call will be discussion-based question and answer. There is no formal presentation. After a brief introduction, the call moderator will lead a Question and Answer session, so please bring your questions to the call, or submit them in advance via the Sametime forum on developerWorks! with a category of “OpenMic” or direct email to stinfo@us.ibm.com.
Questions should be of general interest and by their nature help you install, configure, manage or optimize your environment or processes. Troubleshooting of specific problems should still be handled by Technical Support, not by Open Mic calls. We will collect questions, which have been posted to the forum and address as many of them as possible on the call. We will also take questions not submitted in advance. If you are interested in learning more about Sametime 8.0 product before joining this call please see the latest Sametime 8.0 Information Center.
You will be asked to provide your name and company affiliation when joining the call and you will need a touch tone phone to be able to ask questions. The calls will be recorded and posted to our Support web site as podcasts.
In the event you are familiar with the Knowledge Transfer calls for Premium Support customers, please note that the Open Mic calls differ by focusing on more basic topics. If you find the IBM Open Mic calls helpful, you might want to consider joining our Premium Support program to participate fully in our customer enablement activities covering advanced topics and more complex environments. If you are interested in finding out more about IBM’s Software Group Premium Support Program, please visit http://www.ibm.com/software/support/premium/ or contact Alex Lewis at internet mail address alex_lewis@us.ibm.com.