Nastansky, Ludwig; ScanConference: N/D Application Development: Don‘t Forget Your Most Effective Developers – the End Users, GCC 2004.

In powerful IT environments into which Notes/Domino has matured, we always drive applications to become more and more sophisticated over the years. Obviously, there are good reasons for this to happen such as the never ending hunger of a devoted user community for added functionality (wow, this IS ...

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YEAR: 2004
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LABEL: Collaboration | Content Management | e-Business | Enduser | Enduser Development | Groupware | IM - Instant Messaging | Knowledge Management | Lotus Notes/Domino | Lotus Sametime | Paperless Office | Pavone Workflow | Project Management | Visualization | Workflow Management
ORGANIZATIONS: IBM | Lotus | PAVONE AG | ScanConference
PEOPLE: Balaban, Bob | Bill Hume | Bugge, Tony | Chiesa, George | Nashed, Daniel | Nastansky, Ludwig
PLACES: Norway | Oslo
THINGS: Office Systems | Seminar
TIME: 2004
 
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Lotus Notes/Domino Architecture Challenges:

Don‘t Forget Your Most Effective Developers – the End Users

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  • 1 Scenario, Context, Motivation
    e-Business Architectures
  • 2 N/D rtf Undervalued
    e-business e-documents
  • 3 N/D Pseudo Form:
    optimize complexitiy
  • 4 PIM Navigators:
    create workplaces
  • 5 Graphical UIs:
    create vision
  • 6 Q&A
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  • Contacts

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Agenda
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    1. Scenario, Context, Motivation
    2. Lotus N/D Rich-Text Container: highly undervalued
    3. Lotus N/D Pseudo Forms
    4. Use your own Personal Navigators
    5. Options for Graphical User Interfaces
    5. Q&A - Discussion
    Examples/Demos
    Project Management – Protocols & Multimedia – Navigators with Skins – Re-usable Knowledge-Objects - Room-Management (Pseudo-Forms) - 'GroupProcess' Ad hoc Workflow Modeler - Hyperbolic Tree Knowledge Management - Topic Maps - Federated Portals
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