That's pretty interesting to quickly provision your IBM Sametime Phonebook.
For example to publish your Polycom endpoints for IBM SUT lite calls.
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Thursday, July 26, 2012
Lotus Notes Contact & Sametime Phonebook Synchronization Tool
IBM has developped a new plugin, you can retrieve with IBM Support to easily add IBM Sametime Phonebook entry from Lotus Notes Personal Contact.
That's pretty interesting to quickly provision your IBM Sametime Phonebook.
For example to publish your Polycom endpoints for IBM SUT lite calls.
That's pretty interesting to quickly provision your IBM Sametime Phonebook.
For example to publish your Polycom endpoints for IBM SUT lite calls.
Lotus Notes Widget & Live Text with Polycom infrastructure
Lotus Notes Widgets & LiveText are a very powerful feature of Lotus Notes to increase user productivity.
Widgets and Live Text enables end users to see and act on Live Text in a
document, including mail, using widgets (.XML files) created for their
use (here).
Lot of examples are available on the web (For example OpenNTF.org). But, I would like to share with you a new one.
Mikkel Flindt Heisterberg has writtenan interesting article about how to developp dynamic extension for Lotus Notes (here).
I have used it to create a Lotus Notes plugin including a SIP recognizer and the ability to do a click to call via SUT Lite using the liveText capability.
That video shows how to leverage that plugin to directly call a Polycom end-point from an email or a video meeting room from a calendar entry.
You can test it, in a demo environment, in your LN client: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/16375531/IBM/PolycomSIPWidget.zip
The plugin will recognize SIP URI (like sip:xxxx@yyyy) and will initiate a call using xxxx.
I provide that code as is, like an example without specific support.
That's just an example of what you can imagine to provide to your end-user to provide them a direct access to Polycom video infrastructure from their Lotus Notes client...
Lot of examples are available on the web (For example OpenNTF.org). But, I would like to share with you a new one.
Mikkel Flindt Heisterberg has writtenan interesting article about how to developp dynamic extension for Lotus Notes (here).
I have used it to create a Lotus Notes plugin including a SIP recognizer and the ability to do a click to call via SUT Lite using the liveText capability.
That video shows how to leverage that plugin to directly call a Polycom end-point from an email or a video meeting room from a calendar entry.
You can test it, in a demo environment, in your LN client: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/16375531/IBM/PolycomSIPWidget.zip
The plugin will recognize SIP URI (like sip:xxxx@yyyy) and will initiate a call using xxxx.
I provide that code as is, like an example without specific support.
That's just an example of what you can imagine to provide to your end-user to provide them a direct access to Polycom video infrastructure from their Lotus Notes client...
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
IBM Connections capabilities within your Lotus Notes signature
A colleague of mine has imagined a new type of integration between IBM Connections & Lotus Notes.
Imagine to add a button in your signature to encourage a colleague to follow your community or to send a network invitation...
More details can be found on this blog entry : link
Imagine to add a button in your signature to encourage a colleague to follow your community or to send a network invitation...
More details can be found on this blog entry : link
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