Séminaires multimédia à la demande

Webcast : AGENTS INCONTROLES ! Comment reprendre le contrôle de vos agents

Location: Online
Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Au cours de ce webcast, nous allons présenter des astuces pour vous aider à gérer vos agents plus efficacement. Nous allons nous plonger dans l'ensemble des problèmes potentiels que vous pourriez rencontrer avec les agents. Nous allons également vous donner un aperçu de Teamstudio Agent Registry, le nouvel outil de Teamstudio pour la gestion des agents. Ne manquez pas cet événement ! Pour en savoir plus, rejoignez-nous pour ce Webcast d’une heure.

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TOOL TIME: Agent Registry

Original presentation date: April 23rd, 2009
Speaker: John Kingsley

This presentation covers agent management strategies and specifically takes a look at Teamstudio's agent management tool, Agent Registry. The topics covered will help you learn how to:

• Identify all the agents in your environment--including if they're running, when they're running, where they're running, and other key information.
• Find broken agents--including those causing replication conflicts, and those not running due incorrect signer, incorrect server to run on, and more.
• Identify agents that run poorly and troubleshoot problems by finding out where these agents are spending all of their time and identifying potential performance issues.

To view this presentation, click here.

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Webinar: Need for Speed - Accelerating Application Delivery from Development to Production

Original presentation date: April 22, 2009
Speakers: Simon Peek & Matthew Fyleman

Your business needs you to deliver application updates to your users quickly. At the same time, a clearly-defined process for the versioning & delivery of applications is essential to ensure the integrity of your Development and Production environments. Sometimes these 2 requirements are in conflict; to do things right can take a little longer.

During this session the procedures surrounding application versioning, testing & deployment are discussed including new features in Teamstudio's build automation offering, Build Manager.

To view this webinar, click here.

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Webinar: Agents Gone Wild! - Regaining Control over your Agents

Original presentation date: March 25th, 2009
Speakers: Rocky Oliver & Matthew Fyleman

How do you keep those end users from calling you when that scheduled agent doesn't do what it was supposed to? Where do you start looking? And why does the server bog down at 10 am every day? We can all appreciate what scheduled agents can do for us when they are on our team, but how do you identify ones that are not doing what they are supposed to be doing?

This webcast discusses tips to help you more effectively manage your agents, and also takes a look at Teamstudio's new tool for managing agents, Agent Registry. Topics include:

• Your Agent IQ - Taking an Inventory of Agents in Your Notes Environment
• Challenges in Agent Management: Security, Performance Issues & Audit Histories
• Processes, Tips & Tools to Help You Manage Agents Efficiently and Effectively!

To view this webinar, click here.

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TOOL TIME: Build Manager

Original presentation date: March 19th, 2009
Speaker: John Kingsley

The presentation discusses good practice guidelines for developing, deploying, and making changes to applications and provide some useful strategies and tool tips when working with Build Manager. In this session you will learn how to:

• Easily store and view different versions of templates
• More quickly and safely deploy changes by allowing promotion without access to production
• Automate setting the agent server and signing of agents
• Integrate approvals and notifications as needed with your workflow process
• Create an audit trail of actions to ensure compliance with internal and/or external regulations

To view this presentation, click here.

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Webinar: Taming the Wild West - Controlling Cavalier Application Development in Production

Original presentation date: March 3rd, 2009
Speakers: Craig Schumann & Mike Wetherbee

Originally presented as BP214 at Lotusphere 2009, this session discusses ways you can better take control of your Lotus Notes application development and deployment processes. This presentation presents good practice guidelines for rolling out changes to applications, including strategies and tips around the following topics:

• Staged environments
• Using templates
• Design signing
• ACLs
• Tools that can help

To view this webinar, click here.

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Tool Time: CIAO!

Original presentation date: February 26th, 2009
Speaker: John Kingsley

This presentation takes a look at CIAO! and several common challenges you can use CIAO! to address, along with best practice guidelines, shortcuts and tool tips.

The topics covered will help you to:

• Understand when and if you should branch and merge, and how to do so.
• Generate a change history record or audit trail to help you meet compliance requirements.
• Reduce unproductive re-work with rollback and source code control.
• Understand the differences between CIAO! and file-based systems.

To view this presentation, click here.
To view John Kingsley's additional CIAO! tool tip, click here.

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Webinar: Preparing for Change - Upgrades & Consolidations

Original presentation date: February 18th, 2009
Speaker: Matthew Fyleman & Rocky Oliver

Now, more than ever, companies are choosing to streamline and enhance their existing application platforms rather than shift to new ones. For many organizations this means upgrading to Notes 8.x, weeding out redundant applications and consolidating to fewer servers.

How do you determine which applications are being used, where built-in dependencies lie, and if critical applications are R8 compatible? Now, do this across hundreds, or maybe thousands of Notes databases distributed across many servers. Where do you begin?

This session aims to answer these and more questions, and to provide you with a viable and cost effective option for dealing with such change.

View this session to answer these questions and more.

http://video.webcasts.com/events/team001/29423

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Tool Time: Analyzer and Upgrade & Best Practice Filter sets

Original presentation date: January 15th, 2009
Speaker: John Kingsley

The presentation covers several common challenges you can use Teamstudio Analyzer along with Teamstudio's Best Practice and Upgrade Filters to address, along with best practice guidelines, shortcuts and tool tips.

The topics covered will help you to:

• Understand and support applications written by someone else.
• Identify hard-coded server names prior to server/database consolidations.
• Ensure proper database settings prior to deployment.
• Test applications for ND8 compatability.
• Design your own custom filters.

To view this presentation, click here.

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Webinar: Taming Notes ACLs

Original presentation date: October 23rd, 2008
Speakers: Gabriella Davis & Mike Wetherbee

Individual requests for access, role and group changes, and new staff additions are just some of the reasons that ACLs become uncontrolled. How can you go about first, gaining and second, maintaining control over your Notes ACLs?

In this webinar, guest speaker Gabriella Davis will discuss how you can best utilize native Notes technologies--including DB Monitor, Event Generator, and DDM--in conjunction with access policies and techniques to manage Notes ACLs effectively. For those areas where native Notes technology is limited, Mike Wetherbee will discuss tools that can you to manage Notes security more completely and improve your efficiency in performing routine ACL management tasks.

The following topics will be covered:

• ACL Accounting: Analyzing your ACL structure and enforcement
• Monitoring and tracking access
• Effective NAB and group membership management
• Implementing server-wide ACL changes
• Tools to improve efficiency and broaden scope in managing Notes security

http://video.webcasts.com/events/team001/28327/.

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Webcast: Agents Gone Wild!

Original presentation date: June 24th, 2008

How do you keep those end users from calling you when that scheduled agent doesn't do what it was supposed to? Where do you start looking? And why does the server bog down at 10 am every day? We can all appreciate what scheduled agents can do for us when they are on our team, but how do you identify ones that are not doing what they are supposed to be doing?

In this webcast, we will discuss tips to help you manage your agents more effectively. We will take a deep dive into all of the issues with agents that you might or might not be aware of. We will also take a sneak peek at a new tool for managing agents, Teamstudio Agent Registry.

In this webcast we will cover:

• Your Agent IQ - Taking an Inventory of Agents in Your Notes Environment
• Challenges in Agent Management: Security, Performance Issues & Audit Histories
• Processes, Tips & Tools to Help You Manage Agents Efficiently and Effectively!

www.iian.ibeam.com/events/team001/26755/

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Webcast: Web-Enabling Notes Applications

Original presentation date: April 16th, 2008

Web-enabling a Lotus Notes application presents challenges to developers of all abilities. What can you do to make this process as efficient as possible while minimizing risk? Developing a plan for executing such a project and planning around roadblocks is critical. Potential loss of functionality, major differences in look & feel, and bugs are just some of the challenges that you will confront, but there are tips, frameworks, and tools that are incredibly valuable in increasing developer efficiencies and minimizing deployment risks.

This webcast will address the following questions:

• What challenges am I likely to encounter?
• How can I identify code that will cause problems on the Web?
• How do I make Notes Client and Web-enabled applications co-exist in the same environment?
• What tools are available to make this an efficient process?
• How can I mitigate application deployment risks?

www.iian.ibeam.com/events/team001/25940/

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Webcast: Design Management and Code Reuse

Original Presentation Date: November 28th, 2007

Most Lotus Notes developers would agree--in principle at least--that code reuse would ideally be an integral part of standard development practice. The problem is that it is actually quite hard to establish a reuse strategy within an organization, and harder still to get your developers to adopt it as part of their everyday work. This is because unfortunately while the Notes Designer Client supports the concept of reuse, it actually provides few tools to effectively manage it. This is where Teamstudio can help. This seminar will take a look at tools, techniques, and tips to help you adopt and manage a reuse strategy within your Lotus Notes development teams.

www.iian.ibeam.com/events/team001/24558/