Been reading Chuck’s blog on EMC’s Journey in Social Media for a while. Burt Kaliski is going to share a little about those efforts internally. I thought it might make a nice insight into how some of this Enterprise 2.0 stuff is actually working. Meanwhile, it looks like the EMC Developer Network is recording the presentation, so keep an eye out for that later.
EMC World 2008
EMC World 2008: Documentum Foundation Services (DFS) – Best Practices and Real World Examples
Michael Mohen and Paul Kwitkin of EMC Professional Services are going to share some of their experiences with DFS in the wild. I’ve been looking forward to this session and Craig had some good things to say about it earlier. Would be nice to hear directly from a client though. However, can’t blame Michael and Paul for that little detail. On to the show.
EMC World 2008: Web 2.0 and Interactive Content Management
Thoughts on Day 3 will be coming later. Depending on my Internet access today, I may just do one big conference wrap-up later. It is always a strange day on Thursday as people start flying-out and more people are a little wiped out from the final party, though not as much this year, but that is another story. In the meantime, let’s see what Brian Quigley, Product Manager for the Interactive Content Group. The rest of the title is “What are the New Ways that Customers are Working with their Rich Media”.
EMC World 2008: Introduction to EMC’s Next-Generation Knowledge Worker Client
Finally, collaboration. David LeStrat, the manager of Magellan, will hopefully answer some of my questions.
- The vision
- Web 2.0 Client
- Information Intelligence
- Anywhere Access
- Web 2.0 Platform
EMC World 2008: Documentum Performance, Scalability, and Sizing – Part 2
Way too busy. Not enough time. Too much to learn. More thoughts on that later. For now, back to Ed Bueche to finish yesterday’s topic. I had to miss his Birds of a Feather session, so this is even more important.
EMC World 2008: SaaS-Enabled ECM
Decided to hear what EMC is thinking about in regards to Software as a Service. SaaS is grabbing a lot of attention these days. Ameet Jani, on the Server team, is going to be sharing thoughts on how to build SaaS applications on Documentum.
EMC World 2008: Day Two Thoughts
As I finally get to drink some coffee and I await the start of the next session, I thought I would share some basic thoughts.
- I like Craig. Always thought I would, now I know. He had a post on a couple of sessions from yesterday. I am attending the first one he mentioned, DFS Real World examples, tomorrow at 10. We’ve has several off-line conversations, both work-related and not. James would even be pleased with some of the topics.
EMC World 2008: Implementing DFS Search Services
My Day Two thoughts will be coming up in a subsequent post. Right now, listening to Pierre-Yves Chevalier give some examples and demos of the Search Service in action. This is Marc Brette’s presentation, he apparently canceled at the last minute, so the Q&A may be a little weak (Pierre-Yves knows this stuff well from what I can tell).
EMC World 2008: Documentum Performance, Scalability, and Sizing – Part 1
It isn’t a conference until you hear Ed Bueche talk. This is the can’t miss session of the conference if you do Documentum work.
EMC World 2008: Documentum Developer Tools and Web Services Community
Just had a great lunch with Andrew and then took a little perverse pleasure in dropping my boss off on him for a little grilling. Hopefully Andrew will still be talking to me later. Craig Randall and David Louie, the Composer product manager, are here to help with the dialog.
Word of Pie 