Searching Lotus Notes with Google.
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Presented by Google - August 25, 2008 - 12:00 pm Eastern (GMT -5)
Online Discussion Forum, August 25 - 29, 2008
Why is it that you can find the “number of steps in the Statue of Liberty” in under a second, and yet you can waste so much time finding that old presentation stored in a Lotus Notes database somewhere? With Google’s universal search for business, you can find all information within your company – including all Lotus Notes / Domino content – through a single search box.
Key Benefits of Universal Search
- All content, one search box – Search file shares, databases, intranets, content management systems, and real-time business data
- Lotus Notes/Domino connectors – Search emails and databases in Lotus Notes / Domino through the same search box
- Security – Document-level security ensures only appropriate people can view any given document
Join us for this free online presentation where, you’ll:
- Hear an overview of universal search
- View a live demo of the Lotus Notes connector
- Learn how users have improved productivity
- Have all your technical questions answered via live Q&A
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Recorded Presentations
Archiving Best Practices
Presented by Rob Axelrod, Technotics, Inc.
Originally Presented February 11, 2008)
Best practices, regulatory requirements, and litigious concerns underscore the need for email retention and storage, speedy accessibility and easy retrieval. Yet, steadily increasing email volumes make it a challenge for organizations to manage vast amounts of email on their mail server and primary data stores. Huge mail file sizes are a universal frustration for system managers and mail file size quotas are a source of aggravation for users.
View this presentation, by popular Lotus expert Rob Axelrod of Technotics, Inc, in which Rob discusses how to reconcile the user's business needs for expanded mail file sizes with your disk management needs and most importantly with your corporate document management needs. Rob talks about tools and methods for analysis of your systems and methodologies for managing the massive amounts of email data that resides in our environments. Uncover proven best practices for where to put data (local vs. server), setting up and managing archiving rules, and controlling the end-user environment. Get tips managing and troubleshooting policies. Plus, learn how archiving affects server performance, the impact of local archiving, and more.
The presentation is free to LotusUserGroup.org members.
Presenter:
Rob Axelrod, Technotics, Inc.
Rob is a technical architect for Administration, Security, Application
Development, and Infrastructure Design for collaborative and messaging
environments. He has been lead technical consultant in numerous migrations and
transitions for Fortune 500 businesses and has managed a team that architected
and maintained messaging systems supporting tens of thousands of users. Rob
is a published author and has been a frequent speaker at many Lotus events
worldwide including Lotusphere, Admin, and other conferences and seminars.
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