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Transcript of GWAVACon - Vibe: Collaboration made easy
Collaboration made easy Using Novell Vibe (Hudson)
Robin Redgrave Sales Engineer
Ron van Herk Sales Engineer
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Agenda
• Are you ready for collaboration
• What can Vibe do for you?
• What’s new in Hudson
• Manage and share documents/knowledge
• Automating your business processes
Are you ready for Collaboration?
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For managers For teams
Why How Increase productivity
Support mobility
Collaborate on projects
Manage and share documents
Retain knowledge
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Collaboration Means Different Things to Different People
What can Vibe do for you?
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Work together and manage projects internally and externally
Manage and share documents
Create social intranets where real work happens
Retain individual, team, and organizational knowledge
Automate business processes
Five Ways…
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Your peers are using Novell® Vibe™ right now to:
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What’s new in Hudson
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User changes
• Sharing Improvements, more like Filr
• Folder Look and Feel Improvements
• Download Folder Contents as a CSV File
• Enhanced Drag-and-Drop Functionality
• Copy Filters from One Folder to Add to Another Folder
• Mobile App Look and Feel Improvements
• Transition on a passed date/Captcha element
• Option to exclude form field from the search index
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Administrative changes
• LDAP Synchronization Improvements
• Sharing administrative options
• Management of mobile devices
• From email address for outbound email
• Landing Page improvements
• Download Desktop and Add-In from the Web Client
• Exporting/Importing Folders Includes Global Filters
• Automatically Delete or Archive Audit Trail and
Change Log Entries
Manage and Share documents
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Differences between Vibe and Filr?
• Filr
– Exposes exiting File storage using User rights
– More advanced desktop and mobile applications
• Vibe
– Version Control
– Use business processes (workflow)
– User reporting
– Office integration
– Can expose existing storage but with generic rights
– Check in / Check Out of files
Automating business processes
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Example: Purchase Order (Form)
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What is a Workflow?
Workflows are processes that already exist in the
business
– Processing resumes and hiring staff
– Reviewing, editing and publishing documents
– Human Resource functions: requesting and approving
time off, expense reports or supply requisition
– Help desk support request, diagnosis, resolution
– Change request
– Ticket tracking
– Moderated discussion forums
– Purchase Order request and Approval
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Change Form Workflow
Where to find more Information
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Resources Page
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Meet the Product Managers
• Wednesday 10:30 – 11:15h
– Madhan Periasamy Product Manager OES, iPrint
– Richard Lindstedt Product Manager Filr
• New PM / PMM in our organization
– Nicholas Scholz Product Marketing Manager for GroupWise, OES and Vibe
– Mike Bills Product Manager Collaboration
GroupWise, GW Mobility Service, Messenger and Vibe
801.861.7000 (Worldwide) 800.453.1267 (Toll-free)
Corporate Headquarters 1800 South, Novell Place Provo, Utah 84606
Join us on: www.novell.com
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This document could include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Changes are periodically made to the information herein. These changes may be incorporated in new editions of this document. Novell, Inc. may make improvements in or changes to the software described in this document at any time. Copyright © 2012 Novell, Inc. All rights reserved. All Novell marks referenced in this presentation are trademarks or registered trademarks of Novell, Inc. in the United States. All third-party trademarks are the property of their respective owners.