By Remember when the internet was about sharing knowledge? Remember when you could type a question into a search engine and find some meaningful information, as opposed to someone trying to sell you something? It really annoys me that the top results you get back from search engines are from those paying the most money and [...]
The new Seric Systems Winter Collection came just in time! Thanks to our new branded fleeces we can brave the snowy weather and due to our reliable fleet of cars (and staff!) all technical staff are still on call – meaning local Glasgow businesses are still covered by our call out service, even though most [...]
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Seric Exhibiting at Health Informatics Scotland 2010
By Stuart Macdonald in General on 23 August
Working IT in Healthville? Well why not get along to Health Informatics Scotland 2010 – you’ll get to see some great speakers covering some great topics. Three themes this year are Quality, Innovation, and Efficiency. There are International speakers from Australia, Canada, Sweden, America, Ireland, Malaysia making this conference the place to be in September [...]
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Having spent some time at LCTY2010 in Edinburgh…
By Stuart Macdonald in General on 21 April
At times reduced to a Barcode… I may still just agree that Lotus Knows… At the event there were some great speakers, for me the Highlights being (I've retitled) Stuart McRae a Collaboration Evangelist – Connections plus with special sauce John Schumacher a Director of Development at Lotus – It's the ROI stupid and Eliza [...]
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Glue – now I’ve only sniffed it – not had a full look yet
By Stuart Macdonald in General on 24 February
… but this look pretty interesting for folks going down the in house social software route… but perhaps looking to take it out to the network edge and (eventually) beyond. The offering extends the functionality of Connections to include more of the Twitterlike ( @stuart-seric ) microblogging functionality. Here's a wee demo from Youtube land [...]
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Lotusphere Comes To You 2010 – Edinburgh Date Announced
By Stuart Macdonald in General on 24 February
This year's (Scottish) Lotusphere Comes to you Event has been announce and the word on the grapevine is it will be a corker, with even more great demos. I know David Hood has been working on bringing the right people to the show. We'll be there along with the usual suspects and of course hoping [...]
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Rational Requirements Composer 2.0.0.1 Released
By Stuart Macdonald in General on 15 February
RRC is on the next increment of v2 and integration capabilities with RQM an RTC are greatly enhanced with the respective v2 released of each of this cheeky triumvirate of the jazz.net fold. I'm about 2 weeks late with the news here…. afterall you could have been downloading this Good Stuff for almost a fortnight [...]
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Ed Brill: New Redbooks Wiki for Domino 8.5 web application development
By Stuart Macdonald in General on 15 February
Ed Brill. ibm.com developerWorks: Redbooks Wiki for Domino 8.5 web application development
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Some news for you iPhoners out there… though for now I still prefer Berries myself
By Stuart Macdonald in General on 12 February
Another one from Uncle StephenfromIBM – cool You can see the Blackberry one here…
All the men who should have used Lotus Connections
By Stuart Macdonald in General on 12 February
A few people have ribbed me for plugging a product on my blog but I don't get their logic. I like a fair chunk of IBM software, sure some of it is guff. I never heard a band who didn't make at least one bum record … and I don't think connections is a bum [...]
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