A new Redbook on Sametime 7.5.1 has been published:
Sametime 7.5.1 – Best Practices for Enterprise Scale Deployment
In short: “This IBM Redbooks publication provides a best practice framework for an enterprise-scale deployment of Sametime 7.5. It covers a range of business collaboration requirements that might typically be found within many large enterprises with geographically dispersed user communities and diverse business requirements for real-time collaboration.“
Adam Gartenberg announced this friday that Lotus Sametime 7.5 is now available for download from Passport Advantage. Look for more comments to this at Ed Brills post on the announcement and be sure the check out all the Sametime Sunday postings from Ted Stanton for more information on the features of Sametime 7.5.
IBM is hosting a First Look Web Conference on June 23 where Sametime 7.5 will be presented.
[via Mikkel Heisterberg]
Give Mac Guidera a visit if you want to see a screen shot of Sametime 7.5 for Mac OS X.
New article on developerWorks: “Taking a tour of the new features and technology in IBM Lotus Sametime 7.5“
Ted Stanton is back with another of his Sametime Sundays – this time on the “Can’t chat now, in a meeting” feature of the upcoming Sametime 7.5 release.
Ted Stanton – one of the bloggers from InsideLotus – has kicked off what he calls Sametime Sunday with a presentation of the chat history in the upcoming Sametime 7.5 release. Stay tuned for more Sametime Sunday blogs.
Ed Brill has just posted an entry in his blog showing the latest Lotus Sametime 7.5 alpha 2 release. I am also running the alpha 2 release along with many other early adopters inside IBM. This way of mass testing a product both internally and externally before being publicly released to our customers is very common in IBM.
The alpha release was released for internal test this friday and the alpha2 release that Ed is showing was released yesterday.
Andy Piper recently blogged about this upcoming release also.