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Lotus Quickr Master Class:Lotus Quickr Master Class:

Introduction and Roadmap

John F. Schumacher, Director DevelopmentLotus Quickr and Collaborative Content

IBM Software Group

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About this presentation

This presentation contains information about the current plans for Lotus Quickr

This content is directional in nature and subject to change at any time For more information, please contact one of the members of the product

management team for Lotus Quickr: Diane Loomis, Jelan Heidelberg, David Kajmo, Marc Pagnier

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Welcome Quickr Masterclass Partners

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Lotus Quickr and Lotus Connections Partners & Solutions - a Sampling

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Moving forward Lotus social software, IBM Research and IBM Business Partners will help you to work smarter, gain more insight and establish new advantages

Let's begin to tour the exciting road ahead...

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Making people more productive in what they do

Web 2.0 Collaboration, Web 2.0 Collaboration, Social Networking, and PortalsSocial Networking, and Portals

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“40% of our U.S. employees will be eligible for retirement in the next 4 years.”

“30% of our workforce is Gen Y now; by the end of 2010 it will be 50%.”

“Groups share within themselves but not across groups. “

“Social tools will change how you think about how people participate and contribute.”

Social networks help organizations “optimize people to optimize business results.”

“The best ideas come from those closest to the work.”

Current world economic situation has increased the need for business to be more

efficient, facilitate collaboration without travel…

Global Market Forces Require Collaboration More than Ever

Collaboration is a must

in our Connected, Smarter Planet

Source: Burton Group Field Research Study: Getting Started with Enterprise Social Networks, Mike Gotta

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Common Questions related to Organizational Productivity How can everybody easily and quickly share content and knowledge

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How can people create collaborative places on demand for their teams, communities, projects, etc ?

How can people find other colleagues interested in a common topic and start working together ?

How can people find truely relevant, quality information on particular topics amongst lots of information that may distract from the key info ?

How can people easily and quickly share documents and media on topics of broad interest and get it to the right people ?

How can people quickly find experts on a given topic ?

How can people instantly communicate with other people in the context of what they currently do ?

How can people do all of this easily and conveniently from the tools they use everyday ?