This webinar encompasses two sessions presented at IBM Connect 2017. Adam Kesner and Barry Rosen from IBM review the latest updates on Notes/Domino and discuss the future directions and support for Notes/Domino and deliverables over the coming 12-18 months while IBM moves to a continuous delivery model. Then, Martin Donnelly and Brian Gleeson from IBM take a deep dive into the key features delivered in Feature Pack 8 including how to use the new encryption capabilities, improvements to Domino Designer, and more!

1. IBM Presents the Notes/Domino Roadmap
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Mar. 28, 2017

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IBM
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Brian Gleeson
IBM
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10. IBM Presents …
The Notes/Domino Roadmap and
A Deep Dive into Feature Pack 8
Barry Rosen
Adam Kesner
Martin Donnelly
Brian Gleeson

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12. Introductions
3
Adam Kesner
ICS Offering Manager
@AdamKesnerIBM
Barry Rosen
ICS Offering Manager
@b_Rosen

13. IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion.
Notes / Domino Investments - Delivered in 2016 and Coming in 2017
• Support period extension and Continuous Improvements announcement
– Normal Passport Advantage schedule tied to Versions / Releases – Notes / Domino changes to incremental delivery
model with continued updates via Feature Packs
– September 13 2016 announcement extended the support extension for all current Notes and Domino platforms
through at least September 2021
– Fix Pack 7 released September 2016, ”FP8” 1q2017, etc
– Most features originally discussed as “Notes / Domino 9.0.2” are being released through Feature Packs
• IBM Mail Support for Microsoft Outlook (IMSMO)
– Extended Outlook support both the on premises and cloud deployments
• ICAA 1.0.1
• App.Next
– Domino XPages run-time on Bluemix was made available in Q2 2016
• IBM Verse On-Premises (General Availability December 30th 2016)
– Major addition for Notes / Domino customers – continued improvement to the platform!
– Intended for all active S&S and Dual Entitlement subscriptions which include Enterprise Client Access License (CAL)
– Recommended to use with IBM Connections 5.5 Files and Profiles to be deployed (on-premises)

14. IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion.
Notes Domino 9.0.1 Support Extension and 8.5.x End of Service
9.0.1 Support Extension
• Customers fully protected on
evolving Notes / Domino 9.0.1
platform until 2021
• Notes / Domino 9.0.1 continues to
be enhanced on both server and
client side
• IBM Verse On-Premises will
incorporate feature updates from the
cloud
8.5.x End of Service
• Notes / Domino 8.5.x has been in
market for 6 years
• Most of the client base has moved
to Notes / Domino 9.0.1
• Remaining customers have until
September 2018 to make the move
to Notes / Domino 9.0.1
o Customers requiring further support can
do so at an additional charge

15. IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion.
What is a Feature Pack?
A “Feature Pack” delivers features, in addition to fixes. Our intent is to
provide Feature Packs at a cadence of 3-4 per year
o Notes / Domino 9.0.1 will be the baseline release and future updates will be
delivered as feature packs on top of 9.0.1. This provides a mechanism for
continuous delivery and eases deployments
o There are ”core” technical elements required to support the longevity of Domino
applications and these are of the highest priority in the upcoming Feature Packs

16. ND Feature Packs (incl VOP)
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
ND Continuous
Improvements –
incl. Verse
All statements about future shipments and support are for planning purposes only and subject to change at IBM’s sole discretion
IMSMO V2,
Bluemix,
ICAA 1.0.1
GA Verse
On-Prem
ND8.5 fee ext.
support begins
Domino Apps new
invest
• BP / Modernization
• IBM Platform update
ND9.0.1 support
& FP announce
7 8 . . .9
n

17. IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion.
Notes and Domino Platform Updates
• Microsoft Windows 2016 support added in Feature Pack 8
• 32 bit dropped for AIX and Linux server
• No new functional improvements for Linux client beyond Fix Pack 7
• Support continued through End of Support (EOS) for Notes Linux Client
• Notes Mac feature pack parity planning underway
• Alignment with IBM Verse On-Premises
• Embedded Sametime Feature Pack Upgrades

18. IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion.
Notes / Domino Template Updates
• Template releases will be in separate downloads aligned with Feature Pack
releases
• Posted on IBM Fix Central and not packaged with the fix pack installer –
optional download to upgrade templates
• Only updated templates will be released
• Will include changes needed for corresponding features / fixes in the Notes /
Domino Feature Pack
• There will be one zip file for English and one zip for all other languages
posted

19. IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion.
Notes Windows Feature Pack Candidates
Notes Fix Pack 7
• Improved support in the
Notes client for high
resolution monitors
including 4k monitors
• Support for TNEF
based calendar
invitations in Notes /
Domino addressing
parsing issues
Notes Feature Pack 8
• Support Java 8 runtime
• Ability to show internet
address instead of Notes
addresses in Mail /
Calendar / Contacts and
ToDo’s
• Improvements in
rendering forwarded
MIME messages (read-
only)
• Mail template update
• Policy support for Group
By Date and beginning of
message
Notes Feature Pack 9
• Upgrade OSGi / Eclipse /
SWT to support Java 8
compile time
• Ability to run rules on
existing emails
• Support for persistent VDIs
for Roaming and SAML
configurations
• Support for Last Name / First
Name mail addressing in
Notes client providing
consistent results
• Support auto refresh for
delegated mail files
High Priority
• Upgrade Embedded Sametime
• Support for STARTTLS protocol
in Notes client
• Support for incremental overlay
in federated calendars for ICS
files
• Delegate Calendar and ToDo's
option when delegating mail files
• Increase limit for junk mail in the
Notes client
• Archiving with editor access for
delegates
• Support for folder design
upgrades for large number of
folders
• Forward invitation as an
invitation

20. IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion.
Domino / Application Development Feature Pack Candidates
Domino Fix Pack 7
• Notes / Domino Port
Encryption upgraded to
AES
Domino Feature Pack 8
• Upgrade Java 1.8 (Run time
only)
• Move Views outside of NSF for
Increased data store in NSF
• Document encryption for XPages
• Backend LotusScript / JavaScript
/ Java Access to ID Vault
• Increase Document Summary
limit from 64k to 16mb
• Domino Designer source control
extension point for Swiper
integration
• Pubnames template update
• Support ADFS 3.0
• New @ModifiedInThisFile,
@AddedToThisFile
Domino Feature Pack 9
• Upgrade to Java 1.8 (Designer
Compile time)
• Upgrade OSGi on Domino Server
• NIF: Concurrency Enhancements
& in-line view update
• Domino policy to restrict mail
from forwarding to an internet
address
• Support RFC 2231 - this RFC is
the current standard for
specifying non-ASCII headers. It
was first introduced over 15
years ago. It was not widely used
for many years. It is now the
default for many mail clients, e.g.,
Thunderbird
High Priority
• Performance and
Scalability
improvements for IBM
Verse On Premises
• DAS REST API
enhancements

21. IBM Verse
On-Premises

22. IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion.
IBM Verse On-Premises Overview
• Domino customers can now deploy IBM Verse On-Premises and
further leverage their investment with IBM
• It provides the same rich experience as Verse in the cloud
• Customers can deploy IBM Verse On-Premises by installing
additional elements for search on Domino and using IBM
Connections functions via API-based access **
• Entitled via active S&S for Notes Client Access License:
- CEO com bundle or Messaging or Enterprise Client Access
License (CAL) / Processor Value Unity (PVU)
- Messaging / Collaboration Express
- All Dual Entitlement (DE) licensing
- Must have active S&S or Dual Entitlement (DE) Service!
- Leverage IBM Connections Files and Profiles entitlements
with Notes / Domino
** The Limited Entitlement to Connections Files and Profiles with all Notes / Domino licensing is upgraded to Connections 5.5

23. IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion.
IBM Verse On-Premises High-Level Architecture
• Supported without IBM Connections 5.5 (or later) – Files / Profiles are required (on-premises) for full experience
• Domino 9.0.1 at latest Fix Pack level - Fix Pack 7
• Mail-file design must be at Domino 9.0 level (can be customized as long as standard fields etc. are unmodified).
APIs for populating
“Important to Me” bar,
social content, etc.
IBM Verse User Interface
(for Mail and Calendar
hosted from Domino)
Domino 9.0.1 / FP7+
(existing Domino mail
infrastructure)
IBM Connections 5.5 /
Cumulative Refresh 1
(for Files, Profiles, Preview, Business
Card, Team Analytics, etc.)
Search Index
(on Domino)
New components
Existing
components

24. What’s next for IBM Verse On-
Premises?
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25. Timeline
All modules completed.
IBM Verse Sync API access
(IBM internal only)
Sold via SOWs in the Apps
Program (i.e. Support Included)
“ALPHA”
(DEMO-only via
test accounts to
selected PREVIEW
customers )
BETA 1
(available to selected
PREVIEW customers)
BETA 2
(available to selected
PREVIEW customers)
Modules will be integrated fully
with Connections Cloud.
GA 1.0
GA Next
Start Project
May 2016
June/July
2016
Mid-July
2016
October
2016
December 2016
1H2017

26. Features under consideration:
• High Availability: performance and
scalability
• Files: filter and preview
• UI refresh
• IBM Connections 6.0 support
• Threads: message list and preview
• Sametime rich client integration
• Calendar Inbox
• Delegation for calendar and mail
• Extensibility
• Mobile enhancements (profile picture and
important people
• Suggested recipients
• Cognitive Organizer
• Promoted statements / messages
IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions and intent are subject to
change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion.
IBM Verse
On-Premises

27. Feature Packs – An App Dev Perspective
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28. Introductions
19
Brian Gleeson
Software Developer
@BGleesonIE
Martin Donnelly
Software Architect
@TweeterDonnelly

29. Feature Packs – An App Dev Perspective
Feature Packs work well with XPages
XPages has been able to provide enhancements outside of the regular ND release cycle
Many XPages enhancements have been provided on OpenNTF.org via the XPages ExtLib project *
ExtLib enhancements have been re-integrated to ND core in all feature releases since 9.0
* XPages ExtLib is by far the most successful OpenNTF project to date with ~ 90K downloads
* http://extlib.openntf.org
Traditional
Model

30. Feature Packs – An App Dev Perspective
Up to now… XPages enhancements come from two different sources
1. XPages core depends on new Notes/Domino core features
e.g. Document encryption requires new Java APIs for access to the Domino user id vault and user id itself
2. ExtLib releases which are always based on ND capabilities available in most recent core release
e.g. Responsive capabilities was easy because everything needed to integrate Bootstrap was already there
Since Feature Packs allow new APIs, same model can be applied to FPs…
i.e. OpenNTF enhancements can be integrated into future ND Feature Packs

31. Feature Packs – An App Dev Perspective
Integrating OpenNTF enhancements into Feature Packs means
A continuous delivery model offering a more frequent refresh cycle than before
Less to do in terms of XPages Ext Lib upgrades, installs etc
As a open source contributor you can get your favorite thing into a ND Feature Pack !
Built-in granular control over the version of XPages you want to work with…
Feature Pack numbers will be added to the Minimum Supported Release menu in Domino Designer
Each XPages property is versioned in a way that supports Feature Pack delivery
New to 9.0.1 FP8

32. FP8
What’s in FP8 ?
…Bootstrap … JDBC ... Doc Encryption … Tooling…
Domino Designer

33. The Feature Pack Pipeline
A Rich XPages Stream for Feature Packs
XPages Extension Library has had 17 releases since 9.0.1 GA
… meaning all of these are candidates for future FPs:
RDBMS Support
Bootstrap Responsive Capabilities
DAS Enhancements
Bluemix Tooling
Community Contributed Features and Fixes
… plus features from the ND post-9.0.1 internal pipeline
Document encryption/decryption for the web
iNotes Calendar enhancements
Swiper Extension Point for Domino Designer
Miscellaneous Features and Fixes

34. Demos – Highlights of FP8
B
Document
Encryption
Domino Designer
… via JDBC
RDBMS
Access

35. RDBMS Support and Responsive XPages Demo
26
ExtLib Bugs
.NSF db
Core FP8 Bugs
DB2 db
XPages Application
9.0.1 FP8
Bootstrap RDBMS Support

36. Summary - Responsive XPages With Bootstrap
• Dynamically optimise UX across all devices
• Write once, run anywhere
• Bootstrap + Glyphicons + jQuery + XPages
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37. Summary - Responsive XPages With Bootstrap
28
Q4 2014 2015 Q1 2016 Q1 2017
OpenNTF
ExtLib v10
Bootstrap Release 9.0.1 ExtLib Release
Bootstrap v3.2
OpenNTF
ExtLib v16
Bootstrap v3.3.6
IBM
V9.0.1 FP8
Bootstrap v3.3.7
OpenNTF
ExtLib v11-v15
Many responsive fixes &
improvements

38. Summary - Responsive XPages With Bootstrap
• Two main themes: Bootstrap3, Bootstrap3_flat
• Advanced theme: Bootstrap3_blank
• All XPages and ExtLib controls get Bootstrap look and feel
• Many controls made responsive
• Additional Bootstrap XPages controls
• Carousel
• Dashboard
• Navbar
• Application Layout Wizard
• Two added Responsive configurations
29

39. Summary – RDBMS Support in XPages
• Integrate relational data into XPages applications
• Bind XPages controls to JDBC Query or RowSet
• Improve performance with connection pooling, ‘Simple’ or ‘Apache DBCP’
• Use JDBC @functions in SSJS
• e.g. @JdbcExecuteQuery, @JdbcInsert, @JdbcUpdate
…
DB2®
SQL Server®Oracle®
PostgreSQL
XPages
App
30

40. Summary – RDBMS Support in XPages
JDBC Driver Plugin Wizard in Domino Designer
• Create Update Site
• or JDBC plugin only
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41. Summary – Document Encryption / Decryption on the Web
What do you need for doc encryption on the web ?
1. Notes/Domino FP8 is the minimum release
2. Domino IDVault must be running in your server environment
3. Domino Security
• Users must have privilege to do encryption
• Ref: Notes Admin > Server doc security tab
4. Document encryption must be enabled on a per-NSF basis (opt-in)
• App Config > Xsp Properties > General > Data Sources
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42. Summary – Document Encryption / Decryption on the Web
• Docs can be automatically decrypted by the XPages runtime
• Low code or No code required on the XPage
• Docs can be encrypted using secret or public/private keys
• Designer experience is simplified using wizards, pickers and @Functions
33
Secret Keys
Secret Key
Picker
Encrypted
Field

43. Summary – Document Encryption / Decryption on the Web
Supporting XPages Features
• New Secret Key Picker control
• Populates encryption field with secret keys from user id
• Existing Name Picker control
• Populates encryption keys with names for public/private keys
• New @Functions for simplified SSJS coding
• @UserSecretKeys()
• @UserID()
• New Domino Document Data Source Property
• encryptionKeysProvider
• New Managed Bean
• dominoIDVaultBean
• Connects end-users to the ID Vault
• Handles authentication
• New xsp.properties entry - xsp.domino.document.encryption=true|false 34

44. Summary – Document Encryption / Decryption on the Web
Programmability Enhancements - APIs
• New classes, methods & properties in C, Java, SSJS & LotusScript
• New IDVault and UserID classes + extensions to existing classes:
• Session class: IDVault Session.getIDVault()
• Database class: Database.setUserIDForDecrypt(UserID uid)
• Document class: Document.encrypt(Optional UserID uid)
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Java
ServerSide JavaScript

45. Domino Designer Miscellany – All About You!
New XPages Preferences as per YOUR requests
• XPages Editor Pane Selection
• Design Visualization Behavior
• Palette Organization
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46. Improved Developer Productivity
SSJS Editor Support for new Global Objects
Managed Beans SSJS Object List.. with TypeAhead Support
• userBean
• viewStateBean
• deviceBean
• dominoIDVaultBean
• YOUR Managed Beans
37

47. iNotes Calendar Support
See YOUR calendar in double quick time!
• New Designer wizard generates all the XSP markup needed for iNotes calendar
• Drag / Drop / Done
38

48. XPages Theme Extension Point
See YOUR themes in Domino Designer !
New Community Driven Feature ...
In the class that implements StyleKitFactory
also implement StyleKitListFactory
Return a list of themes using getThemeIds()
39

49. New Extension Point for Swiper enables tighter Designer Integration
Better Support for Team Development
• Filter irrelevant meta-data noise from your source control activities
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50. A Look to the Future

51. IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice at IBM’s sole discretion.
A Look to the Future…
Domino / Application Development Feature Pack Candidates
Domino Fix Pack 7
• Notes / Domino Port
Encryption upgraded to
AES
Domino Feature Pack 8
• Upgrade Java 1.8 (Run time
only)
• Move Views outside of NSF for
Increased data store in NSF
• Document encryption for XPages
• Backend LotusScript / JavaScript
/ Java Access to ID Vault
• Increase Document Summary
limit from 64k to 16mb
• Domino Designer source control
extension point for Swiper
integration
• Pubnames template update
• Support ADFS 3.0
• New @ModifiedInThisFile,
@AddedToThisFile
Domino Feature Pack 9
• Upgrade to Java 1.8 (Designer
Compile time)
• Upgrade OSGi on Domino Server
• XPages Open Sourcing
• NIF: Concurrency Enhancements
& in-line view update
• OpenNTF Community Projects /
Contributions
High Priority
• Performance and
Scalability
improvements for IBM
Verse On Premises
• DAS REST API
enhancements

52. A Look to the Future…
But this is what is REALLY exciting…
• An Eclipse upgrade means you can take advantage of Java 1.8 features in
• XPages, Custom Controls, Managed Beans
• Java Agents
• Java Design Element
• It gives us the opportunity to take advantage of modern Eclipse tooling
• Source control plug-ins (EGit, SCN, CVS etc)
• Updated Editors and Tooling (e.g. JavaScript enhancements, Bluemix)
• Latest Community Projects
• OSGi components requiring the modern implementations can be dropped in once again

53. SmartNSF FP9 Candidate
(To be included soon in ExtLibX on OpenNTF)
Transform your Notes Application
in a Microservice in Minutes!
Register your REST API via a single
file direct in the IBM Domino Designer
Expose the API under <your
database>.nsf/xsp/.xrest/
Using Groovy and Java to manipulate
the exposed data
Intercept the request by defined
events:
Validate
preload, postload, postnew
presave, postsave, presubmit

54. Q&A
45
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55. Resources
Online Samples of Today’s Demo Apps
 http://xsamples.ibmcollabcloud.com/
Info and Blog Articles on Document Encryption / Domino ID Vault
 http://ibm.biz/NotesFieldEncryptionInfo - Article by Richard Schwartz
 http://ibm.biz/DominoIDVaultOverview - Article by Nancy E Kho
Bootstrap / Responsive Design
 http://ibm.biz/ResponsiveXPages1 - XPages Bootstrap Video by Brian Gleeson
 http://ibm.biz/ResponsiveXPages2 - XPages Bootstrap Video by Brian Gleeson … the sequel !
 http://getbootstrap.com/ - Bootstrap home page
 http://blog.getbootstrap.com/ - Official Bootstrap Blog

56. Resources
Useful XPages Sites
 https://www.openntf.org/ - Home page for OpenNTF
 https://extlib.openntf.org/ - XPages Extension Library site
 http://ibm.biz/MasteringXPages - Mastering XPages book
 http://xpages.info/ - XPages news site
 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/xpages - XPages on Stack Overflow
 https://xpagesandmore.blogspot.ie/ - More XPages news and updates
 http://www.tlcc.com/admin/tlccsite.nsf/pages/xpages - TLCC XPages Training
Reports from the Trenches
 http://camerongregor.com/ - Cameron Gregor
 http://johnjardin.ukuvuma.co.za/ - John Jardin
 http://xpageswiki.com – Julian Buss
 http://www.xpagedeveloper.com/ - Fredrik Norling

57. Thank You
Buíochas
Спасибо !
Merci !
Dank u !
Vielen Dank !
Gracias !
Grazie !
Tak !
‫شكرا‬
‫תודה‬‫רבה‬‫לך‬
Bye Bye 

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60. Backup
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61. FAQs…
• Will I be able to take advantage of Java 8 in Designer in FP8 ?
 No, you can only compile XPages, Java agents and other Java artifacts to Java 6
 FP9 will support Java 8 from a design-time perspective
• Are new FP UI features translated into international languages ?
 Yes, runtime error messages and warnings will be based on user language preferences
 The developer experience in Domino Designer will be English-only
• What components have been upgraded in FP8 ?
 Dojo from 1.8.3 to 1.9.7
 CKEditor from 3.6.6.2 to 4.5.3.2

62. Other Potential Feature Pack Candidates
• XPages Open Sourcing
• Domino Designer Fixes
• More Community Contributions – what would you like ?
• Other OpenNTF Projects
• POI 4 XPages
• Smart NSF
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63. Domino Database (NSF) Enhancements
View concurrency enhancements
Dedicated View Refresh: Dedicated background thread alleviates
issue of view indexes being update at same time when
reading/writing to a view
Inline view updates: views are updated as part of the note
updates
Store database view indexes (NIF) on disk
Store views indexes outside of NSF
View indexes on disk can grow to 1 Terabyte
View indexes encrypted at same level as NSF
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64. Domino Database (NSF) Enhancements
Expand 64K Summary data limit
In current releases Text (Summary) limit is:
64KB per document
32KB per field
32KB per view entry
In Notes/Domino 9.0.x we have raised the Summary data
16MB per document
Individual Field/View limits remain unchanged
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65. Important
speaker
instructions
MANDATORY DISCLAIMERS must be added to your presentation. Also, be sure your presentation
complies with the marketing guidelines.
FORWARD CONTENT – If your presentation has forward looking content, it is mandatory that you put the
forward disclaimer as slide 2 in your presentation, right after the Title slide. (This is the “Please Note”
disclaimer slide, in this template, third slide down, slide number 3).
ALL OTHERS – All presentations, whether they have future content or not, must include the mandatory
“Notices and Disclaimers” – slides 19 & 20 in this template. Insert these slides just before the “Thank You”
slide in your deck.
Please be mindful of the legal guidance and approvals needed for use of photos, logos,
customer references and analyst information. It is recommended to have your material reviewed
by Legal if you have any concerns regarding your content.
Please submit your final presentation in the online Speaker Kit by January 19, 2017.
Post your final file in PDF format using the following naming convention: session code.pptx
(For example, 1576.pptx)
Revenue Recognition guidance of what you can and can not say is embedded in the tool and
also available through this link: https://w3-connections.ibm.com/wikis/home?lang=en-
us#!/wiki/Wdf871912a129_4804_a2f6_32c8b82d3274/page/Product%20Disclosure-
%20Revenue%20Recognition%20Guidelines
Note: Please remove these instructions before finalizing your presentation.
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66. @B_Rosen
@AdamKesnerIBM
@TweeterDonnelly
@BGleesonIE
@TLCCLtd
@Teamstudio
Upcoming Events:
Connect Comes to the UK, May 4th
Engage in Antwerp Belgium, May 8-9
DNUG meeting in Germany on May 31 to June 1
Social Connections in Chicago, IL on June 1-2
MWLUG in Alexandria, VA on August 8-10, 2017
Question and Answer Time!
Teamstudio Questions?
contactus@teamstudio.com
978-712-0924
TLCC Questions?
howardg@tlcc.com
888-241-8522 or 561-953-0095
Howard Greenberg
Courtney Carter
Barry Rosen Adam Kesner Martin Donnelly Brian Gleeson