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Leveraging the cloud to build industry solutions
During this webcast, Mark Weber and David Carew explore cloud products and the platform, and demonstrate how IBM makes it easier for you to take advantage of this evolution in your industry. |
Webcast | 2011 Sep 28 -- 2012 Sep 27 |
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Transform Your Business with Social Business in the Cloud
The era of social collaboration is here. Across industries, business leaders are driving initiatives that strategically integrate social collaboration tools with business processes. Being a social business means that you embrace technology to enhance relationships between employees, customers, and partners - and as a result, things can get done more quickly and effectively, potentially delivering an unprecedented return for the time invested. Using IBM cloud collaboration services to become social can help your organization transform business. Employees can collaborate reliably with each other and with customers and suppliers in a single place, across firewalls with no-cost guest accounts. They can securely store and share files, manage projects seamlessly, and host online meetings—all through one easy-to-use dashboard. Learn how Russell's Convenience is cutting costs by 33 percent by putting social to work. |
Webcast | 2011 Nov 01 -- 2012 Nov 01 |
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Get Social. Build Apps. Virtual event
Social networking services are on track to replace email as the primary communications method for many business users in the next few years. This new paradigm impacts more than the inbox. It stretches to all applications that can be enhanced through the added energy, creativity, and decision making that comes from a social network. As each company looks to incorporate social networking technologies, it is, in fact, becoming what IBM calls a Social Business. The Get Social. Build Apps. Virtual Event will guide clients and partners in adding social capabilities to their business applications to capitalize on the collective intelligence from people and social networks. |
Briefing | 2011 Nov 03 -- 2012 May 03 |
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Lotusphere India 2012
Mumbai, India Whether it's social business strategies or product features and capabilities, Lotusphere has what you know, love, and expect. This event covers a wide range of topics from what it means to be a social business to creating value and better business outcomes. |
Conference | 2012 Mar 01 -- 2012 Mar 01 |
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Pulse 2012
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States Pulse will showcase Integrated Service Management best practices, solutions, and expertise that can help your organization transform the way you design, deliver, and manage business services. |
Conference | 2012 Mar 04 -- 2012 Mar 07 |
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Lotus Connections 3.0.1: Social computing for business
Barcelona, Spain Learn how to leverage the nine integrated services of Lotus Connections 3.0.1 to implement social software for business. Hear about and use the functions and features that capture, communicate, share, collaborate, organize, and deliver social software for business. In addition, you will explore new mobile features offered in Lotus Connections 3.0.1. |
Briefing | 2012 Apr 11 -- 2012 Apr 13 |
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Innovate 2012
Orlando, Florida, United States Hear more about how IBM helps you seize business opportunities by managing change in this economic environment and by ensuring your software delivery investments are aligned with your business priorities. Make better decisions based on real time, get accurate information and consensus across stakeholders, and deliver quality products and software solutions through improved governance and risk management. |
Conference | 2012 Jun 03 -- 2012 Jun 07 |
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