IBM Lotus Quickr
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| Developer(s) | IBM |
| Stable release | 8.2 |
| Operating system | Cross-platform |
| Type | teamcollaboration, collaboration, web 2.0 |
| License | License |
| Website | ibm.com |
IBM Lotus Quickr is collaborative software used by teams of people to share content. Lotus Quickr works inside and outside firewalls.
Lotus Quickr can be described as three things:
- Content stores or repositories - where you store your personal and team content
- Team Collaboration - that let you store, organize, access, and share content and team projects
- Connectors - that provide the end user interface to Lotus Quickr content
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[edit] Key Components
Lotus Quickr has six main components: [1]
- Content libraries: organize and share content
- Lotus Quickr + ECM: extend enterprise content management investments
- Team places: create online places for projects or teams
- Connectors: work where you are without switching applications
- Templates: use prebuilt team places to get started fast
- Personal file sharing: create your personal place to share content with others
Through entitlement options with IBM Lotus Connections, Lotus Quickr users can also access Lotus Connections Wikis and Files, at no additional charge. [2]
[edit] Product enhancements
Lotus Quickr connectors are like mini-applications or plug-ins that are snapped into desktop applications. The connectors offer the following features and benefits: People can continue to work in their familiar desktop applications. The connectors enable the easy movement of content from Lotus Notes, Lotus Sametime, Windows Explorer, Microsoft Office or Lotus Symphony into Quickr.
The software offers scalable content repositories, content management and team services such as wikis and team blogs
The Lotus Quickr content services include Web services and REST style services for accessing content, allowing developers to build their own extensions and connectors to Lotus Quickr. Initial support for the NSF and JCR backends was announced with future support coming for IBM DB2 Content Manager and IBM FileNet P8.
Free templates are available from SNAPPS, an Official IBM Design Partner, for Lotus Quickr to enable faster deployment.
Third party applications that enhance the user experience include an improved Online rich-text editor from Ephox which helps contributors create compelling content quickly in Team places, the wiki and blog components.
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ "Product Home Page". IBM. 2009-01-28. http://www-01.ibm.com/software/lotus/products/quickr/. Retrieved 2009-01-28.
- ^ "Announcement letter". IBM. 2009-09-08. http://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/rep_ca/0/897/ENUS209-270/ENUS209-270.PDF. Retrieved 2009-09-15.
[edit] External links
- IBM Team Collaboration
- Product Documentation
- Lotus Quickr Wiki
- THE UC VIEW - Independent resource for Lotus Sametime, Quickr, Connections projects
- The Collaboration Soapbox (evangelism community)_
- THE VIEW - Independent guidance for Lotus professionals
- The QuickrBlog (by Stuart McIntyre)
- Rob Novak blog
- Lotus Quickr FAQ
- Viktor Krantz blog - development postings about Lotus Quickr
- SNAPPS - Official IBM Design Partner for Lotus Quickr
- Free templates for Lotus QuickPlace & Lotus Quickr
- EditLive! the user friendly HTML editor for Quickr
- KSPROTOCOL - IBM Business Partner for Lotus Quickr in Singapore
- Opus Neo - Official IBM Design Partner for Lotus Quickr
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