GRANITE Lotus User Group February 2011 Meeting, Monday

Just a reminder, the GRANITE Lotus User Group February 2011 Meeting will be this coming Monday, February 14, 2011. Below is the agenda. We will be raffling off an Official Lotusphere 2011 T-Shirt. So if you did not have the opportunity to get a Lotusphere 2011 T-Shirt, here is your chance. For more information go to our web site, http://granite-ug.org.

February 14, 2011 Meeting Agenda
Don't forget to pay your 2011 dues - either online on our Web site or in person at the meeting!
Come to this meeting and get a chance to win a Lotusphere 2011 T-Shirt
8:30 - 9:00 AM - Registration, Breakfast, Refreshments & Networking

9:00 AM - 9:15 AM
Presentation: "What's New With Lotus/IBM" Update
Presenter: Marcie Kane, IBM

9:15 AM - 10:15 AM
Presentation: Lotusphere 2011: Wrap up and discussion
Presenters: GRANITE members

If you missed Lotusphere, you'll want to hear what your colleagues learned while attending this annual event.

10:15 AM - 10:30 AM - Break

10:30 AM - 11:00 PM
Presentation: LotusLive
Presenter: Bernie Leung, Granite President; Mesa Technology

LotusLive offers professional grade e-mail, networking and collaboration tools and online meetings - all designed to let you work seamlessly with people inside and outside of your organization.

11:05 AM - 12:05 PM
Presentation: What is Ontrack®Compass™
Presenter: Arvo Lepasepp, Sales Engineer, Enterprise Software Group, Kroll Ontrack

Ontrack®Compass™ is our proprietary e-mail and file archiving enterprise software offering. Our archiving platform helps corporations proactively reduce risk and manage regulatory, compliance, retention policies, audits, investigations and litigation preparedness. Archiving can also drive down storage costs through de-duplication and compression, minimizing or eliminating offline NSF’s, and move data from the Domino server to less expensive storage. Ontrack®Compass™ was initially built for the Lotus Notes platform so the Notes Administrator can work within an environment they are familiar with. If you or your department has ever had to identify critical information for investigations, discovery or regulatory purposes, you will appreciate how this type of technology can simplify your life and reduce risk for your organization. For more information go to www.ontrackcompass.com.

12:10 PM - 12:40 PM
Lunch (provided by GRANITE).

01:00 PM - Discussion Groups / Workshop / Networking
Focused, moderated discussion groups to address topics of major interest to attendees. So bring your problems, your laptops, your questions, and let's share some solutions. We can all learn something new at every meeting.

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