Domino Document Manager or as I call it Domino.doc or DomDoc is no longer keeping up to date, in fact it is end of life already.
For those of you with the ODMA connector installed and upgrading to Office 2007 or 2010 and get an error message when trying to save something, in this case it was Visio for me, the only MS Office product I use, you would get an error saying you can not use the doc neighborhood.
Since we still support DomDoc clients and I did not want to break what works on my laptop, there is an IBM Technote #1230216, called "Change ODMA integration using the Windows registry" that outlines how to selectively turn off ODMA in specific applications.
It worked very well and I want to make sure everyone who needs it can use it as a number of Doc customers come out of the woodwork and you may find yourself wondering what is wrong.
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Friday, September 17, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
What I learned from the Hospitality Industry
The last 2 days I have been taking part in some meetings with various CVB's (Convention and Visitor Bureaus) and other similar entities, country representatives and large hotel chains and cruise lines.
iPads were the key item for many but regular laptops still showed up.
Most if not all people had an iPhone.
Their industry, like most, has sufferred greatly and the outlook for the future is not real good until Q1 oe Q2 2011.
The interesting thing is planners have shrunk down the lead time for an event from 6 months to a year out to 2 months or less. The reason is budgets. They get a yes/green light and they want to book everything yesterday for tomorrow.
Sound familiar?
I was speaking about training to many people and no one said they receive any training, from new laptops to phones to how to use their Notes client, I will be helping those people.
Training in every organization is key, technology is one thing, sales is another and product knowledge and awareness is important. So if it is so important, why doesn't anyone pay for it anymore?
Online training, web based, self study are only as good as the effort put in and few people really put in the effort. Plus the knowledge an instructor has to provide from real life experiences and answer questions or better yet, prompt for questions is what allows people to truly learn and remember information.
When we speak at events we try to be that audience, think about what they need or want to learn.
When you sit in front of an online tutorial it's just not the same thing.
Looking to follow up some of the discussions, but it brought a reality that people need training and want it and know they need it.
Management are you listening?
iPads were the key item for many but regular laptops still showed up.
Most if not all people had an iPhone.
Their industry, like most, has sufferred greatly and the outlook for the future is not real good until Q1 oe Q2 2011.
The interesting thing is planners have shrunk down the lead time for an event from 6 months to a year out to 2 months or less. The reason is budgets. They get a yes/green light and they want to book everything yesterday for tomorrow.
Sound familiar?
I was speaking about training to many people and no one said they receive any training, from new laptops to phones to how to use their Notes client, I will be helping those people.
Training in every organization is key, technology is one thing, sales is another and product knowledge and awareness is important. So if it is so important, why doesn't anyone pay for it anymore?
Online training, web based, self study are only as good as the effort put in and few people really put in the effort. Plus the knowledge an instructor has to provide from real life experiences and answer questions or better yet, prompt for questions is what allows people to truly learn and remember information.
When we speak at events we try to be that audience, think about what they need or want to learn.
When you sit in front of an online tutorial it's just not the same thing.
Looking to follow up some of the discussions, but it brought a reality that people need training and want it and know they need it.
Management are you listening?
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