What’s New in IBM Connections 5.5
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IBM has finally announced some of what's new in IBM Connections 5.5 due soon for everyone. Some of the highlights of enhancements include nested folders and:
A new user experience theme. Not much else to say but a new theme.
Communities get new looks and feel with new features
You can also now:
- add events to your personal calendar
- Discover private communities
- Better organize communities
- Control email notifications so much better (not like what I had to blog about before)
- Real-time alerts
- Smart type-ahead search
- Boost your own content in your search results
- Stream roll up
- Rich text editor enhancements (oh look a permanent pen)
- Save as office integration
- and more...
IBM Connections 5.5Straight from the IBM press center comes the following blurb:
- Organize your documents, presentations and more into your own nested folder hierarchy in Personal and Community Files
- Brand new file viewer experience which allows you to find the content that you need faster and review it quickly without having to download
- Build powerful team sites specific for your team needs (e.g. HR, Sales, Marketing, etc) with new configuration capabilities such as:
- New community layouts and community overview page
- Responsive apps so you can just drag-n-drop between columns in one motion
- Rename apps based on your audience
- A brand new Rich Content app which you can use for announcements or embedding content from the web
- Smart type-ahead search to find what you need instantly
- Enhancements to the rich text editor such as permanent pen, sort table data, and more
- Real-time alerts on your desktop (for HTML5 browsers) to notify you when content needs your attention
IBM Connections V5.5 includes capabilities that help with the customization of online communities, making them more engaging and useful for the members. Files can be organized more effectively, making it simpler to locate the information that you need for your projects. Notifications are easier to access and are designed to improve your ability to respond to important business needs as they emerge.
You will be able to read more in the coming weeks and at IBM Connect 2016 for sure.
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On Wednesday, December 16th, 2015 by Chris Miller