Recorded on Thursday 17th May 2012. Luis Benitez and Handly Cameron join Darren and Stuart to discuss the new IBM Connections Suite announced this week, a plethora of plugins for Connections, XPages and Connections integration and even why its dangerous

Recorded on Monday 14th May 2012. The sweet episode! SugarCon and the new Connections Suite. Keith Brooks joins Stuart to discuss the news from SugarCRMs conference, IBM shifting off Siebel, the new ...

Recorded on Monday 23rd April 2012. Jon Scott joins us to discuss the role of social and collaboration tools in 21st century university teaching, and Darren and I ponder the lessons to be learnt from ...

Recorded on Wednesday 4th April 2012. Mat Newman joins us to review AusLUG 2012, and to discuss how we can reach those Lotus and ICS advocates and users that are not part of the community today. ...

Recorded on Friday 30th March 2012. Darren joins Mat Newman and the crew at AusLUG 2012 for live This Week in Lotus review of the conference. ...

Simon Vaughan, Mac Guidera and Baan Slavens join to talk Connections - roll out of a new release at Cardiff University, futures for the mobile apps, fix pack one for 3.0.1 and even Windows Explorer access to your Connections files. ...

Episode 93 recorded on Thursday 15th March 2012. Sharon Bellamy and Femke Goedhart join Darren and Stuart to discuss the upcoming user groups in Belgium and the Netherlands, how to recover from Connections database failure and why Yammer's business model

Episode 92 recorded on Friday 9th March 2012. Mike McGarel joins Darren and Stuart to discuss the XWork Server offering 6 months on, the new OpenNTF XPages development contest, a new and improved xpages.info site and community efforts to improve IBM Conn

Mat Newman and Theo Heselmans join Darren and I to discuss the upcoming BLUG and AUSLUG user groups, agenda highlights, key speakers and their related social events. I suffer from some impetuosity regarding upgrading my OS, and hours of bloopers ensue. .

We meet with four IBMers about the latest XPages book, the XPages Portable Command Guide, to discuss the aims and content of the book, who should read it, which resources someone new to the technology should read and more. Oh and Darren takes questions f