Dashboard plug-in for IBM Lotus Notes and Sametime which is used with WebSphere Business Monitor
A plug-in that allows use of WebSphere Business Monitor's alerts, instances, and key performance indicators directly from Sametime or Notes.
Date Posted: January 17, 2008
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What is Dashboard plug-in for IBM Lotus Notes and Sametime which is used with WebSphere Business Monitor?
This plug-in brings WebSphere® Business Monitor's alerts, instances, and key performance indicators to Sametime® and Lotus Notes®. By using the APIs available through WebSphere Business Monitor, this plug-in allows the user to monitor business processes in real time through IBM®'s collaborative software in addition to WebSphere Portal or a Web-based dashboard.
WebSphere Business Monitor provides a visual display of the status of a business process, along with alerts and notifications to key users that enable continuous improvement of business processes.
How does it work? This plug-in requires WebSphere Business Monitor with a REST services target (which is installed when the Monitor is installed), as well as either Lotus Notes 8 or Sametime 7.5.x. The plug-in is installed by the installer. No special knowledge of REST or additional software is needed to use this technology; the user merely need personalize the installation.
This plug-in was written in Java™.
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| | About the technology author(s):
 Rick Osowski has worked with WebSphere Business Monitor for over two years. He graduated from Penn State University with a degree in computer science. Mr. Osowski employs his previous WebSphere Application Server and UNIX® experience on a daily basis while installing, deploying, and testing WebSphere Business Monitor.
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 Alex Peay has worked on the WebSphere Business Monitor project for over three years. He graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in information systems management. Before joining IBM, Mr. Peay was a project manager at a start-up company.
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