This document provides recommendations for performance tuning of IBM Connections 4 (Connections) based on the experience of the IBM Collaboration Solutions Performance team.

This document provides recommendations for performance tuning of IBM® Lotus® Connections 3 (Connections) based on the experience of the IBM Collaboration Solutions Performance team.

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Back to main topic 5. Business card The developerWorks article "Deploying IBM Lotus Connections: Integrating with other systems" provides the code that you need to generate these tags on a sample page that works when loaded in any browser that has access to the Lotus Connections Profiles server. ...

Back to main topic 5. Busines card In this section, we provide step-by-step instructions about how to add custom actions to a Lotus Connections business card. This sample demonstrates how you can integrate with real-life applications such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Skype, and so forth. These sample ...

Back to main topic 5. Business card This section provides step-by-step instructions about how to add third-party links to the Profiles business card by editing the Lotus Connections configuration file

During the Lotus Connections 2.0 beta I developed a custom extension to Microsoft Sharepoint Services 3.0 (that can be used on other Sharepoint systems) to allow adding in Connections a link back to t

Authors Mike Ebbers is an ITSO Project Leader and a Consulting IT Specialist. Mike has been a Project Leader in ITSO for 14 years, managing projects and publishing IBM Redbooks publications on t