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1. Integrating Novell ® Teaming within Your Existing Infrastructure Robin Redgrave Collaboration Technical Specialist [email_address] Tracy Smith Product Manager, Novell Teaming [email_address] Kai Reichert Collaboration Technical Specialist [email_address]

3. Using Existing Server Environment

4. Authentication Sources

5. Inbound and Outbound Messaging

6. Using WebDAV Mapped Drives

7. Using Mirrored Folders to Access Existing Documents

8. Data Synchronization with Novell ® Data Synchronizer

9. Using Information Feeds

10. Access from Mobile Devices

11. Teaming Overview

12. Personal and Team Productivity Overview Novell ® GroupWise ® Novell ® Conferencing Novell ® Pulse Novell ® Teaming E-Mail Calendar Contacts Instant Message Audio Desktop Share Video Document Share Real-time Communication Document Co-authoring Social Messaging Team Collaboration Workflow Content Management Knowledge Retention

13. Customizable Workspaces Relevance Dashboard Social Tools Robust Workflows Content Management Components User-based Access Control Teaming 2

14. Teaming: Key Success Areas Knowledge Repository Document Management Project Collaboration Process Automation New: Intranet Replacement/Augmentation Customer Themes / Profiles Distributed Teams, Security and Identity, Knowledge Retention, Collaboration vs Sharing, Cost, Support, Experience, Open & Flexible

15. Validation “ Teaming brings very strong capabilities for workspaces and collaborative application development, particularly in the area of workflow” — The Forrester Wave™: Collaboration Platforms, Q3 2009 Rob Koplowitz , Forrester Analyst, United States Novell Teaming 2 Named a Leader in Forrester Wave Report

16. Server Environment

18. SUSE ® Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 10 or SLES 11

21. MSSQL

23. Existing Backup environment

24. Existing product knowledge

26. Existing Backup environment

28. Firefox 3.5 or newer

30. DMZ scenario may require a multi-server setup

31. Authentication

33. Active Directory

38. Inbound and Outbound E-mail

40. E-mail address is taken from the server hostname

42. TLS is supported for secure communication

44. Only users with sufficient rights are allowed to post to a folder

48. Allows user to view teaming information in Novell ® GroupWise ®

49. Can subscribe to Teaming calendars/RSS feeds

51. Using WebDAV

54. Teaming rights active

55. Activity logged

57. Using Information Feeds

60. Outlook

61. Notes

65. Periodically updated

67. Tracked places

68. Team places

69. Mirrored Folders

71. Full indexing

72. Workflows

73. Can add additional data the the entry form

75. File locks not honoured

76. Does not use existing file rights on the server

77. Mobile Access

79. View optimised for smaller display

81. Data Synchronization

84. Exchange

85. Notes

86. Mobile devices

87. … And others

88. Questions?

90. Multiple directory support

91. SMTP mail inbound and outbound to standard mail systems

92. Browser access

93. RSS

94. Expose legacy document stores

96. Novell ® Teaming Library www.novell.com/teaming_library See complete library at:

99. Novell Conferencing

101. Entry versioning

102. Entry access controls

103. Novell ® Teaming “Durango” End of Summer 2010

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