http://blog.esme.us enterprise microsharing in a process context Sun, 24 Jan 2010 14:12:35 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en We have over the last weeks been working closely with Thingamy on integrating ESME with their work processor. The result can be seen in the video below. A few words from Sig Rinde from Thingamy: Thingamy's 'Work Processor' runs the workflow without glitch with path choices at most corners - ... http://blog.esme.us/integration-with-thingamy/ Introduction I have just finished integrating ESME into Apache OFBiz which is an open-source ERP platform. The Apache Open For Business Project is an open source enterprise automation software project licensed under the Apache License Version 2.0. By open source enterprise automation we mean: Open Source ERP, Open Source CRM, Open ... http://blog.esme.us/integration-with-apache-ofbiz/ 12sprints is a new collaboration tool from SAP that was in stealth mode for a while and now has surfaced with a bang. 12sprints is part of a new product category called collaborative decision-making.  Collaborative decision-making provides tools that bring people together with the latest information and analysis or decision techniques to ... http://blog.esme.us/12sprints-integration/ We are now starting a collaboration with akibot. Akibot is the first semantic actionable micro-blogging platform for the enterprise. Akibot not only allows real-time group collaboration and awareness through short, instant messages (like a Twitter for the company), but it also understands those messages and, if applicable, takes action. What intrigued me ... http://blog.esme.us/collaboration-with-akibot/ There were three events in the last few weeks that led to an massive increase in attention about ESME (leading to a record number of page views on our wiki!) 1. On November 19, Salesforce introduced Chatter which lets employees set up profiles to connect with coworkers, issue status updates to say ... http://blog.esme.us/ripples-from-salesforces-chatter/ In the past, we've blogged about our performance tests but in the chaos of our various development cycles we never really institutionalized such tests. We are now reaching the point as we push towards our first release that we need to assure that performance considerations are met. One move in ... http://blog.esme.us/return-of-the-performance-test/ We are currently collecting ideas about how to best collaborate with #ubimic. #ubimic is a group of university researchers interested in microblogging from different points of view (computer science, information systems, organizational science). Together we think that microblogging has great potential when it comes to integrating normal users and things like ... http://blog.esme.us/collaborative-efforts-with-ubimic/ We've waited far too long. After our move to Apache, we were always saying that our Web UI was too primitive and a new one was top priority. Well, the design for the new web UI is finished. The web designer Joy Reyes has been working on the new UI ... http://blog.esme.us/our-new-ui-is-coming/ It is now possible to add formatting to your ESME messages. Through the use of the Textile formatting language, you can create messages with bold, italic, etc. For example, the messages in the top message were created with the following lines: _emphasis_ *strong* __italic__ **bold** ??citation?? -deleted text- +inserted text+ ^superscript^ ~subscript~ %span% @code@ We haven't gotten all the Textile possibilitites  ... http://blog.esme.us/add-formating-to-your-messages-textile/ We've been cleaning up our code base to enable more international versions of the application. We also have some new contributors who are helping with the translation work.  Xuefeng Wu is a new contributor from China who is helping us with various aspects of the project. With his help, we ... http://blog.esme.us/internationalization-efforts-begin-esme-in-chinese/