Hello all,
For more details on the Cisco Jabber for iPad app please see this thread which has information, including the links to download and documentation: http://communities.cisco.com/message/98829
Also, thanks for your interest and all the feedback on this thread. It is great to see! A couple of community managment points along those lines:
- We appreciate negative or positive feedback on the Cisco Collaboration Community -- we don't censor (unless people make derogatory comments regarding race, sex, and the like)
- In this virtual experience space within the Cisco Collaboration Community, we don't require you to log in to post. The reason for that is that many people new to Cisco are visiting this space and likely don't have a cisco.com id/psw and we are trying to make it easier for them to have a voice.
Having said that,
- Cisco puts a lot of resource into supporting this community and each of our experts logs in and signs their name to each post demonstrating accountability.
- First and foremost we want to build a community that people come back to, participate regularly and form online relationships ... rather than anonymous posting forums.
- While this community is designed for Cisco customers and prospective customers, we realize people with other relationships to Cisco will be visiting and asking questions. It really helps our experts and other users out to understand more about who you are to understand the perspective from which you are asking questions and providing feedback.
- Also, I personally think it is only fair for people who post negative comments to take accountability for them :-)
So I encourage all of you to log in or sign your name to each post (and there are a lot of benefits to logging into the community .. see list below at end of post):
- If you are a Cisco customers and partners with a cisco.com id/psw then please take < 10 seconds to log in before you post. Just click on the 'Login" at the top right of every community page. See logged-in benefits below.
- If you who don't have a cisco.com id/psw, I encourage you to get one and enjoy the logged-in benefits listed below: https://tools.cisco.com/RPF/register/register.do.
- At minimum, if you don't log in then sign your name and identify your relationship to Cisco ... such as: customer, prospective customer, partner, student, analyst, press, etc ... and, if you feel comfortable, your company. You won't get the benefits below, but it helps us and others understand your perspective.
Some key benefits of logging into the community:
- You help make this a vibrant, useful community
- Each of your posts, is linked back to your profile where you can easily see/access what you've posted and activity on those posts
- By default, every time you post you get an email notification when someone comments on your post (note: if you don't want this you can also turn this off in your profile)
- In your profile, you can set up flexible email notification options so you can set up (or remove) email notifications by post, by user, by space.
- By completing your profile to the level you feel comfortable (picture, information, recommend avator=your picture) and setting access permissions so anyone/friends/logged in (your choice) people can view, you become part of a community and open yourself up for valuable connections with your peers and Cisco/industry experts.
- You can also "friend" people to build up a network of connections, and private message those friends and watch their activity.
Ok, so my response is a bit long winded (understatement!), but I feel passionate about this community and want to make it the best it can be .. but need your help to make that happen.
Comments welcome, as always!
Laura Douglas
Cisco Collaboration Community Manager
