Suzanne O Minassian would like to talk to you, no e-mail or Twitter, about the value of social software in an enterprise environment. She’ll be at the Boston Knowledge Management Forum on March 31, 2009.

At Lotusphere, John Mackey presented a Survey Tool application built in XPages. He’s now posted the session abstract, the presentation, and the SurveyTool.nsf.

Businesses are constantly changing shape and size. Perry Hiltz offers a list of tools to help mail administrators analyze, rename, update, and move users and servers.

Ah, the ongoing Twitter mystery. Apparently, the ZATZ magazines are back on Twitter again after having been booted off on our first day providing feeds to the service. Like we never were notified when our feeds were blocked, we were also never notified when we were unblocked, so we don’t really know what the story was for either event.

Oh, well. For as long as Twitter seems to like the idea and our beta software seems to work, you can get our news feeds on Twitter. Here are the various URLs:

Our next step is to see if we can finally convince Twitter to accept some custom graphics — and, of course, to see if you guys like it.

If you missed Lotusphere 2009 and are dying to attend a Lotus conference, the United Kingdom Lotus Users Group has started planning for their gathering. They’re looking for venues, speakers, sponsors, and attendees.

There is a three-week residency in Cambridge, MA, open for writing the "Self Assessment and Strategy Guide for Migrating from Domino Document Manager, LO-DD09-R01". If you’re interested Gregory Engels has posted some information and a link to the list of qualifications.

Last week Michael Gollmick posted an @Function for use in XPages. Well, his finger must have slipped on the keyboard, he spelled something wrong. He’s now posted the correction.

Andy Pedisich provides some output from one of his servers, showing how much space his system might "recover" when implementing Domino Attachment and Object Service. He also provides a link to the corrected version of the estimator.

Almar Diehl had implemented a work-around for a problem with unexpected logouts in Sametime 8.0.2 so IBM closed the PMR. But the work-around is causing problems for BlackBerry users so Almar had IBM re-open the PMR.

Jake Howlett walks you through building a short web app with Adobe’s Flex Builder 3. And if you have trouble with his instructions he includes links for the application, the code, and a demo of what it does.