Jules
SDL Tridion User Group Benelux February 2013
Last Wednesday was the second face to face meet up for the SDL Tridion User Group (STUG) for Benelux. The fabulous people at Hinttech hosted the first meet up of 2013 and provided us all with a great evening. Our master or ceremonies was Ingmar Umans who did a great job in making sure the [...]
Multi-Multi SDL Tridion Deployers, solving the race condition
Recently, Chris Morgan of Building Blocks (a UK SDL partner), penned an article about scaling out the deployer. It is a good article and it is good to see more scaled publishing scenarios being implemented with customers. In SDL Tridion 2009 particularly and 2011 less so, the deployer can be a bottleneck when you are [...]
SDL Tridion User Group Benelux November 2012
Sometimes you have a week where you don’t stop. They happen every so often and you don’t really look forward to them. One of mine for 2012 was last week. Whilst I did not look forward to the week in general, the different activities were all expected to be great. It started out with SDL [...]
MVP Retreat: Day 3 (and 4)
Day 3 was short as it was the fun, event day for the MVPs. In the morning we continued with our development activities and then wrapped up on the MVP sessions so far as well as the work on the projects. After lunch we headed to the sea to take a ride on an old [...]
MVP Retreat: Day 2
Day 2 has ended… at some point on Day 3. The majority of the MVPs worked a 12 hour shift of coding and creating new and fantastic pieces of code and some spent the same time trying to add a button. It was, I will be honest, not a place where a button normally should [...]
MVP Retreat: Day 1
From yesterday, in a castle somewhere near Lisbon, the SDL Tridion MVPs have come together to discuss the year past and the year to come. The SDL Tridion MVPs are selected by a community panel and they come yearly, from across the global, to mostly Lisbon to attend the meeting. Everyone flew in on Thursday, [...]
Getting Mucky in SDL Tridion Publishing
The general view of publishing that most of us see is the publishing queue, a long list of jobs that get processed and change between such statuses as “waiting for publish”, “In Progress” and, if you are unlucky “Failed”. However, there is allot of additional information lurking under the hood that could be considered pretty [...]
Left on the shelf all covered in dust…
I’ve been posting on our upcoming SDL Innovate event with a post on SDL.com, go and check my post called Left on the shelf all covered in dust…
Off to SDL Innovate
This year I am excited to be once again attending the SDL Innovate conference. Held in Santa Clara, California on 5/6 March, this yearly event is a great coming together of customers, employees and industry experts that are connected in some way to SDL. This year, rather than just attending I will be part of [...]
Integrating a PIM with SDL Tridion
This is a topic that is raised with me from time to time, mostly because of my connection with a large product company that I work with on a daily basis. A colleague prompted me to write this down properly, so how do you integrate a Product Information Management system, or PIM, with SDL Tridion. [...]
