Proof of Concept Package

Summary:

**Summary:** The "Proof of Concept Package (v1)" is a resource provided by the i.R.O.C.K. team, possibly affiliated with a company engaged in technical or professional services related to software and systems. This package is intended for use during proof-of-concept phases, where potential solutions are tested before full implementation. It includes various resources such as reports, queries, field sets, filters, data monitors, and more, compiled by Steven Maxwell and several Sales Engineers (SEs) on April 26, 2011. The package is designed for use on PoC appliances or demo50sp1 SE virtual machines but not on standard SE virtual machines due to compatibility issues. It weighs around 2.3 MB in file format .arb and is organized under a "Proof of Concept" group in the admin account with enabled data monitors but no real-time rules linked. The document is categorized as a Best Practice and has various tags for easier searchability, including reports, rules, integration_commands, data_monitors, active_channels, filters, field_sets, files, queries, dashboards, active_lists, query_viewers. It is likely created using tools commonly used by IT or technical support teams within a corporate environment for documentation and knowledge sharing.

Details:

The document titled "Proof of Concept Package (v1)" is a resource provided by the i.R.O.C.K. team, which appears to be associated with a company or organization involved in some form of technical or professional services related to software and systems. This package is intended for use during proof-of-concept (PoC) phases of projects, where potential solutions are tested before full implementation. The PoC Package contains various resources such as content from the PreSales department, including reports, queries, field sets, filters, data monitors, and more. These resources were compiled by Steven Maxwell on April 26, 2011, with contributions from several Sales Engineers (SEs), including Damian Skeeles, Paul Bowen, Paul Brettle, John Bradshaw, Gary Freeman, Till Jaeger, and Gary Freeman. Additionally, Victor Tham assisted in resolving import issues related to the package. The package is designed to be used on PoC appliances or demo50sp1 SE virtual machines; however, it should not be attempted on standard SE virtual machines due to compatibility issues. The file formats are .arb and each version (v1) weighs around 2.3 MB. This package includes content organized under a "Proof of Concept" group in the admin account, with data monitors enabled but no real-time rules linked. The document is categorized as a Best Practice and has been tagged for easier searchability: poc, reports, rules, integration_commands, data_monitors, active_channels, filters, field_sets, files, queries, dahsboards, active_lists, query_viewers. The content management system used to create this document is not explicitly mentioned but likely involves tools typically employed by the IT or technical support teams within a corporate environment for documentation and knowledge sharing. The text provided appears to be a user interface element from an online platform, possibly related to content management or collaboration tools like Jive Software's Jive for Microsoft Office plugin. It offers options such as commenting on documents, managing versions of the document, and sharing it with others. There are also actions available such as editing, moving, viewing the document as a PDF, removing from user profile, marking it for different statuses (like reserved, final, official), and more. The text does not provide specific details about what kind of document or service this is being used in, but it mentions "Sync Your Office Documents" with options to download Jive for Microsoft Office, requiring login credentials and a URL to connect successfully. It also states that Windows and Office 2003, 2007, 2010 or 2013 are required for the plugin installation. The text ends with copyright information about Jive Software and general links at the bottom of the page.

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