What does it mean to be a "Registered Members"?
You become a registered member of the Macroscope Community when you create a user profile to identify yourself when you visit this site.
Who can become member?
Everyone interested in best practices in ICT methodologies in general, and in Macroscope in particular.
What are the advantages of being a member of the Macroscope Community?
By becoming a member you are authorized to share experience and to read what other members have published in the Forum and Blog zones of this site.
If you wish, you may remain an anonymous visitor for the time being. Even anonymous visitors have access to a great deal of information allowing them to discover what Macroscope is all about.
I already hold a license for Macroscope (or my employer does) - why should I register?
In addition to the sections of information and collaboration available to everyone, depending on the modules covered by your license, this site:
- offers online access to Macroscope. This access allows you, for example, to benefit from the latest features of Macroscope if your organization still uses an older on-site version (version 5 or older);
- enables you to publish a comment or a question relative to a page or topic in Macroscope.
To benefit fully from these possibilities, you must first register to become a Macroscope Community member and then request to join your group. (If you qualify as a licensed member, please use your normal work e-mail address when you register.) If you are an independent license-holder, then you would join the "Single Licensees" group. Otherwise you would join the group named for your employer.
You then become a member with "licensed" status.
I am a Fujitsu employee - why should I register?
Once you have registered on this site and joined one of the Fujitsu groups, you are able to:
- participate in all discussions in the Forum zone (some are restricted to licensed members);
- access Macroscope and its extensions from outside of the Fujitsu network when you are unable to use a VPN connection.