Tag: Lotus

IBM, more than other enterprise software outfits, groks the new naming conventions. “syn.chron.ous” etc http://snurl.com/1vj33 now it just needs to understand the business models… Redmonk’s James Governor, via Twitter, comenting on the debate surrounding  the announcement of Atlas for Lotus Connections. Tags: IBMRedmonk Twitter Atlas Lotus+Connections

This post has been in a “draft” status for too long, I meant to get it out there ages ago! A few of my colleagues having been commenting on some Sharepoint news thay have noticed lately, which for a number of reasons I found interesting. Firstly, James over on his ChiefTech blog points out a…

I came across this on Linkedin answers this morning: What is around the corner for Lotus Notes? I do a lot of work with IBM technologies, especially within the Lotus Notes Market. A number of my clients that are non IBM Partners are migrating from Lotus Notes referring to it a “legacy” system. Do you…

An article caught my eye this morning, coming in via google alerts, and setting the FUD alarms ringing loud and clear! As businesses move into the era of highly scalable architectures, SOA, rich customer-facing applications, and mobile workforces, they are discovering that previously satisfactory workgroup and workflow systems no longer provide needed capabilities. Lotus Notes,…

Interesting to see this come through the newsvine outside the usual (for me) IBM bloggers, and good to see a company see real value in the Sametime platform and want to publicise openly. Carestream Health will integrate and sell a key component of the IBM Unified Communications and Collaboration (UC2) platform—IBM Lotus Sametime, the company…