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IBM Unveils New Domino, Workplace Products

ORLANDO, Fla.—IBM continued its push to tell customers that its messaging and collaboration future is Lotus Workplace while pledging continued commitment to its flagship Notes and Domino products at the opening day of the Lotusphere show here Monday. The company’s Lotus Software division unveiled several new products for both the Workplace and Notes and Domino […]

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Dennis Callaghan

Jan 26, 2004

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ORLANDO, Fla.—IBM continued its push to tell customers that its messaging and collaboration future is Lotus Workplace while pledging continued commitment to its flagship Notes and Domino products at the opening day of the Lotusphere show here Monday.

The company’s Lotus Software division unveiled several new products for both the Workplace and Notes and Domino product lines.

The latest version of Notes and Domino, 6.5.1, due later this quarter, includes integrated instant messaging, through a limited-use entitlement for Lotus Instant Messaging; a Lotus Workplace-like user interface that provides access to various collaboration applications from a portal; and a Microsoft Outlook Connector that allows the Outlook client to better access Domino capabilities.

The rest of the opening day announcements focused on the Workplace platform, Lotus’ next-generation messaging and collaboration product that was first announced at last year’s Lotusphere.

IBM will package Workplace and its WebSphere Portal into a single solution to be known as the IBM Software Solution for On Demand Workplace. It will bring together Lotus Workplace Messaging, Team Collaboration, Collaborative Learning and Web Content Management, all accessible from the WebSphere Portal interface.

The new solution will be priced at just under $400 per user.

IBM also previewed at the show a new rich client for Lotus Workplace, which the company said will allow IT managers to provision Notes and Microsoft Office capabilities over the Internet; this means they won’t have to visit the desktops of every employee to install the client off a CD.

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Dennis Callaghan

Dennis Callaghan is a writer for Channel Insider, focusing on developments in enterprise software and collaboration platforms. He has reported on significant industry updates, including Microsoft's CRM advancements and IBM's strategies to enhance workplace solutions for SMBs.

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