IBM Monday plans to announce that its Lotus Notes desktop collaboration software will finally fully support the Linux operating system. It’s a move users have long been demanding, with those wanting ...
IBM's Lotus division has introduced the latest updates to its desktop messaging and collaboration server software. With Notes 7 and Domino 7, released Wednesday, IBM is offering new collaboration ...
IBM Notes Domino Express provides Notes-based e-mail, group scheduling, discussion forums and document storage functions, said Arthur Fontaine, the marketing manager for IBM Lotus, at a price ...
IBM's Lotus division unveiled on Tuesday some of the features it plans to build into future versions of its Notes software, previewing a number of new tools aimed at helping people share information ...
eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. IBM Jan. 18 used its Lotusphere 2010 conference as the ...
The new Lotus Notes Hosted Messaging service joins other IBM cloud services including Lotus Sametime Unyte, a Web conferencing system based on technology from IBM's August 2007 acquisition, and the ...
A little known fact is that IBM claims its Lotus Notes email client was the first software interface to introduce the chiclet-shaped graphical icons now typically associated with the iPhone in the ...
IBM’s Lotus collaboration software division will for the first time offer a Lotus Notes client that runs natively on Linux, perhaps providing a needed kick to IBM’s vision of wider corporate desktop ...
IBM announced last night that it is selling the final components from its 1995 acquisition of Lotus to Indian firm HCL for $1.8 billion. IBM paid $3.5 billion for Lotus back in the day. The big pieces ...
IBM plans to add connections to its DB2 database software and a myriad of time-saving tools to the next update of its Lotus Notes and Domino e-mail software for businesses. Big Blue recently shipped a ...
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