IBM has announced today availability of the IBM Lotus Domino Utility Server for LotusLive. This is a really great news for Notes and LotusLive community. No more headache with administering your Lotus Domino server, not more headache (I assume) with backups, security and hardware issues. The IBM Cloud will take care of it all. The only question …
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IBM LotusLive gets new Translation Applications from LinguaSys. LinguaSys, Inc., an international language translation and text analytics software company announced last week a new suite of language translation applications, TGSocial, TGNotes and TGChat, for IBM Lotus and LotusLive social collaboration applications, both on-premises and in the Cloud. The new LinguaSys translation applications allow businesses around the world to communicate …
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I wish I knew what is going at the IBM head quarters in regards to this topic. I got a bit disappointed when I saw a news post “Steinhoff drops Lotus Notes …” confirming that 1,050 Lotus Notes seats will be replaced by Microsoft’s BOPS and not by LotusLive Cloud solution. When I see news …
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It finally happened. Facebook has something to do with the arrest of Vikas Mavhudzi, 39 for posting a message on the “wall” of a Facebook account belonging to Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai. Vikas’ alleged crime was to post a comment saying: “I am overwhelmed, I don’t want to say Mr. or PM what happened in …
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Business is getting tougher for Research In Motion (RIM). The departure of the chief marketing officer, Kith Pardy just weeks away from a new product release probably indicates that the company is out of options. Hardy joined RIM in December 2009 and has been responsible for overall BlackBerry brand marketing. RIM has been struggling lately …
Apple’s iPad 2 was officially announced yesterday at the Apple’s special event. A few topics has been covered at the event besides introduction of the iPad 2 including some statistics: Apple sold 15 million iPAds in 2010 that generated around $9.5 billion in revenue There are 200 million iTunes accounts 100 million iPhones sold 100 million books …
Cisco has pulled the plug on its cloud e-mail service which debuted 13 months ago. The announcement has been made by Debra Chrapaty, senior VP and GM of Cisco’s Collaboration Software Group. In her blog post on Tuesday she wrote “In the thirteen months since, we’ve been market testing Cisco Mail via a controlled release. …
