I really hope that 192 million is a good number and does not include 100 million seats from IBM and IBM partners. Good job IBM on increasing the market share (hopefully). I think that IBM still needs to do a lot more on making Lotus Notes as popular as the other email brand names on …
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IBM releasing Lotus Notes Traveler for iPad is a very cool step towards bringing so much missing IBM Notes technology on the Apple platform. Hopefully more news like that will be coming soon. From ReadWrite Enterprise. IBM released this week the iPad version of Lotus Notes Traveler, featuring two-way encrypted synchronization of e-mail, calendar and …
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It’s like going to Miami from New Your City via Columbus, OH and New Orleans, LA. This could have been good if it was 1990 or even 1999 but now it’s definitely not enough for an average iPhone user and especially a corporate user. The Lotus Notes Traveler for iPhone is a step up comparing …
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I think it’s about time IBM does something good for a change in regards to Lotus Notes client. Would it be nice to be able to runs Notes apps on the iPhone and iPad? Imagine… if we could open complex wokflow email enabled application written in Notes platform including email database and many others? Perhaps …
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MANHATTAN — Technophiles anxiously awaiting the next-generation iPhone no longer have to rely on forgetful Apple engineers leaving prototypes behind at bars. Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the fourth edition of his wildly popular smartphone at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco on Monday afternoon. “Stop me if you’ve already seen …
TORONTO, – 22 Apr 2010: Tungle, the company that makes scheduling meetings easy, announced today the availability of its Tungle.me software for IBM’s (NYSE: IBM) Lotus Notes collaboration software at the Lotusphere Comes to You conference in Toronto. The application will be introduced and demonstrated on stage today by Tungle CEO Marc Gingras …
THE Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade will embark on an ambitious program to standardize on Microsoft technology by ditching IBM’s Lotus Notes platform. About 55 outmoded Lotus Notes applications and services, including Notes email, will be replaced. The department would completely migrate to Microsoft Exchange by June 30, 2011, a department spokeswoman said. The …
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