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Integrating Lotus Workplace and Domino LDAP Using IBM Tivoli Directory Integrator

Managing multiple corporate directories can be a lot easier with IBM Tivoli Directory Integrator. This paper explains how Tivoli Directory Integrator can help your IT organization streamline LDAP synchronization tasks. Tivoli Directory Integrator can do more than just update a directory, it can keep directories synchronized, migrate data, extract data...

Tags: Workplace, IBM Lotus Team Workplace, IBM Lotus Domino, IBM Corp., LDAP, Directory Services, Hardware Upgrade, Groupware, Enterprise Software, Software, Hardware

White papers 2004-09-07

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Do we need two open source office suites?

Do we need two open source office suites?That Made Me Scratch My Head, TooMethinks Dana needs to go back and double-check his sources. And, by the way, StarOffice's roots actually go back much further than that: Star Division's StarWriter was first developed back in the mid-80's for CP/M. ...

Tags: OpenOffice, Linux, Word processors, OPEN SOURCE, Operating systems, UNIX, open-source office suite, Symphony, StarOffice, Novell Inc.

Discussion threads 2008-06-05

IBM Symphony falls on deaf ears without open source e-mail, calendar

IBM's debut of its homegrown open source version of OpenOffice without e-mail or collaboration features is not surprising but nevertheless disappointing. On the one hand, Big Blue's recent endorsement and support and services plan for OpenOffice -- an acknowledgement of the obsolescence of SmartSuite and Workplace...

Tags: Collaboration, Microsoft Office, IBM Lotus Notes, Microsoft Corp., E-mail, IBM Corp., IBM Lotus Symphony, OpenOffice, Open Source, Groupware, Office Suites, Software, Enterprise Software, Paula Rooney

Blog posts 2007-09-18

IBM giving away social networking

The IBM Symphony tools the company is now giving users free is aimed at nothing less than jump-starting a social revolution in the workplace. I spoke with Alan Lepofsky right, a member of the IBM Lotus strategy team, and our discussion quickly turned toward the changes in business...

Tags: Social Networking, Network, Open Source, IBM DB2, IBM Corp., Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2007-09-18

Vista: Where are the killer apps?

If youve seen any Windows Vista demos over the past year, youve probably seen Microsoft show off a handful of Vista-customized applications, like The New York Times Reader, North Faces kiosk application, and iBloks multimedia-sharing wares. But where are the rest of the Vista killer...

Tags: Vista, Windows client, Corporate strategy, Internet Explorer, App Compatibility, Microsoft Windows Vista

Blog posts 2007-01-29

IT Analysis - The Death of Workplace

The overall Lotus offering has grown massively over the last couple of years - IBM has decided to invest in Lotus, rather than seeing it as a cash cow. By putting Portal into Lotus' hands, the strengths of Lotus as the owner of the interface between man and machine is...

Tags: Workplace, Information Technology, IBM Corp., Recruitment & Selection, Team Management, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Management

White papers 2007-01-27

Web-based collaboration apps invade the enterprise

Stowe Boyd recently spoke to Adam Gartenberg - the Offering Manager, Real-time and Team Collaboration, IBM Workplace and Lotus Software - about real time collaboration in the enterprise: "He [Adam Gartenberg] pointed out that instant messaging and other lightweight collaboration tools seem to come into...

Tags: collaboration, Dabble DB, real-time Collaboration, Richard MacManus, tool, Web, Web-based collaboration

Blog posts 2006-05-15

MC Press Online: Collaboration: Building the Application Team

Joe Pluta takes a look at the state ofthe collaboration software market:This category has longbeen the stronghold of the Notes/Domino products, having been virtuallyinvented by Lotus in the 1980s. The term "groupware" has untilvery recently been practically synonymous with Notes.Microsoft really has no competitive answer....

Tags: IBM Lotus Notes/Domino, IBM Lotus Notes

Blog posts 2006-02-09

Best journalist question of the day

I've been hiding in meeting rooms muchof yesterday and today, talking with the press about this week's announcementsand the state of the market. Yesterday afternoon, I met with threeJapanese journalists for what was one of the best interviews I've donein a long time.These guys...

Tags: IBM Lotus Domino, IBM Lotus Notes

Blog posts 2006-01-24

IBM's potential MS-Office killer to roll out by year's end

Putting two and two together wasn't very difficult. IBM has practically been joined with Sun at the hip in applying a full court press on the recently OASIS "ratified" (OASIS isn't really a standards body) XML-based Open Document Format for saving files produced by productivity applications such as word...

Tags: IBM Corp., OpenDocument Format

Blog posts 2005-09-20

Two tech pioneers: Dave and Ray

Dave Winer's OPML Roadshow in Berkeley was attended by more than the local geeks. Ray Ozzie, as well as Robert Scoble, represented Microsoft among the audience. Ray and Dave have had parallel careers, both spanning more than 25 years in the tech world. Ray is known primarily for creating Lotus...

Tags: Dave, Ray

Blog posts 2005-08-21

Ok, who got the Billion Dollars?

Ok, who got the Billion Dollars?the lawyersthey always do.It's slippery, but...the compensation of all of the people working on something Linux related on behalf of IBM are probably included. This includes software development, customer support, posting $799 Red Hat on a web site, etc...Here's where more of the money...

Tags: UNIX, OPEN SOURCE, Operating systems, IBM Corp., Linux

Discussion threads 2005-06-06

Clearing the air on IBM Workplace-OpenOffice.org connection

Yesterday's blog entry by Joe Brockmeier about why he found the comments reported to have been made by Sun officials to be petty politics has drawn a response from Sun's Simon Phipps as well as a clarification to a blog I wrote on the issue from Open Source...

Tags: IBM Corp., OpenOffice.org, Simon Phipps

Blog posts 2005-04-27

The Next Generation Collaborative Environment - IBM Lotus Workplace Team

Team Collaboration embodies the goal of all companies looking to make workers more efficient and productive. This webcast demonstrates and discusses how the new real-time and team collaborative capabilities of Lotus Workplace - Team Spaces, Web Conferencing and Presence / Instant Messaging - come together to achieve this goal.

Tags: Team, Environment, IBM Corp., Team Collaboration, Team Management, Management

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