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Managing and maintaining mobile devices on Lotus Notes Domino by BlackBerry
Going mobile is an essential part of doing business in Notes Domino shops; so is having the ability to securely support multiple devices. Listen to this podcast to learn more about issues facing Lotus Notes administrators deploying mobile devices. Going mobile is an essential part of doing...
ISYS: Desktop Search Engine - Enterprise Search Tool by ISYS Search Software
original application that created them. This benefits your business by providing timely, relevant information to help you make more informed and better decisions. ISYS also provides significant productivity improvements; surveys of our customer base revealed that more than 50 percent of users save more...
Xpressite Ecommerce: A Case Study by Kolaco, Inc.
SMB companies are often caught in the middle when analyzing ecommerce solutions. These companies require many of the same features that larger companies do, but often cannot afford the costs associated with an enterprise-sized ecommerce application. SMB companies are often caught in the middle when analyzing ecommerce solutions. These companies require...
Captaris RightFax - Enterprise Fax and Document Delivery by Captaris, Inc.
and manage documents directly from desktop, email and other business applications. With this flexible product family, RightFax outperforms other fax software solutions to give organizations unrivaled reliability, performance, ease-of-use and a host of other advantages. RightFax Fax Server Solutions...
Customer Relationship Management Sales Enablement: User Acceptance Means More Sales by Sage (UK) Limited
enablement addresses what is often a thin line between business success and failure, the difference being sometimes as little as remembering to send an e-mail to a prospective customer, or it could be as significant as making sure that a proposal is in on time. Even that might entail something as simple as a...
Integrating Data in the Information System: An Open Source Approach by Talend
organizations are deploying new systems - RDBMS, business applications such as CRM or ERP, data warehouses, etc. Any new technology deployment in an enterprise information system requires the newly-deployed system to interoperate, in one form or another, with a number of other applications or...
Red Hat/IBM Free Lotus Notes Live DVD Install Guide by Red Hat
It's a simple, easy and affordable way for small and mid-sized business to enjoy enterprise performance and scalability with the rock-solid reliability, security and simplicity of Linux. Collaboration and messaging are critical applications within every organization. The cost of downtime can be enormous...
IBM Lotus Domino and BlackBerry Applications by BlackBerry
of the world's 50 million mobile professionals can access business data and applications wirelessly. Of these users, the majority can access only email. Extending the reach of critical business applications to mobile workers has been proven to increase productivity and efficiency, generating...
Related News
Microsoft's details e-biz, IM plans
its new e-biz offering, Jupiter, a comprehensive set of server operating systems for doing business on the Web. Jupiter will bring together three separately available Microsoft server products--BizTalk Server, Content Management Server and Commerce Server--into one package... More...
Oct 10, 2002
Four new 'nuisance' MyLife variants in circulation
The MyLife worm is back in business, spreading through Windows systems via Outlook and doing little damage. Companies, however, are urged by experts to keep their antivirus definitions updated and should consider blocking unnecessary extensions at the gateway... More...
Apr 2, 2002
Gates disses IBM collaboration efforts
extra, Microsoft Chairman William Gates III tells BusinessWeek that "IBM isn't doing that much." Workplace, will have a tough road, he maintains, because business people use Outlook and Excel as their primary tools. To close his case, he even brought up the specter of 1-2-3... More...
Apr 14, 2005
E-mail inconvenience
being used by some ISPs to combat spam could prove pretty inconvenient for small business customers and remote workers. Some ISPs will begin doing "right-side verification," meaning that they will stop relaying outgoing messages that don't have the original carrier's address in the "from" field. The corporate users may have a problem with this because many rely on e-mail-relaying techniques to use corporate e-mail addresses over consumer ISP accounts... More...
Jul 31, 2001
IBM sees weakness ahead
but cautioned it would be hurt in the second half by a slowdown in its chip making business, investment write downs and the strong dollar. Slow spots in the second quarter included personal computers, hard disk drives and microelectronics and those would continue to hurt IBM in the months ahead, the company said. Services, mainframe computer sales and sales of data storage products were cited by IBM as doing well... More...
Aug 1, 2001
Related Notes Articles
Mobile, remote workers putting strain on IT by Andrew R. Hickey, News Writer
for its report, "The Remote Revolution, Uptime Issues, Implications & Imperatives in the Mobile Workforce." Meanwhile, Avaya, which authored "Working to Communicate Better in Business," questioned 600 end users to determine mobility challenges from the workers' perspective.

Nearly 75% of respondents in both studies predicted an increase in the number of remote workers at... More...

Dec 12, 2005
Domino shops confront compliance conundrum by Mark Baard, SearchDomino.com Contributing Writer
compliance, many Domino shops are hiring compliance experts, adding new databases, and purchasing new software. Compliance is fast becoming a cottage industry for IBM Lotus and its business partners.

But before you pour your resources into new software, you might want to check your existing Notes/Domino infrastructure. You may discover that you already have what you need to... More...

Dec 9, 2003
E-discovery rules double-edged sword for CIOs by Linda Tucci, Senior News Writer
the policies and procedures may not be set well, so IT will be reacting to requests."

On the plus side, the new rules acknowledge that electronically stored information (ESI) is a fact of doing business and a trove of potentially useful data in a lawsuit. They also acknowledge that in a digital age where vast amounts of information are stored, litigants cannot be expected to produce anything... More...

Oct 19, 2006