 | Type: developerWorks Live! briefing
See how collaboration solutions from IBM® compare with those from
Microsoft®, highlighting the clear differentiators and competitive edge provided
by the IBM Lotus® solutions.
Audience
Decision makers, business and IT managers, business process or IT
operations owner, developers, programmers, project managers, program
managers, architects, practitioners, business partners and ISVs.
Objectives - Learn how to reduce server sprawl and consolidate your
infrastructure with Lotus Domino.
- Gain a deeper understanding of the reliability and quality of Lotus Domino.
- Learn how to extend your enterprise processes and systems using portal-based solutions.
- Hear about open document and platform alternatives to Microsoft
Office and Windows.
- Learn about unified communications solutions and enterprise-ready
Web 2.0-based social software services that enhance collaboration.
Duration
Full day
Description
Are you currently running Microsoft Exchange 2003, but struggling with
reliability issues and losing the cost battle to ever-larger server farms?
Are you feeling pressure to upgrade to the latest proprietary solutions, but
instead want an alternative that will give you greater choice, increased
flexibility, and lower costs? Have you cobbled together an e-mail system
from heterogeneous parts, possibly open source, but are now looking to centralize on a proven and extensible platform? Are you comfortable with your Lotus Notes collaborative platform but now want to add unified communications and social software to further drive the productivity and innovation of your work force?
This briefing addresses the "pain points" of companies from all these perspectives. Specifically, we’ll compare collaboration solutions from IBM with those from Microsoft, highlighting the clear differentiators and competitive edge provided by the IBM Lotus solutions. Using both presentations and live demonstrations, we’ll stress the technical advantages of IBM Lotus collaboration services, demonstrate their richness and highlight how they integrate with, enhance and enrich your current email application, be it Lotus Notes or Microsoft Outlook.
Demos
See demos of:
- Lotus Notes and Domino
- Lotus Sametime
- Lotus Connections
- Lotus Quickr
- Lotus Notes Traveler
- WebSphere® Portal
- IBM Lotus Symphony
Downloads | Description | Name | Size | Download method |
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| Agenda | agenda_lotus.pdf | 17KB | HTTP |
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| Introduction | intro.pdf | 780KB | HTTP |
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| Reaching Out with Lotus Sametime | sametime.pdf | 3.5MB | HTTP |
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| Web 2.0 | web20.pdf | 500KB | HTTP |
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| Team Collaboration with Lotus Quickr | teamcollab.pdf | 3.3MB | HTTP |
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| Lotus Connections | connections.pdf | 4.5MB | HTTP |
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| Enterprise Portals | enterpriseportals.pdf | 3.1MB | HTTP |
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| Save Money with Open Client | openclient.pdf | 3.3MB | HTTP |
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| Cost Containment | costcontainment.pdf | 3.3MB | HTTP |
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| Summary | summary.pdf | 1.4MB | HTTP |
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