Lotusphere 2009
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My Top Takeaways from Lotusphere 2009
January 29, 2009
undefined At Lotusphere, IBM Lotus unveiled a substantial, long term strategy and investment to broaden the Lotus market in many areas. In addition to many enhancements to its traditional customer premise solutions, Lotus announced new software-as-a-service (SaaS) and appliance solutions targeted at SMBs and branch offices in larger companies. The vendor is also deepening mobile capabilities and partnerships, taking a leadership position in enabling full access to collaboration and social media from mobile devices. The net of these announcements is that Lotus intends to change the conversation about collaboration and social software, and market more aggressively against Microsoft.
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