IBM and Microsoft made a number of interesting announcements during their keynote presentations at the VoiceCon conference held in San Francisco this week.
IBM and Novell announced at this week’s LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco that they will partner to offer IBM’s open collaboration client on SUSE Linux Enterprise desktop.
Michael Osterman of Osterman Research offers a glimpse at some of the findings from his latest study of enterprise instant messaging, presence and real-time communication in this Network World Unified Communication newsletter.
Gartner is joining other analysts, such as Forrester, in predicting that Enterprise Instant Messaging is quickly becoming a mission critical business application.
In previous posts, I have discussed how IBM Lotus is preparing a number of exciting new products that will bring proven consumer web 2.0 collaboration tools such as wikis, blogs and social bookmarking to the enterprise.
This week IBM started an aggressive marketing campaign coinciding with the announcement of the official product launch dates that confirms Big Blue’s commitment to build on the strong collaboration foundation of Notes.
I have written in previous posts about how IBM’s new collaboration solution Lotus Quickr is likely to become another great component in the corporate arsenal of fighting email overload. Rob Novak at SNAPPS, an IBM design partner working on providing ready-made templates for Quickr, just posted a preview of what is to come.
Stefan Mehlhorn is the CEO of Permessa Corp. a Waltham, MA based company providing enterprise messaging management solutions and consulting services to many of the worlds largest corporations.
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