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Lotus executives portrayed LotusLive, which has been in beta for a year under the codename "Bluehouse," as a major step toward making Lotus's collaboration and communications applications available to ...

IBM Lotus and RIM will offer Lotus collaboration software and development tools for RIM's popular BlackBerry smartphones, the companies said. The new capabilities are slated to debut throughout the ...

Given that EntropySoft (news, site) has developed connectors for nearly all IBM (news, site) applications currently on the market, it was only a matter of time before the company released one for ...

IBM will show off a new light-duty e-mail application at this week's Lotusphere conference, the company's annual trade show for its Lotus software division. The as-of-yet unnamed e-mail software is ...

LotusLive's Web site is now the portal where all of IBM's Lotus cloud offerings are located, including e-mail, collaboration, and Web conferencing IBM has introduced LotusLive, which it describes as a ...

Venetica, a leading provider of enterprise content integration (ECI) software, today announced the availability of its second generation Content Bridge for IBM Lotus Notes. The new Content Bridge, ...

IBM/Lotus on Tuesday simplified its client licensing packages moving from 11 options to two, and the company for the first time made its Domino Designer tool free to anyone. IBM/Lotus Tuesday whittled ...

While IBM has long since had a competitor to Microsoft Office in Lotus SmartSuite, its marketshare has been miniscule and it has not been a serious competitor on the corporate desktop in recent years.

IBM/Lotus is banking on the integration of its Sametime platform and collaboration software with tools from telephony partners to fuel its climb up the ranks of unified communications contenders. The ...