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IBM Lotus Notes and LotusDomino 8 softwareThe desktop of the future, today

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Agenda

Collaborative business and marketplace trends

Introduction to IBM Lotus Notes and Domino software

Collaboration foundation

Collaboration in context

Advanced collaborative capabilities

Open application development

Universal access

Proven, reliable infrastructure

The road ahead


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Technology and culture are evolving the way we workThe next generation of collaboration tools reaches far beyond e-mail and documents …

VirtualizationThe number of virtual workers has increased by 800% over the past five years1

Generational impactsThe technology savvy generation is entering the workforce

Situational applications

Organizations are looking for customizable, role-based solutions

1 Nemertes Research Inc, January 2005


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Technology has emerged to support business needs

Stock market fall

Tech bubble burstTight capital marketsRecession

Consolidation

Globally integrated enterprise

Reluctance to invest in growth

Globally integrated value networks

1990 200520001995 2010

Era of process optimization Era of innovation

Cost cutting Top line growth

2013

Evolving technology enablers

Evolving business climate

Client server

Internet

E-business

ERP

CRM Web 2.0

Unified communications

Social software

MobileE-mail Mashups

Gamingtheory

3-D worlds/simulations


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Collaboration projects should focus on adding value

Where are you spending most of your IT budget and resources?

Upgrading desktop software

Upgrade hardware

Upgrade operating system

Purchase additional, required software

Implementing innovative, value-added collaboration solutions

Increase personal and organizational effectiveness

Leverage information

Foster innovation


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Employees aren’t as productive as possibleWithout the right collaboration and communication tools, the opportunity to innovate can get lost in the shuffle

Users:

● Fragmented, disjointed tools

● Unfamiliar, nonintuitive interfaces

● One-size-fits-all solutions

● Limited accessibility

Developers:

Siloed application development environments

Environment-specific skill sets

Little to no component reuse

Cumbersome user interfaces and tools

Administrators:

Numerous, disjointed environments

Decentralized administration

Vendor lock

Rip and replace upgrades


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Agenda







Universal access


The road ahead


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IBM Lotus mission

Empowering people to be more effective,responsive and innovativein the context of the work they do


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IBM Lotus collaboration strategy

Interaction and client services (online or offline)

Collaboration andcontent management

InformationBusiness process

Rich clients PortalBrowser MobileContent

feeds

Applications andintegration

Communicationsand social software

Task-specific applications

On-premises and/or

Web as a platform (SaaS)


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IBM is a marketshare leader in business productivity solutions

Enterprise e-mail and integrated collaboration environment (ICE)

Instant messaging, Web conferencing and unified communications

Social software

Portal

Business process management

Enterprise content management

Office productivity suites


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Lotus Notes and Domino software: a flexible and comprehensive collaboration solution


E-mail, calendar, contacts Collaboration

in contextSeamless,

uninterrupted workflow


Instant messaging, personal content

library, office productivity tools

Open application development Fully extensible, standards-based

Universal accessRemain productive regardless of location

Proven, reliable infrastructureSecurity-rich, high availability, simple upgrades

Rich clients

Browser

Mobile


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Introducing IBM Lotus Notes and Domino softwareCollaboration tools that support personal and organizational effectiveness

Client (user interface)

Security-rich access to information on the server

E-mail, calendar, contacts, integrated collaborative capabilities and applications

Offline access to replicated information

Access to other systems and repositories

Server

“Serves” information (e-mail, applications, etc.) to the client and the Web

Includes directory services (identifies people, servers and groups)

Routes e-mail to recipients

Replicates applications and information throughout the client/server environment


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Agenda







Universal access


The road ahead


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Recipient icons

and flags

Color-coded

messages

Conversation threads

Horizontal and vertical

preview pane options

Integrated presence

and IM


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Unanswered calendar entries

Color-coded

meetingsGroup

calendars

Integrated presence

and IM


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Business card view

Integrated presence

and IM


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Agenda







Universal access


The road ahead


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Collaborate in context from a single, customized view Your in-box is a catalyst for productivity—moving from it interrupts your workflow and introduces opportunities for distraction

Instantmessaging

E-mail, calendar, contacts

Documents, presentations, spreadsheets

Social networking—blogs, mashups, activities

Personal content library

Feeds, My Widgets,

Live Text

Collaborative and business applications


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Agenda







Universal access


The road ahead


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Why pay more when you don’t have to?Lotus Notes and Domino software includes advanced collaborative capabilities at no additional charge …

Documents, presentations and spreadsheets

Based on IBM Lotus Symphony software

No licensing or compliance concerns

Integrated in Lotus Notes software or used on a stand-alone basis (at home or at work)

Instant messaging and presence awareness

Based on IBM Lotus Sametime® software

Locate expertise and make decisions faster

Integrated in context and/or in the sidebar

Personal content library extra space

Based on IBM Lotus Quickr™ software

Include links instead of attachments

Integrated in context and/or in the sidebar


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Agenda







Universal access


The road ahead


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Build your solutions on Lotus Notes and Domino softwareThousands of enterprises worldwide trust their core collaborative and business applications to Lotus Notes and Domino software

Discussion databases

Community forums

Document storage and collaboration

Customer relationship management

Help desk and customer support

Human resources

Inventory management

Project management

Sales force automation

Product catalogs and price lists

Billing systems

Compliance tracking, audit and assessment


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Security-rich, business-process-driven applications that enable people to collect, organize, share and track information

A premier platform for rapid application development

Comprehensive and open development environment

GUI-driven, point-and-click capabilities

Supplied templates require no coding

Support for developers at every skill level—Lotus, Java™ and Eclipse software

Centralized administration for quick deployment

Component reusability saves time and increases responsiveness


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Lotus products are built on an open standards–based platformHelp increase your agility and responsiveness with an open, plug-and-play architecture

Open standards–based programming modelbased on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP)


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Build and deploy next generation composite applications

Streamlines employee workflow

Is easily customizable

Supports role-based deployment

Promotes application re-use

Supports multiple programming languages, including Lotus Notes, Java client and .NET applications

Leverages high value at an attractive cost

Composite applications = mashups for business

Web service

Lotus Domino data

Enterprise system

Relational data

“The plug-in approach is also compelling from an IT standpoint. With relative ease, developers should be able to create plug-ins …” —Mike Heck, InfoWorld, August 23, 2007.


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Agenda







Universal access


The road ahead


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Where are your employees? How do they want to work?Universal access—Be as productive as possible, regardless of location

Rich client Browser Mobile device

Connected Disconnected


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Choose from two client access options

IBM Lotus Notes software Rich desktop client

IBM Lotus iNotes software Browser-based client Web application server


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Deploy mobility support to employees who need it

Basic push email support from IBM Lotus Notes Traveler

Enhanced support provided by key IBM Business Partners*

* Provided by IBM Business Partners, may require additional purchase.

Browser access to email on Apple iPhone thru Lotus iNotes software


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Marketplace-leading replication technologyReplicate e-mail and applications with data, logic and security controls for productivity online and offline

Synchronizes information across a distributed environment

Offers efficient hub-and-spoke server deployment and replication

Locally replicates the Lotus Notes client with the Lotus Domino server

Supports local network copies to help provide high availability and fast information access


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Agenda







Universal access


The road ahead


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Comprehensive, world-class security toolsA trusted, proven, security-rich solution from a vendor you can trust

Leverages best practices

Uses a layered security model

Spans from user to document

Has never been host to a major e-mail borne virus

“It’s no coincidence that we haven’t heard of any major e-mail viruses circulating through Notes shops. Maybe that’s why the CIA – yes, the Central Intelligence Agency – is a Notes shop.”

—Joyce Chutchian, editor, searchnetworking.com

User authentication

Server security

Network security

Database security

Notes client

Domino server

LAN/WAN Internet

Dominodatabase

Design element security

Document security


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Flexibility and control for IT managers

Lotus Notes Smart Upgrade

High scalability, reliability and availability

Ease of management

– Proactive monitoring tools

– Transaction logging

– Server fault recovery

Powerful desktop management tools

– Smart client upgrades

– Server-managed provisioning

– Role-based capability and application allocation

Lotus Domino 8 server

Lotus Notes 8 client

Component provisioning

Traditional and composite

applications


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Client and server platform flexibility

Apple Macintosh OS

Ubuntu

Red Hat RHEL 5

Novell SLED 10

Microsoft Windows Vista

Microsoft Windows XP

IBM i5/OS® V5R4 platform

Sun Solaris 10

IBM AIX 5.3 and 5.4 platforms

IBM AIX® RHEL 5 (x86 and z) platform

Red Hat RHEL 5 (x86 and z)

Novell SUSE Linux 10 (x86 and z)

Microsoft Windows 2003x64 Edition

Microsoft Windows 2003


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Continued investment protection with IBM Lotus software

Each release of Lotus Notes and Domino software has provided new and refined capabilities; yet each has remained compatible with all previous versions.


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Agenda







Universal access


The road ahead


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The opportunity to empower people has never been greater

With the right tools and resources, there is virtually no limit to what your people can do for your business.

Users:

Single, unified view for collaborating and communicating effectively

Developers:

State-of-the-art application development tools

Administrators:

Control of the desktop and the collaboration budget


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Thank you!!


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