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What Gartner Thought Of It All
Posted on February 4, 2007 | No CommentsWell, I’ve finally dragged myself across to Gartner to see what they made of Lotusphere, and so here are their pearls of wisdom for your digestion. Significant updates to Lotus Notes and Quickplace, as well as the introduction of some compelling new products, were the... -
Lotusphere Keynote
Posted on January 22, 2007 | No CommentsOpening gambit – audience rocked to the core by slightly worrying popular beat combo, complete with glitzy light show. Actually, the quality of the broadcast graphics and lightshow is pretty good Think Top of The Pops. Big surprise (not really) in the choice of Neil... -
OS X Java and Sametime in a spat
Posted on November 9, 2006 | 2 CommentsInteresting issues today with Lotus Sametime on OS X in both Safari and Firefox. I’ve been testing the http access to one of our new development servers and have hit the sort of applet rendering problem I thought I’d seen the back of with the... -
The software lineup we’ll be using in the next few months
Posted on November 7, 2006 | No CommentsNow that we have confirmation of the partneship with IBM we can look forward to the delivery of a raft of new technologies over the coming months. There’s definitely a fair bit to get our teeth into, both directly at the team level and more...