Lotus Notes  
Lotus Notes is of the software family known as groupware (software designed to be used by groups of people sharing information and working together to communicate, collaborate and coordinate). More specifically, Lotus Notes is a document database with integrated messaging and an advanced client/server application development environment. Lotus Notes is also a distributed client/server platform that allows you to develop applications containing data to be shared by groups of users across a network. It is comprised of a set of document databases that reside on top of a messaging infrastructure. Leveraging the distributed storage and messaging features, the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) provided by Notes enables Rapid Application Development and Deployment (RADD) of strategic enterprise-wide business applications.
     
  Lotus Domino  

The Lotus Domino server is a combination Notes server and Internet server, allowing Web browsers dynamic access to Notes applications. This offers to users the global access and rich media of an Internet environment combined with the wonderful data organization and application development features of Notes.

Domino is a Notes server with the same functions and components as previous Notes servers. In addition, Domino provides an HTTP server component to enable Web clients to communicate with the server and a URL interface with extensions that allow the Web client use of the Notes database components. Notes database components such as views, documents, links, navigators, and buttons are dynamically translated to HTML for URL requests.

Domino also has access to the kind of files that any normal Web server would use. For example you can embed HTML within Notes documents to control document formatting and links. You can also make use of graphic and multimedia formats such as GIF, JPEG and any other format that your browser can handle. In addition to the programmability provided by Notes itself, the Domino server provides you with the normal programming interfaces for Web servers and browsers, such as CGI and Java.

     
  Lotus SameTime  

Lotus Sametime helps business users communicate online with customers, coworkers, partners, suppliers, and vendors by providing real-time technologies such as instant meetings, chat, shared whiteboards and shared applications. Sametime is a fit for business software solution that will change how companies use online collaboration within in their organization.

Sametime provides:

Immediacy - so you can make decisions faster and find people and experts easier

Reach - to minimize the disadvantages of distributed work teams by providing a virtual workplace

Richness - to allow you to expand beyond the communication tools you already use everyday to include shared images and data In addition, Sametime provides a platform that allows developers to incorporate real-time elements into their Notes/DominoTM applications

Sametime helps business users communicate:

Team meetings Customer service Internal help desk Project management Corporate communications Investor relations Ad-hoc sales training Supply chain management Cross-company project teams Online communities of interest.

     
  Lotus QuickPlace  
Lotus QuickPlace is the self-service Web tool for team collaboration. QuickPlace enables the creation of a team workspace on the Web -- instantly! Teams use QuickPlace to share and organize ideas, content and tasks around any project or ad-hoc initiative. Team collaboration requires more than email, voice mail, fax and overnight to get the job done. When the clock is ticking, QuickPlace provides a central on-line workspace structured for productivity -- and because QuickPlace breaks down the barriers to working together outside the firewall, secure Web collaboration with suppliers, partners and customers is only seconds away

 

 

 

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