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May 11, 2001
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LEAD STORY:
"IBM's Gerstner: The world isn't ending and I'm not going away"
IBM chief Louis V. Gerstner, made his annual forecast: The fright in
the technology industry is way overdone, and IBM is set to prosper
from a real boom in e-commerce. Gerstner, whose public appearances
are rare, opened his speech by making fun of the mounting media
speculation that he might retire next year when his contract expires
and he will be 60.

SOURCE:  The Associated Press
http://siliconvalley.com/docs/news/tech/048233.htm

MORE INFORMATION ON THIS TOPIC: 
This eWEEK article looks at Lotus' future as an IBM subsidiary:
http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/newsItem/0,289139,sid4_gci514347,00.html

This searchDomino article looks at IBM's past year and its Lotus
strategy:
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OTHER DOMINO AND INDUSTRY NEWS
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[1] "Microsoft's license shift may boost Linux"
[2] "Homepage thrives on same old mistakes"
[3] "NextPage NXT3: The next word in corporate information portals"
[4] "Are BlackBerries out of season?"

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[1] "Microsoft's license shift may boost Linux"
New changes to Microsoft's software licensing program may give Linux
a chance to lure away several key customer groups, analysts and
competitors said. While the changes will benefit some customers,
competitors hope others will be turned off by attempts to lock them
into potentially expensive upgrade paths. Red Hat and other Linux
leaders said they encouraged by the move.

SOURCE: CNET
http://cnet.com/news/0-1003-200-5893221.html?tag=mn_hd

[2] "Homepage thrives on same old mistakes"
Systems managers still allow Visual Basic attachments into their
e-mail servers and users continue to fall for tempting subject lines,
giving viruses like Homepage a healthy shelf life and plenty of
headlines. Sophos' senior technology consultant Graham Cluley talks
about Homepage, the antivirus industry and the people who grow these
poisonous worms.

SOURCE: searchSecurity
http://www.searchsecurity.com/qna/0,289202,sid14_gci551363,00.html

[3] "NextPage NXT3: The next word in corporate information portals"
NextPage Inc. offers a different solution to integrating data with
its NXT 3 portal software.  "NXT 3 catalogs and indexes all of the
information on a network and presents that information in a
searchable and actionable format via its own Web server," says this
product review.

SOURCE: Enterprise
http://www.zdnet.com/products/stories/reviews/0,4161,2717568,00.html

[4] "Are BlackBerries out of season?"
Shares of Research In Motion stumbled after an analyst questioned
whether one of RIM's resellers has too many BlackBerry e-mail pagers
in inventory. RIM denied the claim. RIM would not be the only
handheld maker to see its inventory swell. Palm expects more than
$200 million in additional inventory to pile up this quarter. RIM is
counting on its expansion into Europe, and an effort to make
BlackBerry pagers compatible with Lotus Notes, to help the company
keep growing.

SOURCE: CNET
http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1006-200-5890224.html

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WEB LINKS OF THE DAY
[1] "Domino offers refuge from storm"
So far Domino has offered a refuge from the virus attacks that
threaten to capsize companies relying on Lotus competitors. But that
could be about to change. There are increasing vulnerabilities
administrators and users should be aware of, such as Domino's
newfound compatibility with the Microsoft Outlook client through
iNotes Access for Outlook. It could invite sharks to tear into the
platform. And there are other developments to worry about.

SOURCE: Group Computing
http://archives.groupcomputing.com//index.cfm?fuseaction=viewarticle&ContentID=613

[2] "Beyond Collaboration: Immediacy"
Will the basic elements of groupware actually meet the most critical
communication needs of today's businesses?  This piece explores the
"myth" of groupware versus its real potential.  Writer Stowe Boyd
says, "It may be hard at this point see the linkage between fledgling
peer-to-peer solutions, wireless, and streaming media, and to
extrapolate these into the jumping off point for the next frontier,
but trust me, it is there. Right here, right now."

SOURCE: Lotus Developer Network
http://lotus.com/developers/devbase.nsf/homedata/article?OpenDocument&url=/developers/devbase.nsf/articles/doc2001043000


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THE MISSING LINK 
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"The pigeon protocol"
Techies, by their own admission, are an offbeat bunch. However,
there's a breed in Scandinavia that makes your average tech-type look
normal in comparison. Recently, a few computer programmers in Norway
decided after a few cold ones to test out an old IT theory that the
type of data transport used between computers is irrelevant. To prove
the hypothesis, they printed out a few separate packets of code from
one computer, strapped them to the legs of carrier pigeons and
successfully transported them to another machine some distance away.
Point taken, but the exercise begs one important question: "What
color is the sky in a techie's world?"

SOURCE: Salon 
http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2001/05/10/pigeons/index.html

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