================================================= SEARCHDOMINO.COM DAILY NEWS August 9, 2001 More headlines at: http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/news/0,289141,sid4,00.html ================================================= SPONSORED BY: iEnterprises, Inc. - http://www.CRMMadeSimple.com/ ================================================= LOOKING FOR AN EASY-T0-USE CRM SOLUTION? Extensions for Notes by iEnterprises, Inc. is "CRM Made Simple" A new totally web-enabled, user-friendly interface raises the bar for all Notes applications. Highly configurable Track accounts, contacts, activities, projects, products, events and more...Manage pipelines and forecast sales. MS Office integration makes correspondence a snap. Stop wasting time and money! Download a demo now for free at http://www.ienterprises.com/ie.nsf/download. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ================================================= LEAD STORY: "Lotus, iSeries on the Federal Aviation Administration radar" The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) hopes to soar with a new Lotus Domino e-mail system. Previously the air travel regulator used cc:Mail software, which has been phased out. The FAA also moved their e-mail servers from Microsoft NT boxes to iSeries 400s in hopes of increasing Web application availability and decreasing the number of servers to support. SOURCE: Group Computing http://www.groupcomputing.com/dpmain.nsf/NewsNotes/BF91B6B5A76A3E8387256AA200519DEE?OpenDocument MORE INFORMATION ON THIS TOPIC: Who else uses Domino? What are their experiences? Visit these Best Web Links on case studies: http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/bestWebLinks/0,289521,sid4_tax1d0,00.html The Best Web Links on Domino platforms: http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/bestWebLinks/0,289521,sid4_tax1eb,00.html Learn more about the iSeries by visiting our sister site, search400: http://www.search400.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ================================================= EDITOR'S NOTE: We want to hear about your thoughts on the recent Lotus layoffs and how you think they'll impact you and those at Lotus. What does it mean to you? E-mail your comments, along with your name and title, to Assistant News Editor Eric B. Parizo at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your thoughts may be included in an upcoming searchDomino news story. ================================================= ------------------------------------------------- OTHER DOMINO AND INDUSTRY NEWS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [1] "Messaging vendors rally a round SIMPLE" [2] "WebSphere 4.0 reduces complexity" [3] "The failure of CRM" [4] "Microsoft releases Code Red cleanup" ~~~~~~~ [1] "Messaging vendors rally a round SIMPLE" While it appears that SIMPLE will become the standard for instant messaging (IM) connectivity, Lotus does have a few concerns with it. The leading corporate IM vendor wonders how it will handle security between service provider networks and how the privacy of presence information will be protected. SOURCE: CNN http://www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/internet/08/08/simple.messaging.idg/index.html [2] "WebSphere 4.0 reduces complexity" Analysts say that beta testers of IBM's WebSphere 4.0 Advanced Server Edition are telling them that the server is "significantly improved over the previous versions." Key enhancements include full Java 2 Enterprise Edition certification, integration between messaging and component paradigms via Java Message Service listener and message beans and an XML-based administrator client. SOURCE: InformationWeek http://www.informationweek.com/thisweek/story/IWK20010802S0015 [3] "The failure of CRM" It might be wise to exericse a little caution when it comes to your customer relationship management (CRM) implementation. A new report from the Butler Group cautions that CRM has "a long way to go before it even begins to live up to the industry hype." Plus, Gartner Group and Meta Group say that more than half of all CRM implementations fail to live up to expectations. SOURCE: Line56 http://www.line56.com/articles/default.asp?NewsID=2808 [4] "Microsoft releases Code Red cleanup" Microsoft has made available for download on its Web site a utility called Code Red Cleanup that relieves a machine from the worm's symptoms and after-effects. The tool gets rid of malicious files installed by Code Red and reboots the system to eliminate memory-resident code. It also removes mappings installed by Code Red. Users are also given the option to permanently disable the troubled Internet Information Server software. The tool, however, does not patch the flawed IIS software and systems administrators are warned not to be lulled into a false sense of security. Also, additional damage done through the back door installed by Code Red II is not fixed by the tool. SOURCE: Newbytes http://www.computeruser.com/news/01/08/09/news15.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ================================================= ------------------------------------------------- TAKE OUR POLL ------------------------------------------------- CAST YOUR VOTE IN OUR POLL How would you rate Rnext, now in beta 2 release? Vote now at: http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/poll ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ================================================= ------------------------------------------------- JOIN TODAY'S GUEST FORUMS MODERATOR: Mike Lazar ------------------------------------------------- Mike Lazar, Principal CLP for Domino administration, R4 and R5, is patrolling our administrator forum. Mike specializes in capacity planning, clustering, partitioning, Web administration, S/MIME setup, SMTP configuration, migrations, disaster recovery, and legacy integration. So if you have issues in this area, click below and share your admin questions and ideas with Mike and your Notes/Domino peers in the searchDomino.com Administration Discussion Forum: http://searchdomino.discussions.techtarget.com/WebX?50@@.ee76ebc ================================================= ------------------------------------------------- WEB LINKS OF THE DAY ------------------------------------------------- [1] "SearchDomino featured topics" Here's a one-stop link to information on XML, Websphere, iNotes, certification and more, on our featured topics page. See archives of all of our Domino/Notes featured topics here. SOURCE: searchDomino http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/featuredTopics/0,290043,sid4,00.html [2] "Think globally: Creating a multilingual Notes/Domino environment" In this article you'll explore what the options, configurations, and considerations are when creating a global Notes and Domino environment. 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Ever been frustrated because you just don't know what's gotten your moody mutt so miffed? You can soon get the answer straight from the horse's -- make that the DOG'S -- mouth. Inventors in Japan claim to have developed a high-tech canine translator. The gadget, called the Bow-lingual, can supposedly interpret a dog's barks and growls into human emotions. The Bow-lingual consists of a small microphone, attached to the dog's collar, that "reads" dog-speak by matching sounds to a set of pre-programmed wave patterns. There are plans to adapt the technology so that anxious owners, who are away from home, can be kept up to date with their dog's feelings delivered straight to their handset. SOURCE: BBC http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1480000/1480010.stm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ================================================= SOUND OFF! WE WELCOME YOUR FEEDBACK ------------------------------------------------- How are we doing? 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