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SEARCHDOMINO.COM DAILY NEWS
September 6, 2001
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LEAD STORY:
"Lotus-IBM marriage results in name change"

Lotus has taken yet another step in its move toward becoming a
business within IBM's software group. The company is now officially
called Lotus Software, not Lotus Development Corp., and has a new
logo and IBM's banner emblazoned on the front page of its Web site.

SOURCE: GroupComputing
http://www.groupcomputing.com/dpmain.nsf/NewsNotes/27EE30EC879D857E87256ABE006B6BEF?OpenDocument

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OTHER DOMINO AND INDUSTRY NEWS
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[1] IBM adds Avaya deal to string of CRM pacts
[2] Sprint, Verizon add e-mail access
[3] IBM adds B2B tools to WebSphere

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[1] "IBM adds Avaya deal to string of CRM pacts"
Customer relationship management and unified messaging firm Avaya
Communications has inked a series of deals with IBM. One of them
calls for Avaya to develop a Notes-compatible version of its Unified
Messenger, giving users access to voice mail, e-mail and faxes
through wireless devices.

SOURCE: CRMdaily
http://www.crmdaily.com/perl/story/13341.html

[2] "Sprint, Verizon add e-mail access"
Sprint PCS and Verizon Wireless are offering wireless access to Notes
and Microsoft Exchange through a product from Wireless Knowledge. The
companies are selling the tool for $4 per user per month.

SOURCE: CNET
http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1004-200-7065967.html

[3] "IBM adds B2B tools to WebSphere"
In Asia IBM has launched WebSphere Commerce Business Edition Version
5.1, a business-to-business middleware extension. It features
real-time collaboration, advanced order and inventory management and
business intelligence geared toward online buyers and sellers.

SOURCE: IDG
http://nwfusion.com/news/2001/0906websphere.html

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"SECURITY EXPOSURES IN DOMINO WEB APPLICATIONS"
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WEB LINKS OF THE DAY
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[1] "Wireless for the Non-Physicist"
Wireless devices such as mobile phones and modem-equipped handhelds
are essentially radios. Here's an overview of the technology that
allows wireless networks to come together.

SOURCE: Lotus
http://www.lotus.com/developers/devbase.nsf/homedata/article?OpenDocument&url=/developers/devbase.nsf/articles/doc2001052402

[2] "E-learning forum update: Peer-to-peer"
Here is a look at the strengths and weaknesses of peer-to-peer
computing. Peer-to-peer personal computers can swap files, share disk
storage or use one another's processing power. The benefits are
obvious: Users can create online meeting spaces for project teams
without involving the IT staff. But it can be a security threat,
enabling users to burrow under firewalls and avoid restrictions.

SOURCE: Learning Circuits
http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?p21124919

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THE MISSING LINK 
A look at an off-the-wall story off the Web 
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"Most kids prefer Net to library for homework aid - study"

Libraries are supposed to be quiet -- but the Internet age is making
the silence downright deafening. A recent study found that middle
schoolers are making the Net their 'braries. Of the
12-to-15-year-olds polled, more than 70% of the ones with Internet
access depend on the Web for homework help and for finding material
for school projects. Only 24% hit the shelves for most of their
schoolwork  information. Just think, a whole generation of kids is
growing up "shush-deprived."

Source: Newsbytes
http://www.newsbytes.com/news/01/169662.html

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