Today's News: Why Notes and Domino aren't going anywhere

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August 17, 2004 Published by  SearchDomino.com    Today's News Issue Sponsored By:   > mSuite from CommonTime: Total Mobility for Domino   > BlackBerry IN THIS ISSUE:   >  Opinion: Radicati paper ignores new Lotus message   >  IBM unveils new Power5 eServer i5 550   >  Workplace gets new artillery in antispam war   >  More headlines   >  ITKnowledgeExchange: Help us beta test this new feature!   >  Tip: Using names.nsf undocumented features   >  Tip Contest: Share you admin know-how and you could win $100!   >  The Missing Link: Taking the Net away would be gross inconvenience Opinion: Radicati paper ignores new Lotus message [SearchDomino.com] Developer John Vaughan says that, like Radicati Group, he and other users were once disheartened by Lotus' strategy. However, under Ambuj Goyal, the future for Notes and Domino looks bright. MORE INFO: > Read our exclusive: Domino users fuming over Radicati paper > Check out our Featured Topic on the best Domino blogs   FREE ENTERPRISE MOBILITY PILOT: mSuite 3.5 FOR DOMINO Enterprises utilising Notes/Domino need more than just wireless email. Device management, on-device security, over-the-air security and mobile line-of-business applications are all serious considerations for mobile enterprises. mSuite addresses all these areas, whilst maximizing business benefits. Ask for a free group software pilot including consultation. Free trial Toll free +1 866 706 0609 [EMAIL PROTECTED]   IBM unveils new Power5 eServer i5 550 [Search400.com] The latest edition to Big Blue's Power5 family offer a special Domino version for consolidating servers. An analyst says it provides flexible upgrade options for midsize businesses. Workplace gets new artillery in antispam war [e-Pro Magazine] Lotus Workplace is poised to benefit from IBM's extensive anitspam research. Version 2.0 of the nascent collaboration platform will combine several widely used antispam technologies with an automated pattern-discovery algorithm that uses known spam messages to find patterns that help spot spam in new e-mail. More headlines [From around the Web] IBM to hire 18,000 this year (CNET News.com) Oracle expands app server ambitions (CNET News.com) WHAT"S NEW:  ITKnowledgeExchange: Help us beta test this new feature! ITKnowledgeExchange is a place where IT professionals can share ideas, expertise and get those difficult technical questions answered by other IT pros. Better than a forum or listserv, it provides the opportunity to collaborate with groups and individual experts who share similar areas of IT expertise. This new feature is currently in beta. Sign up today and help us make it a success! We look forward to your feedback.   Intro to corporate data access & overview of the BlackBerry platform This session will introduce BlackBerry as a platform for application development. It will consider the needs of the mobile user together with the capabilities of the technology in order to help attendees discover which data is worth mobilizing. The web-based and client-server approaches will be introduced as mechanisms for accessing corporate data. Click here to register for the webcast   TIP:  Tip: Using names.nsf undocumented features Have you ever wanted to use the "Select Names" Web dialog, as seen in names.nsf and webadmin.nsf in R6.x, in your own R6 Web applications? This tip shows you how to do it. CONTEST:  Tip Contest: Share you admin know-how and you could win $100! Send in your Notes/Domino-related tips, tricks, timesavers or code now for your chance to win a hundred bucks! Whoever submits the highest rated tip will receive a $100 American Express gift cheque. Submit your tip here. Taking the Net away would be gross inconvenience [MSNBC News] Here's a real shocker -- are you sitting down? According to a new study, the Internet plays a big role in our lives. Whew! Someone must have earned major bling to go out on that limb! Actually, the nonprofit Pew Internet & American Life Project found that 88% of American Web surfers regard the Net as a player in their daily lives, and nearly two-thirds said that their daily lives would suffer if they lost their logins. And, when it comes to getting directions, the computer is the way to go -- nearly 90% of surfers who need directions or maps get them online. Evidently, men aren't afraid to use Ask Jeeves for directions. 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