Chapter 4. Domino 6
“Groupware handles three kinds of user interaction—the “three C's”:
Communication— which generally means e-mail and related functions.
Collaboration— online discussion groups and common access to shared folders of shared data.
Coordination— the most complex part, which allows workers to jointly accomplish specific procedures and tasks.
Lotus Notes combines all three aspects of groupware into one product, and has been elegantly designed to do so from day one. It includes e-mail, a database, a directory of users, security, tools to program custom applications, and support for remote access from portable computers.”
—Fortune, July, 1996
Domino 6 includes many new features to the Domino messaging and collaboration server, whichsignificantly ...
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