Abstract

Lotus collaboration products, mostly based on Lotus Notes and Domino, are the premier offerings in the field of collaboration. WebSphere is IBM's premier entry in the area of tools for building Web sites. Thus, for companies that have a Web application that requires the strengths of Lotus collaboration offerings (e.g., Teamrooms, Knowledge Bases, Corporate Portals, Help Desks, Sales Force Automation, Web Meetings that include “chat,” Project Tracking, Intranets, built-in messaging, etc.) and the strengths of WebSphere (e-commerce, Brokerages, B2B Exchanges, Supply Chain Integration, Online Banking, Web Account Access, Web Portals, Extranets, etc.), a combined Lotus Domino and WebSphere system would be ideal. In addition to details on ...

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