I've just finished the sessions of the first day, which have been about the Lotus strategy in 5 areas :
- Notes & Domino Roadmap
- Ultimate Web Experience
- Unified Communication & Collaboration
- Social Software
- Online Collaboration
In other news, there were some nice tasters on mobile device integration across Blackberry, iPhone, Windows Mobile and Symbian devices - it looks like we will finally be able to retire OneBridge!
There is an interesting product called Foundations Start which is an appliance type model for small businesses or branch offices. In theory it covers both Messaging & Collaboration as well as Client Architecture. Possibly a solution for "Office on a Box"
Lots more to say but I will save it for the detailed sessions over the next two days.
The last session of the day was a surprise guest speaker, which turned about to be Chris Gardner who wrote the autobiography "The pursuit of happyness" which you may have read/seen. He is a hugely motivating speaker, although I did notice that some of the audience were reduced to tears ;-) If you get the chance to hear him tell his story then I'd encourage you to take the opportunity!
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Helictopers?!! :D I wonder what those are ;)
Is that interoperability just with IBM products or with all vendors?
I.e. will the mobile syncing work with something like Mobile Device Manager as part of system center?
Or is it purely PIM syncing from Notes?
The mobile integration is more about getting Lotus products onto mobile devices. Email & Calendar are obviously the key first parts, but also Connections, Quickr & (believe it or not) Notes Applications!
I saw more detail on the products today so check out my post!
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