Though IBM's sale of Notes and Domino (among other applications) to HCL has yet to be finalized, some strong signs point to the future of the software. IBM's agreement to sell (Lotus) Notes and Domino ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

Yes, there is a Notes/Domino version 7.0 in beta now, and IBM's glossy product roadmap commits to a version 8.0 thereafter. I got a glimpse into just what the next release will offer at Lotus' office ...

ORLANDO – Notes/Domino users say they feel good about the health of their chosen collaboration platform after IBM/Lotus laid out its road map at last week’s Lotusphere conference. “Two years ago, I ...

SearchDomino comments on upgrade plans for Notes/Domino 7: Lotus Notes users have earned a reputation for brand loyalty. If the results of SearchDomino.com's recent survey of Notes/Domino developers ...

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Notes and Domino has been an incredibly powerful and useful enterprise platform for several decades and may, or may not, continue to flourish under new ownership by HCL. Binary Tree has been helping ...

IBM plans to add connections to its DB2 database software and a myriad of time-saving tools to the next update of its Lotus Notes and Domino e-mail software for businesses. Big Blue recently shipped a ...

Yes, there is a Notes/Domino Version 7.0 in beta, and IBM's glossy product road map commits to a Version 8.0 thereafter. I got a glimpse into just what the next release will offer at Lotus' office in ...

New managed client, social networking integration added; Domino includes new user management, message recall and directory integrity features. IBM/Lotus last week shipped Notes/Domino 8, ushering in ...

Less than a year ago, IBM released Version 6 of the venerable Lotus Notes collaboration software, and promised that Lotus Software would henceforth be shipping major releases along a 12-to-15-month ...