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IBM LotusLive Symphony: Google Needs To Watch Out

IBM LotusLive Symphony: Google Needs To Watch Out

By Krishnan Subramanian on February 22, 2011

During IBM Lotusphere 2011 earlier this month, I had a chance to see the demo of IBM LotusLive Symphony and interact with the team behind Symphony. LotusLive Symphony is IBM’s new online office suite much along the lines of Google Docs, Zoho Office Suite or Microsoft’s Office Web Apps. Microsoft is a non-starter at this [...]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged google, google docs, IBM, insights, lotuslive symphony, lotusphere 2011, office suite, Social Business | 5 Responses

IBM Lotusphere 2011 - Social Is In The Air

IBM Lotusphere 2011 – Social Is In The Air

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 31, 2011

I am attending IBM Lotusphere 2011 in Orlando and, as it is expected in this conference, Social Business is a big theme this year. You can feel “Social vibes” not just from IBM executives but from their partners and customers as well. Clearly, social has taken up big time and I would say that it [...]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged briefs, collaboration, IBM, lotusphere, lotusphere 2011, ls11, social, social computing, social networks | 3 Responses

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