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Big Blue’s Sphere

Big Blue’s Sphere

By Dave Michels on January 31, 2012

LotusSphere is an odd name for an event about non-Lotus software. That was just one of the themes from IBM’s (presumably last) LotuSphere 2012, that it is killing  the Lotus brand. Not that the show is dying – it’s a huge show. IBM has slowly been distancing itself from the name/brand Lotus – and replacing [...]

Posted in Application Software, Business, Featured Posts | Tagged conferences, Groupware, IBM, IBM Lotus Notes, IBM WebSphere, IT infrastructure, Lotus, lotuslive, lotusphere, social, telecom, UC

IBM's Social Agenda

IBM’s Social Agenda

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 26, 2012

Last week IBM hosted the annual Lotusphere event at Orlando. Last year, they made a strategic shift and started pushing heavily on the idea of Social Business and followed it up this year by not only brining last year’s announcements into fruition but also moved out of the Lotus brand to remove any legacy tag [...]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged Enterprise, enterprise 2.0, IBM, IBM Connections, ibm smart cloud, insights, lotusphere, lotusphere 2012, ls12, opensocial, social, Social Business | 4 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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