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IBM Lotus Notes & Domino: The Road Ahead

Len Barker

Managing Partner

Davalen LLC

Agenda

Lotus ® Notes® and Domino® 8 in use today

Planned Releases

Lotus Traveler® for mobile access

New Products

Lotus Protector®

Enterprise Integration with Project “Atlantic” *

Lotus Foundations®

Complete Solutions: Collaboration Beyond E-mail

(codename for joint project between IBM and SAP)

Notes & Domino 8 Available Today

Here’s the buzz…“Notes 8 has a clean new look, logical menus, and customizable layouts; for me, this design makes the client easier to use compared to Microsoft Outlook.”

.- Infoworld, August 2007

" The cleanliness of the UI - it is indeed next to godliness.“- Nathan Freeman, Lotus911

'IBM…has created by the far the biggest upgrade to Notes in a decade or more. Notes is now part of a simplified portfolio. Notes remains…the center of the experiences.'PCMag, October 1st 2007, Michael J . Miller

“…Something that can morph users' inboxes into an integrated workspace encompassing calendaring, custom applications, email, instant messaging and office productivity tools.”

– IT Pro UK, August 2007

“…sidebar. Love the quick access to calendar, RSS and Sametime“--Scott Joyner, PCI

Lotus Notes 8

Excellence in Design and User Interface

Innovation in Collaboration

Embedded Symphony Tools

Open, Extensible Platform

Simple Upgrade

Shipping since August 2007!

Lotus Notes 8: Sidebar

Peripheral vision

Convenient

Easy access

Deploy a variety of plug-ins Activities Feeds IBM Lotus Sametime Calendar “Day at a Glance”

Fully Customizable Add your own applications!

Time-saving new calendar views and actions

Time-saving new calendar views and actions

A New Business Card View of your Contacts

A New Business Card View of your Contacts

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Why Did we Build Lotus Notes 8 on Eclipse?

167 members (157 in March 2007) 21 Strategic Members

897 committees, representing 50+ organizations, working on 87 projects

The Members of Eclipse

Strategic Members

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Seems Like a Good Idea..

The plug-in approach is also compelling from an IT standpoint. With relative ease, developers should be able to create plug-ins (with Lotus Domino Designer 8 or Eclipse-based tools) that mashup data from

in-house systems (such as CRM and HR systems) and outside Web services. There’s also a Composite Application Editor to wire components together by dragging and dropping them into a compound application, which should speed development.

Mike HeckInfoWorld

August 23, 2007

Mashups for Business

Application re-use Build/deploy next generation

Composite Apps Customize interfaces easily Get high value for attractive cost Aggregate functionality with no

coding!

Composite Apps in Action…

Composite Apps at Work in IBM

Integrates database of customers, their PMRs and probability of becoming a critsit with the

The database which holds PMR ids per customer to...

Generate reports per customer showing historical data, like associating their PMRS with specific products

Support Application

Demonstration

Planned Roadmap for IBM Lotus Notes & Domino

Q3 2007Q3 2007

Lotus Notes & Domino 8.0

Q1 2008Q1 2008

Lotus Notes & Domino 8.0.1

H2 2008H2 2008

Lotus Notes & Domino 8.5

Lotus Notes & Domino “Next”

2010201020092009

Note: Current plans. Information is subject to change

Lotus Notes & Domino 8.0.1

We Packed a lot into this Maintenance Release…

Powerful enhancements to Notes Client

Enhanced mobility solutions

New Domino Web Access Lite Mode

Powered by Lotus Domino 8.0.1 Server FIPS 140 encryption support Data compression 64-bit support

Shipped in February 2008!

IBM Lotus Notes 8.0.1 Highlights

Mail

Quota Gauge Default to reply

without attachments

Quickr Integration Sidebar plug-in Quickr Personal

Edition

Calendar

Secondary Time Zone

Delete warning

ToDo UI

Support for: Sametime 8.0 Citrix 4.5 Ubuntu Linux

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Widgets in Notes 8.0.1

Demonstration

Introducing IBM Lotus Notes TravelerOut of the box mobile access planned for Lotus Domino 8.0.1

• Basic wireless mobile replication solution for Lotus Domino email/PIM data

• Runs directly in the Domino server as a server task

• Support for Microsoft Windows Mobile 5 and 6 (Professional and Smartphone)

• Communicates over a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) connection offering 128 bit encryption

Optional mobile VPN

• Licensed as part of Domino 8.0.1 – no additional purchase required.

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Configurations for Lotus Notes Traveler

Trusted Domain

Lotus Domino (8.0.1+) with Lotus Notes Traveler service

(sync server)

DMZ

Lotus Domino (7.0.2+)(mail server)

Single or Multi-server

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Lotus Notes Traveler client

HTTPS protocol

Managed Virtual Private Network

Lotus Mobile Connect (optional)

Client for Lotus Mobile Connect also installed

Enhanced Mobility Solutions for Lotus Domino

* IBM Lotus Notes & Domino Design Partner+ Offered for wireless hosting via IBM Global Technology Services

New basic support from Lotus Notes Traveler

Enhanced support provided by key IBM Business Partners

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Lotus Domino 8.0.1: Document Compression

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14-70% less storage usedMailQuota

Documents compressed one at a time

Completely transparent to Lotus Notes® APIs

Attachments compressed separately

Lotus Domino 8.0.1 – I/O ReductionPerformance Test Results

Response Time(sec)

9612 0.044 13.80% 515.7 5679 No Comp9600 0.045 13.80% 398.7 4588 Comp

User Txn/Min

CPU Busy Disk Ops /Sec Disk Kbytes /Sec

I/O utilization with and without Compression Transaction Log Enabled

23% lower using compression

20% lower using compression

Lotus Domino 8.0.1: Native 64-Bit Support

Native 64-bit Domino Large memory address space Improved I/O Windows 2003 x64 and AIX supported in 8.0.1 Other platforms are planned to follow

32-bit platforms continue to be supported Implement 64-bit hardware now with Domino 7.0.2 or

Domino 8.0.1 when new servers are purchased

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Planned Enhancements for Notes & Domino 8.5 Notes calendar enhancements

Simplify Notes Identity management and authentication

Enable use of alternative directories

Reduce storage costs

Improve Quality of Service

Modernize Domino application developmentWeb Apps, Domino Designer

Enhanced Platform Support

Apple MacIntosh OS X 10.5 (Leopard), Ubuntu LinuxCurrently planned to ship in 2nd Half 2008

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iCal Subscriptions and Federation Planned for Notes 8.5

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Group Calendar – 1 Day View

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Improved Single Sign On Using Microsoft Windows Authentication

Windows authentication used in place of Notes user name/password

Password changes are only required in Windows

Unlocked Notes ID still manages Notes security from that PC

The Central Notes ID Vault protects Notes IDseliminates expensive error-prone manual operations Automates Lotus Notes ID file provisioning to Notes desktopsHelp desk OR Self service password change application

Currently planned for Lotus Domino 8.5 Domino

DBs

NotesWindows

Domino

1. User enters Windows Password

2.Encrypted key unlocks

Notes ID

Notes ID

NotesID Vault

Notes IDs

LDAP Directory Options

DominoConfig DB

LDAPDirectory

Domino

Notes

OR

DominoDirectory

Notes

Domino

Currently planned for Lotus Domino 8.5

Domino Attachment and Object Store (DAOS)

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Domino

Domino

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Domino 8.5

Domino 7

Currently planned for Lotus Domino 8.5

Domino 8.5 – Planned Manageability Improvements

QuickTune

System scan to check for Domino best practices/”health check” Notes.ini settings Database settings Disk configuration

Provides links to on-line Best Practices information

Dynamic Group Policies

Simplifies management of Domino policies to set multiple Notes users

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Domino view

Automatic paging

Tag cloud

Actions

In-line entry uses AJAX, with partial page update.

Modern rich text editor

Modernizing Domino Web Applications

Use modern Web 2.0 techniques such as AJAX and widgets

Customization is very easy (stylesheets)

Former look of a default Domino Application.

Currently planned for Lotus Domino 8.5

Domino Designer in Eclipse!

Currently planned for Lotus Domino 8.5

State of the Art Editors Planned for Domino Designer 8.5

HTML

Lotuscript

Javascript/CSS

Java

Lotus Protector

Introducing Lotus Protector for Mail Security

Lotus ProtectorFor

Mail Security

Lotus ProtectorFor

Encryption

Lotus ProtectorFor

Archiving &Compliance

Lotus ProtectorFor

Data LossPrevention

IBM LOTUS IBM LOTUS DOMINODOMINO

Lotus Protector SECURITY PLATFORM is an integrated suite of security capabilities that extend the Domino e-mail environment, protecting the information assets of an organization, everywhere in the messaging chain.

What does Lotus Protector for Mail Security do?

Spam Control and Content Inspection Antivirus and Antispam – before your Domino servers or

Notes users Multi-level message analysis on every email message Sophisticated and Granular ruled-based policy

management Multiple built-in spam analysis modules Fully customizable content analysis modules

COMPLIANCE! Pre-emptive Protection

Industry-leading Intrusion Prevention System Signature and Behavioral Antivirus Specialized Content Inspection for Phishing and

Spyware

Announcing “Atlantic” “Atlantic” is the code name for a future software product from IBM and

SAP

“Atlantic” integrates Lotus Notes & Domino 8 with SAP Business Suite

Access your SAP information from the familiar Lotus Notes user interface

Immediate business value Improved decision making Speed Up time-to-value

Customize each user’s unique SAP environment Solution components

Set of scenarios Ability to customize delivered scenarios

New trip requestTravel request pop-up Travel as Calendar entry

Travel Request for approval

Travel Budget Report

“Atlantic” Usage Scenarios

Introducing IBM Lotus FoundationsA new family of software servers

Will be sold, fulfilled and delivered through IBM business partners

Focused on businesses with less than 500 employees

Lotus Foundations collaboration server targeted for 2Q 2008 Domino mail and collab, file management, directory services, firewall, back-

up and recovery, and office productivity tools

Simple to acquire, easy to use, accessible and affordable

Safe, secure, reliable and available

Includes technology from Net Integration Technologies and IBM Express offerings

Lets you focus on your business, not on IT! www.ibm.com/lotus/smb

IBM Applications on Demand for Lotus

Service simplifies hosting and management Lotus collaboration suite: Domino, Sametime, Quickr Alternative to internal implementation and support

Pay-as-you-go application management and hosting services: Reduces TCO and up front implementation costs Removes operational staffing needs Eliminates the complexity of IT and compliance Improves budgeting and planning

Lotus Notes 8 as a Service available now!

Helpful References

Main product pagewww.ibm.com/lotus/nd8

“What’s New in Lotus Notes and Domino 8” Brochure at: ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/lotus/lotusweb/product/domino/New-in-Lotus

Lotus Notes and Domino 8 Reviewer’s Guide at: ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/lotus/lotusweb/product/domino/ND8_Reviewers_Guide.pdf

Lotus Notes and Domino’s Road Ahead

• With…

• New Releases

• New Products

• New Enterprise Integration

• New Platform Support

• …The Road Ahead will be a Wild Ride!

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