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© 2008 IBM Corporation ® IBM Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino strategy update Ed Brill Worldwide Sales Executive Lotus Notes/Domino, Protector, Symphony products

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© 2008 IBM Corporation

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IBM Lotus Notes and LotusDomino strategy update

Ed BrillWorldwide Sales ExecutiveLotus Notes/Domino, Protector, Symphony products

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IBM Lotus collaboration strategy

Interaction and client services (online or offline)

Collaboration andcontent management

InformationBusiness process

Rich clients PortalBrowser MobileContent

feeds

Applications andintegration

Communicationsand social software

Task-specific applications

On-premises

and/or Web as a platform (SaaS)

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Lotus Notes and Domino software: 20 years of leadership in collaboration

140 million seats have been sold worldwide

Used by more than 46,000 companies around the world

#2 market share position, >35% (IDC, Gartner Dataquest)

IBM Lotus Notes® and Lotus® Domino® software has seen fifteen consecutive quarters of year-to-year growth from Q4 2004–Q2 2008

Lotus Notes and Domino are supported by over 10,000 IBM Business Partners worldwide who have thousands of integrated solutions running on it

•The number of active maintenance end-user seats for Lotus Notes/DWA clients increased 25% from 1/1/07 to 6/30/08 -- our installed base is growing

•IBM have over 850 people working on Notes/Domino products in our labs -- a significant financial investment in R&D, with comparable investment in sales and marketing

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Lotus Notes and Domino software: a flexible and comprehensive collaboration solution

Collaboration foundationE-mail, calendar,

contacts Collaboration in context

Seamless, uninterrupted workflow

Advanced collaborative capabilities

Instant messaging, personal content

library, office productivity tools

Open application development

Fully extensible, standards-based

Universal accessRemain productive regardless of location

Proven, reliable infrastructureSecurity-rich, high availability, simple upgrades

Rich clients

Browser

Mobile

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Collaborate in context from a single, customized view Your in-box is a catalyst for productivity— moving from it interrupts your workflow and introduces opportunities for distraction

Instantmessaging

E-mail, calendar, contacts

Documents, presentations, spreadsheets

Social networking—blogs, mashups, activities

Personal content library

Feeds, My Widgets,

Live Text

Collaborative and business applications

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Recipient icons

and flags

Color-coded

messages

Conversation threads

Horizontal and vertical

preview pane options

Integrated presence

and IM

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New calendar entries

Color-coded

meetingsGroup

calendars

Integrated presence

and IM

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Quickly and easily access your most used applications

Lotus Notes sidebar:

Store and access various applications

Convenient

Peripheral vision

Deploy a variety of plug-in applications– Out-of-the-box

applications included

– Fully customizable with your own applications

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Why pay more when you don’t have to?Lotus Notes and Domino software includes advanced collaborative capabilities at no additional charge …

Documents, presentations and spreadsheets

Based on IBM Lotus Symphony software

No licensing or compliance concerns

Integrated in Lotus Notes software or used on a stand-alone basis (at home or at work)

Instant messaging and presence awareness

Based on IBM Lotus Sametime® software

Locate expertise and make decisions faster

Integrated in context and/or in the sidebar

Personal content library extra space

Based on IBM Lotus Quickr™ software

Include links instead of attachments

Integrated in context and/or in the sidebar

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Documents

Spreadsheets

Presentations

Realize cost savings with included office productivity tools

Integrated office productivity tools

No additional charge

Based on Lotus Symphony software– Helps reduce ongoing licensing costs and

dependence on a single software vendor– Available to virtually anyone and everyone

– Use at work and at home

Frustrated with business productivity tool costs and upgrades? Could your time and budget be better spent elsewhere?

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Security-rich, business-process-driven applications that enable people to collect, organize, share and track informationA premier platform for rapid application development

Comprehensive and open development environment

GUI-driven, point-and-click capabilities

Supplied templates require no coding

Support for developers at every skill level—Lotus, Java™ and Eclipse software

Centralized administration for quick deployment

Component reusability saves time and increases responsiveness

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Lotus products are built on an open standards–based platformHelp increase your agility and responsiveness with an open, plug-and-play architecture

Open standards–based programming modelbased on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP)

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Enterprise application integration

Integrate Lotus Notes and Domino 8 software with the SAP Business Suite

Access SAP information from your familiar Lotus Notes interface

Include customizable usage scenarios

Planned delivery in Q1 2009

Lotus Enterprise Integrator Designed to easily access and

view data from multiple platforms within one Lotus Domino application

Server-based data access tool, providing data transfer and synchronization between Lotus Domino software and supported systems

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“Atlantic” -- Request form

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Extending Mobile Business CollaborationHear about the recent innovations from IBM Lotus Ecosystem

Full IBM Mobile Enterprise Collaboration Software on RIM

BlackBerry

Extended Partnerships with Software Vendors, Mobile

Manufacturers and Operators

Announcing IBM Lotus iNotes on iPhone

* Provided by IBM Business Partners, may require additional purchase.

* Provided by RIM, may require additional purchase.

• Email & PIM• Content sharing• Team Collaboration• Social Software• Business Applications• Portal extension…

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* Actual results may vary* Actual results may vary

Lower Lower CostsCosts

30%30% I/O Bandwidth Consumption I/O Bandwidth Consumption Reduced Reduced

20%20% CPU CPU ReductionReduction

35%35% Mail File Storage Mail File Storage ReducedReduced

50%50% Improvement in CPU Efficiency Since Improvement in CPU Efficiency Since Domino 6Domino 6

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Continued investment protection with IBM Lotus software

Each release of Lotus Notes and Domino software has provided new and refined capabilities; yet each has remained compatible with all previous versions.

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Notes/Domino 8 in the marketplace

Customers deploying or in pilot Gartner, May 14 2008: Marketscope for E-mail Systems

IBM rating: “STRONG POSITIVE”

“The pace at which customers upgraded to Notes/Domino 8 was sluggish throughout 2007, but our calls with clients indicate that it began accelerating with the release in February 2008 of Notes/Domino 8.0.1, which added database compression, 64-bit Windows and AIX support, mobility options and support for widgets.”

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Notes 8.0.2 – zoom!

Notes/Domino 8.0.2 release – available since August 26, 2008 (English eGA)

A maintenance release with a few key enhancements:–Significant improvement to Notes 8 launch/load time --

<30 seconds on typical hardware for a cold start, far faster for a warm start, and an optimized startup sequence

–Major reduction in memory footprint of the Notes 8 client -- 20%+

– Inclusion of Office 2007 file viewers in the Notes client

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See the future: roadmap for Lotus Notes and Domino

Note: Information is subject to change without notice at IBM’s discretion

2008

2010

Lotus Notes and Domino 8.0.2� Fine tuning the Notes 8 client for

customer deploymentsf Apple iPhone support

Lotus Notes and Domino 9 and Beyond

2009

Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5 f Reduced Total Cost of Ow nershipf Enhanced Application Developmentf Paving the path to related

informationf Broaden the reach of the Notes client

Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5.1f Continued additions to App/Devf Additional server disk savingsf Additional user identity management optionf Improved usability

Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5.2f Directory independence*

Lotus Notes and Domino 8.0.3

* Part or all of initiative could be delivered earlier

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Notes and Domino 8.5

Server-focused release – value for administrators and developers– For developers… old and new:

• Provide developers with a modern development tool IDE

• Modernize Domino Web applications

• Enhance Composite Applications

– For administrators:• Simplify Notes identity management and authentication• Reduce storage costs• Improve quality of service

Incremental Notes client, iNotes, Traveler, Symphony improvements

In beta since Q1 2008 – scheduled for end of year release 2008

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Lotus Notes 8.5 integration with Lotus Connections

Discover information about the people in Notes

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Lotus Notes 8.5 Integration with Connections

Add document to Activities

Find Activities containing documents

Dogear documents

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Domino 8.5 - Revolutionizing Domino Designer

Leveraging the Eclipse platform– Improved application management

– Virtual file system to project an NSF to Eclipse

– Leverage Eclipse search, compare

Editing resources from within Designer– Style sheet, HTML, XML, JavaScript editors

Web application improvements– XPage design element for beautiful web applications

– Themes: global application styling and more

– Domino object model using JavaScript

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Domino – circa 1996+

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Domino 8.5 – state-of-the-art web 2.0 UI

Add yourown brand

Author &Tag clouds

Bluetheme

Add your own copyright

XPage showcase•Custom controls•Repeat contols•Ajax•....

Domino Discussion 8.5 Web app

Ajax partial page update

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Domino 8.5 –Introducing XPages

What are XPages?– A new design element for Domino Designer– A runtime designed to generate modernWeb applications

Brings State-of-the-Art Web technology to Domino 8.5– Leverages Java Server Face based, proven Java runtime, from Lotus

Component Designer– XPages are designed for generating modern Web applications

• Built-in Web 2.0 features

Solves problems expressed by the Domino community– Known limitations are addressed

• UI/data separation, HTML generation control, server state, localization, extensibility, etc.

– Same modern rendering technology can target multiple clients

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Even Great Looking Domino Web Apps Can Benefit from 8.5!

"XPage technology drastically reduces the time it takes us to develop Domino applications. We no longer need to spend time developing client side JavaScript/Ajax code since many of things we built in this manner are now core features of XPages. Additionally, the ability to more easily leverage standard techniques like CSS makes building a compelling user experience much easier."

Bruce ElgortEljugi software llc

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Domino 8.5 – Simplify Notes identity management

Notes ID files have been a key consideration in managing end-user costs and administrator workload

However, they have also been the key to Notes/Domino’s highly secure reputation

Two new (optional) features will reduce the visible impact of the ID file:

Shared login– Notes users only need to remember a single password – their Windows password– Addresses key customer concern regarding Notes end-user overhead

Notes ID Vault– Reduce costs and improve turnaround time for lost IDs, forgotten passwords– Provides the ability to automatically reset Notes passwords, recover lost/damaged IDs

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Domino 8.5 – Reduce storage costs

Storage costs consistently rate as one of the highest components of Domino TCO

New 8.5 features will help dramatically reduce disk usage, especially overlapping storage

Domino Attachment and Object Service (DAOS)– Allows for single instance storage for attachments/objects present in multiple mail files/

applications– Stored as files• Allows for incremental backups• No single point of failure• Easy for administrators, no monitoring of file size

Document compression– Allow compression of Notes documents (also in 8.0.1)

Disk space savings of 40 - 60%*– Significant cost reduction (storage, backup, etc.)

*Savings may vary depending on use

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Domino 8.5 – Improve quality of service

Domino Configuration Tuner (DCT)– Ease the administrative tasks concerning misconfiguration that can

lead to costly performance and security issues– Identify problems– Suggest potential solutions– Detect, analyze, and address potential problems before they’re

‘discovered’…– Reduce support costs

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Antispam & Antivirus

IBM LOTUS DOMINOIBM LOTUS DOMINOLotus Protector capabilities, packaging, and release sequence subject to change

Encryption Data Loss Prevention

Security Product Family

IBM Lotus Protector Offering Family• Extends Domino e-mail with new security and data protection capabilities

•Protects/secures against Internet threats•Delivers enhanced content protection tools

• Integrates with Notes and Domino UI & security model

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Protect and clean your e-mail stream

Enterprise grade spam blocking– Stop spam from affecting your Notes/Domino infrastructure • IBM Proventia Antispam and antiphishing• IP Reputation Filtering• Multi-level message analysis on every e-mail message

– Sophisticated content analysis and management features • Rich, customizable policy management• Whitelists/blacklists

– Signature and behavioral antivirus– Specialized content inspection for phishing and spyware

Preemptive protection against threats – Industry-leading Proventia IPS– TLS encryption

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Futures: Notes & Domino Integration Server Enhancements

– Domino “ID Vault” integration– APIs for partner/ecosystem value– Intelligent Recipient Verification– Alerts/Message integrated into Domino– Mail Security Policies by Domino Directory/LDAP User Groups – Automatic sync of user renames, deletes, and adds

Client Enhancements– “Block mail from sender”– Notes-based interaction with mail quarantine– Spam learn, and user spam “vote” sent to backend for analysis for its

applicability to all users

Other customer feedback as received– E.G., Domino server agent mode for Notes → Notes messages

Features subject to change

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The opportunity to empower people has never been greater

With the right tools and resources, there is virtually no limit to what your people can do for your business.

Users:Single, unified view for collaborating and communicating effectively

Developers:State-of-the-art application development tools

Administrators:Control of the desktop and the collaboration budget

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Thank you!!

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