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Extends messaging with built-in collaboration tools
(discussion databases, teamrooms, basic workflow for
documents, integrated presence awareness and
interactive, online conversations).
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Offers flexibility and choice in hardware platform,
operating system, directory and client access.
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Provides industry leading security features to help
safeguard business-critical information.
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Can help you reduce your total cost of ownership (TCO)
by efficiently using CPU resources, network
bandwidth and disk storage.
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Maximizes server availability with advanced
clustering, transaction logging, server fault
recovery, and automated diagnostic tools.
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Helps reduce time and costs associated with
deploying and managing your infrastructure, through
advanced administration features.
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Supports Web services and open standards and offers
tools for integration with IBM DB2®, J2EE and
Microsoft® .NET applications.
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Can contribute to rapid return on investment (ROI)
with Lotus Domino-powered solutions for your
business processes, such as Customer Relationship
Management, Supply Chain, and Project Tracking.
More collaboration capability, performance, productivity
Notes 7 can expect a faster, more productive
collaborative work environment. “For example, we’ve
added multi-threaded views, which let you work on other
things while a large view is loading,” says Cavanaugh.
“You can sort mail by subject, something users have
wanted for a while, and something we’ve implemented at
top performance. We’ve deepened the integration between
electronic meetings and calendaring and scheduling, so
you can manage much more about an electronic meeting
from within the Notes calendar.”
Instant messaging (IM) awareness within calendar
documents and calendar views
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Multi-thread, so IM window doesn't block Notes usage
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Contact list options:
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Sort contact list
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Show only online
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Show short names
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Blink window on new chat contents
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Play sound on new chat contents
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Save chat to Mail database
Domino server 7.0
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Deployment and installation of Domino
server 7.0
2.
Monitoring the Domino server and Domino
command lines.
3.
Domino server upgrades.
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