IBM this week quietly updated its Lotus Symphony desktop applications with a feature that hints at its broader strategy to use the Web and standards to up-end Microsoft’s massive Office business.

The as-of-yet unnamed e-mail software is intended to help companies equip workers who need basic e-mail access but not the full calendar functions or other advanced features included in programs such ...

The iPhone app is dubbed IBM Lotus iNotes ultralite, and is built on the Lotus Domino Web Access infrastructure. Lotus iNotes allows users to access e-mail, calendars and contacts directly through the ...

IBM on Monday disclosed how it plans to update its widely used Lotus Notes e-mail and Domino messaging software in the months ahead as it looks to chip away at Microsoft's dominant position in the ...

IBM Lotus Sametime and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 are the two most widely deployed premises-based enterprise unified communications systems – loosely defined for these purposes as a ...

A new version of IBM’s Lotus Notes messaging client, adding instant messaging and other new tools, will be available worldwide at the end of September with licenses starting at about $90 per user, IBM ...