News from 20-Aug-2006

LINUXWORLD SF - Vendors challenge Exchange, Notes (ARNnet)A pair of Silicon Valley-based open-source collaboration vendors has released new versions of their software at LinuxWorld, renewing their challenge to the dominance of Microsoft Exchange and lotus notes by offering what they claim are cheaper, more flexible alternatives.

Technology, ERP, CRM, ISV, VAR, oracle, sap, peoplesoft, ibm, hp customer lists (The Auto Channel)About Us This email is to introduce Repharm; a knowledge management company that provides installed customer lists for companies such as Oracle, PeopleSoft, Siebel, etc. Listed below are just a few of the customer lists we have.

Open-Source E-Mail Options Expanding (Intelligent Enterprise Magazine)Scalix, Lotus Notes, Open-Xchange, and Zimbra have announcements or upgrades planned for this week's LinuxWorld expo.

IBM Announces Lotus Sametime for Linux (RedNova)IBM is to announce its IBM Lotus Sametime enterprise instant messaging platform will have server and desktop support for Linux. A Linux desktop client for Sametime will be available later this summer in Lotus Sametime 7.5, while a server product is slated for early 2007, IBM said.

LINUXWORLD SF - Vendors challenge Exchange, Notes (Linux World Australia)A pair of Silicon Valley-based open-source collaboration vendors released new versions of their software at LinuxWorld this week, renewing their challenge to the dominance of Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes by offering what they say are cheaper, more flexible alternatives.

Man Accused Of 33 Stealing Computers At 'U' (WCCO Minneapolis/St. Paul)Police say an employee with a criminal record is behind a major security breach at the University of Minnesota Carlson's School of Management. The man is accused of stealing 33 computers from his own workplace and selling them to pawn shops. Watch The Video More Crime News

Lotus Adds Blog, RSS, Other Features to 7.0.2 (Intranet Journal)When you first set up Notes and Domino for your intranet, you no doubt noticed that there were a couple things that seemed to be lacking. There was no real "sanctioned" blog template from IBM Lotus, and RSS (Really Simple Syndication) support was only available if you wanted to code it yourself.

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