News from 26-Jul-2006

Scalix To Open Source Enterprise E-Mail Software (Linux Pipeline)Scalix will offer up a good chunk of its coming enterprise messaging server release under an open-source license modeled after the Mozilla Public License (MPL), the company said Wednesday.

RPR Wyatt to Sponsor Keynote Address for IBM(R) Lotus(R) Advisor Summit (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) PHOENIX----July 26, 2006--RPR Wyatt, a Phoenix-based IBM Business Partner, is pleased to announce that they will be the keynote sponsor for the Lotus Advisor Summit Technical Conference being held in Phoenix, August 27 - 31 at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort.

RPR Wyatt to Sponsor Keynote Address for IBM(R) Lotus(R) Advisor Summit (RedNova)RPR Wyatt, a Phoenix-based IBM Business Partner, is pleased to announce that they will be the keynote sponsor for the Lotus Advisor Summit Technical Conference being held in Phoenix, August 27 - 31 at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort.

TeleWare Launches Intelligent Presence Manager (ContactCenterWorld.com)North Yorkshire, UK ? 26th July 2006 ? TeleWare, the provider of both hosted and on-premise intelligent communication solutions for businesses and Service Providers, today announced the launch of TeleWare intelligent Presence Manager (iPM), a presence and availability solution for the corporate environment that enables presence information without PBX type, network protocol or handset model

Competitors Turn Up the Heat on Microsoft Exchange (PC Magazine via Yahoo! News) The competitive landscape for the mission-critical e-mail, calendaring and messaging market is changing, and not necessarily in Microsoft's favor, as Lotus Notes on Linux makes its debut and Scalix reports a million mailboxes deployed.

PKF dumps Lotus for Exchange (ZDNet Australia)Accountancy group PKF Australia has started migrating its 800 or so users from IBM's Lotus Notes collaboration platform to rival Microsoft's Exchange infrastructure.

Linux gains traction in software market (Chicago Tribune)IBM's backing helps add more followers When IBM introduced a version of Lotus Notes that runs on the desktop computers using the Linux operating system this month, it was a sign of confidence that open-source software is gaining market traction.

Why I Love Apple (Wired News)A stupid little detail in an Apple app nicely illustrates the extreme attention to the fine points of user experience that makes people fanatical about the company. Commentary by Leander Kahney.

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