I need to sort out my time line, I know, but with the recent events and ongoing stuff at work you’ll understand and forgive this 24 hour delay. So, after promising something Sunday, then Tuesday, it has finally came, Wednesday, Dec 31st 2008.
Globes is the leading financial and IT publisher in Israel, issuing a monthly IT Magazine, by the exact name. IBM has bought some page space, 6 of them to be precise, dedicated entirely to Lotus Software. Excellent way to wrap up 2008!
Since IT Magazine doesn’t sport a website, I can’t send you links to the articles, but you can see them, scanned, at facebook. This is what you’ll find between the 6 page insert:
- Interview with John Dunderdale, VP WW Sales, Lotus Software – done during his first visit to Israel earlier this month. John talks about Lotus collaboration strategy, what we have planned for 2009, how Lotus approaches the Israeli market, Hebrew support, solutions suited for current economical conditions, what ISVs are we looking for and more.
- Customer reference of Ministry of Finance for their use of Lotus Notes and Domino. I’ve written about MOF several times, and some of you have heard Sharon at our user group back in Sep. Now you have another opportunity to hear what MOF is doing over Notes and Domino, for the 11th year!
- Customer reference of Bank Hapoalim and their massive deployment of WebSphere Portal and Lotus Web Content Management solution that serves the bank’s 12,000 people.
- Two articles on Lotus Symphony: roadmap and Hebrew support, as well as Symphony’s win of CRN 2008 Product of the Year Award.
- Customer reference on US Army usage of Lotus Sametime, for improved collaboration and communication between units at Iraq and at the US.
- Lotus Notes Traveler now supports Nokia Symbian S60 devices.
You can see and read the articles over at the facebook album.
