“To this battle, IBM brings two key weapons–its long-popular
collaboration program, Notes, and its new package of applications,
Workplace. Notes has long been a way big corporations help workers
create virtual workspaces for teams to share and modify documents.
Launched last year, Workplace lets companies customize employee
computing environments, shooting specific programs that workers
need right from a computer server to a Web browser on their PC. And
since Workplace is browser-based, it can work on Linux as well as
Windows…”
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