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Recent Articles about Lotus Notes

E-mail Alternatives: Time to Ditch Outlook?

By Mary O. Foley |  Jan 1, 2008

Several new e-mail products give users the look and feel of Microsoft's Outlook but are actually Web-based. They provide the functionality and ease of access...  Read more

Groupware Reality Check

By Christopher Caggiano |  May 1, 1999

Warren Puyarena, the information technology manager of Porter Keadle Moore, says the price of installing and maintaining a groupware system can be conside...  Read more

Stem the Flood with E-mail Archiving

By Michelle V. Rafter |  Oct 1, 2008

You’ve got e-mail, lots of e-mail. Don’t leave it to employees to choose what to save and how to save it. Create an e-mail retention policy and use an ar...  Read more

Data Recovery: Can Your Files Be Saved?

By John Gartner |  Feb 1, 2007

A quick guide for recovering data or finding data-recovery services in a crunch and what to do if your files are beyond repair -- besides cry.  Read more

Group Think

By Anne Field |  Sep 15, 1996

A look at how groupware allows small-company employees to work simultaneously, saving both time and money.  Read more

Quick Picks

By Inc. staff |  Jan 1, 2004

January's downtime distractions include Toshiba's Portégé M205, Sierra Wireless's Voq, and a good book, The Anatomy of Hope .  Read more

Measuring Returns on IT Investments: Some Tools and Techniques

Jul 26, 2001

Laptop computers could make a sales force more productive, but they also cost more than desktop PCs. Should a company buy laptops for its salespeople? Sof...  Read more

Measuring Returns on IT Investments: Some Tools and Techniques

By Tommy Lai |  Jul 1, 2001

Laptop computers could make a sales force more productive, but they also cost more than desktop PCs. Should a company buy laptops for its salespeople? Sof...  Read more

Tech Talk: Ad Agency Migrates to Web App

By Elizabeth Wasserman |  May 31, 2010

A 250-person advertising agency based in the southeastern U.S. recently switched its workforce from a traditional software office suite to a Web-based applic...  Read more

Are Your Information Systems Up to Speed?

By Karen Carney |  Jun 1, 1998

Can your company get and analyze good data? Do you have an effective way of disseminating anything you might learn? If not, your information systems are l...  Read more

Color Coding Emails

By Ryan Williams |  Dec 8, 2008

One way to make your email inbox a little easier to manage is by color coding your emails. This can be done in one form or another in just about every em...  Read more

If Blackberry Had Launched The iPad

By Renee Oricchio |  Jan 28, 2010

First of all, I'd like to think that parent company RIM would have listened to the women on staff and not named it the iPad. It would have been s...  Read more

Customer Service: Quick Recovery

By Sarah Schafer |  Jun 15, 1996

A vice-president explains how his courier company uses technology to shorten lag times on customer pickups.  Read more

Groupware in a Small Company

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf |  Dec 1, 1994

A look at how a small computer-support company is using groupware so co-workers can seek peer advice.  Read more

The Dog Ate My E-Mail: Part 2

By David Townsend |  Aug 3, 2001

In another column , I discussed some of the reasons e-mail messages don't always reach their i...  Read more

A Meeting of Minds

By William R. Pape |  Sep 15, 1997

How to run a virtual meeting that will treat all participants as if they were in the same room.  Read more

The Adventures of Pitchman

By Joshua Hyatt |  Mar 1, 1998

Howard Getson, president and cofounder of IntellAgent Control Corp., has raised substantial capital with an aggressive and obnoxious approach inspired by jun...  Read more

Intranets Explained

By Phaedra Hise |  Nov 1, 1996

While intranet seems to be today's business buzzword, it's also a useful business tool.  Read more

Software for Smart Shortcuts

By Robert A. Mamis |  Feb 1, 1994

A brief review of time-saving, or 'learning agent' software.  Read more

The Phone that May Finally Replace Your Laptop

By Marc Saltzman |  Nov 1, 2006

The Nokia 9300 has an array of business-friendly features that may ultimately cut down the number of gadgets you need to carry.  Read more

IBM Lotus Notes 7.0

By John Fried |  Oct 1, 2005

A safe and secure corporate alternative.  Read more

GuruWatch

By Inc. staff |  Dec 15, 1996

A noted business expert tells how small companies can use technology to create a highly competitive workplace.  Read more

Short on Satisfaction

By Susan Greco |  Mar 1, 1995

Survey reveals that many small-business owners are unhappy with their sales-force-automation software.  Read more

Nortel, IBM Deliver Unified Communications

Jun 19, 2008

The solution offers converged communications and desktop applications.  Read more

There's No Office Like Home

By Debra Cash |  Mar 15, 1998

A look at how four entrepreneurs designed unique home offices to meet their specific needs, personal tastes, styles of work and physical limitations.  Read more

Alternatives to Microsoft Exchange

By Marc Saltzman |  Sep 1, 2008

Vendors are trying to challenge Microsoft in providing servers and services to manage e-mail and collaboration. But can anyone compete against Redmond’s 80...  Read more

Fight Spam in Six Steps

By Mary O. Foley |  Feb 1, 2008

Unwanted and unsolicited junk e-mail currently makes up about two-thirds of all e-mail received, but there are some simple ways your business can cut down on...  Read more

Intranet Solves Record-Keeping Problem

Jan 1, 1998

How does one small organization use an intranet, or internal Web site, to keep human resources operations up to par? Before Forsyth Dental Center, a nonpr...  Read more

ATT, MCI Log On

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf |  Dec 1, 1994

A quick look at some of the on-line services AT T and MCI offer or plan to offer soon.  Read more

The iPhone Goes Corporate

By Renee Oricchio |  Jan 18, 2008

Okay, it's not just a playtoy anymore and I'm a big enough person to ...  Read more

The E-mail Edge

By Cary Lu |  Dec 15, 1995

Inc.'s former technology editor explains why it may be time to dump your phone and fax, and turn to on-line messaging.  Read more

Google Announces Business Security Solutions

Feb 8, 2008

The new services work with any mail system, including Lotus Notes, Microsoft Exchange, and Novell Groupwise.  Read more

CEO's Notebook

By Inc. staff |  May 1, 1998

CEOs give advice on: choosing the best investor for your company, saving money by recycling paper, having employees work from home, implementing groupware, a...  Read more

Operations: From Notes to Market in No Time

By Phaedra Hise |  Feb 1, 1996

A natural-food supplier explains how a groupware package helped bring a new product to market more quickly.  Read more

With a Little Help from My Friends

By Jill Hecht Maxwell |  Nov 1, 2001

It takes a shrewd entrepreneur to find big-league software at minor-league prices.  Read more

With a Little Help from My Friends

By Jill Hecht Maxwell |  Nov 1, 2001

It takes a shrewd entrepreneur to find big-league software at minor-league prices.  Read more

IBM Unveils Business Content Services Solution

Jun 6, 2008

The tool helps analyze content created and shared by workgroups.  Read more

The Road Warrior's Arsenal

By Michael Fitzgerald |  Oct 1, 2006

Take your office with you when you go.  Read more

The Remote Control CEO

By Donna Fenn |  Oct 1, 2005

Stephen Mcdonnell insists that he stays home four days a week because it's good management--not because it's fun. The performance of his company, Applegate F...  Read more

Inner Beauties

By Emily Esterson |  Dec 1, 1998

Here's how Children's Orchard, a franchiser of children's discount stores, uses an intranet to alert franchisees to news about new products and unite them un...  Read more

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