A Notes/Domino update from Ed Brill, WW Sales Executive for Notes/Domino.

1. Lotus Notes and Domino – A history, a future Ed Brill Business Unit Executive Worldwide Lotus Notes/Domino Sales

2. Seventeen years, 130 million users, 46,000 organizations 1989 – Lotus Notes R1 1991 –Notes R2 1993 –Notes R3 1996 - Notes R4 & Notes/Domino R4.5 1999 – Notes and Domino R5 2002 – Notes and Domino 6.0 2004 – Notes and Domino 6.5 2006-Notes and Domino 7

13. Protect Investments Simple upgrade, leverage existing applications, managed desktop Collaboration Beyond Email Calendar, instant messaging, team documents, editors, applications … Increase Business Agility Open, standards-based, extensible, platform flexibility Secure Your Information Control access, encrypt data, high availability

14. An unmatched commitment to investment protection

15. Introducing Lotus Notes & Domino 8 Now Available!

16. Calendering & Scheduling Icon Email/Messaging Icon Enhanced performance Icon “… the most significant release of Notes in the last 10 years.” Peter Kelly, Burton Group " The Notes 8 interface looks really slick" Michael Osterman, Osterman Research “ When I show Notes 8 to people, they say, "Wow! That can't be Notes,'". The software's design, once very clunky, has been updated so that it's clean without being Web 2.0 trendy," John Head, PSC Group LLC / Computerworld Hayden Planetarium

17. Converging today’s numerous user experiences…

18. Into the Desktop of the Future Today

21. Ways That ~1,950 Users Were Involved

24. IBM Education Assistant – 10 lessons on composite applications: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/ieduasst/lotv1r0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.iea.notes/notes/8.0b2/CompositeApps.html Online course - Developing composite applications: https://education.lotus.com/rw/lewwschd.nsf/594045664318da9e80256cae00361321/1b2076bd1f8a0469852572e500689ba3?OpenDocument Blog - Composite applications: http://www-03.ibm.com/developerworks/blogs/page/CompApps Combines components on-the-glass Think rich-client mashup What is a Composite Application?

33. Product Entitlements

36. Domino Web Access “Next” Day-At-A-Glance Mail, Contacts “ Lite” DWA

42. Roadmap for Lotus Notes & Domino: 2008 and Beyond Note: Information is subject to change Today 2008/2009 Lotus Notes “Next” Lotus Domino “Next” Lotus Notes “Beyond” Lotus Domino “Beyond” 2009/2010 Lotus Domino 8.0 Lotus Notes 8.0 Q1 2008 Lotus Domino 8.0.1 Lotus Notes 8.0.1

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