For years, you have given Microsoft money for Office Licenses. Would you be interested if we could show you how you could save the money and still produce great documents, spreadsheets and presentations? This session is for you. The first half of the session will be a real-world comparison of Lotus Symphony to Microsoft Office and OpenOffice.org. We will help you decide what type of workers and situations should use which product. We will transition the session to cover the Application Development story. What can you do to integrate Lotus Symphony with your applications? We will cover Composite Applications, Expeditor and Eclipse.org Plug-ins, and LotusScript support. Come to this session with an open mind!

1. Lotus Symphony and You How to stop giving Microsoft your money!

15. The Microsoft Desktop vs. Lotus Collaboration Suite Cost Note: All MS prices are approximate Open Price License prices in US$ Lotus Symphony – The Executive Perspective

17. Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Lotus Symphony – The Executive Perspective

18. Microsoft Office Communication Server 2007 Lotus Symphony – The Executive Perspective

19. Microsoft Sharepoint Server 2007 Lotus Symphony – The Executive Perspective

20. Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007 Lotus Symphony – The Executive Perspective

21. The Microsoft Desktop vs. Lotus Collaboration Suite with Enterprise CALS Note: All MS prices are approximate Open Price License prices in US$ Lotus Symphony – The Executive Perspective

23. The Microsoft Desktop vs. Lotus Collaboration Suite with Enterprise CALS and SA Note: All MS prices are approximate Open Price License prices in US$ Lotus Symphony – The Executive Perspective

25. The Microsoft Desktop vs. Lotus Collaboration Suite Cost with Enterprise CALS and SA Note: All MS prices are approximate Open Price License prices in US$ Lotus Symphony – The Executive Perspective

27. So what am I paying for? Lotus Symphony – The Executive Perspective

53. Notes to Writer/Lotus Symphony Documents Lotus Symphony – The Developer Perspective Demo — Example 1 “ Hello World” from Notes to Writer/ Lotus Symphony Documents

56. Calc/Lotus Symphony Spreadsheets “Hello World” Lotus Symphony – The Developer Perspective Demo — Example 2 “ Hello World” with Notes and Calc/ Lotus Symphony Spreadsheets Where will the text go?

62. Impress and Notes — The Result Lotus Symphony – The Developer Perspective

63. Impress/Lotus Symphony Presentations “Hello World” Lotus Symphony – The Developer Perspective Demo — Example 3 “ Hello World” with Notes and Impress/ Lotus Symphony Presentations

66. OpenOffice.org Integration in a Real-World Application Lotus Symphony – The Developer Perspective Demo — Example 4 An invoicing application that uses OpenOffice.org

68. Productivity Tools Architecture Lotus Symphony – The Developer Perspective

73. Lotus Symphony Programmability Summary Expeditor/Portal Eclipse, Java, Expeditor Notes/Java Skills needed for developers Service Symphony Web Site Service Support Expeditor Toolkit Symphony Toolkit Toolkit for Productivity Tools Domino Desinger Development Tools Editors/DB2e/Encryption... Editors, Web Browser Editors/Mail/Calendar/... Local services Lotus Expeditor Server Websphere Portal No Domino Server Support/Managed No No Yes Lotuscript Support Yes (via Portal) Yes Yes (in nsf) Composite Application Yes Yes Yes Eclipse Plug-in Symphony in Expeditor (future) Symphony 1.0 Symphony in Notes 8.0(.1)

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