The document summarizes IBM's messaging and collaboration strategy and recent product releases. It discusses the steady position of Lotus Notes and Domino in 2010. It also summarizes new features and milestones of Notes and Domino 8.5.2, Lotus Symphony 3, and LotusLive Notes. Plans for future releases of these products in 2011-2014 are outlined, including a conceptual "Next" version of Notes and Domino with a new user experience and focus on cloud and mobile delivery.

1. Messaging and Collaboration Strategy Miro Dolaptchiev IBS

3. 2010 in Review

4. Near and Long Term Plans

6. Fastest growing business mobile email platform (IDC, September 2010)

9. 99%+ efficacy (ICSA Labs)

11. 2010 in Review

12. Near and Long Term Plans

14. Domino Designer: New editors, controls

15. Quality improvements

16. Performance optimization

17. Better deployment/management

19. Traveler Companion for iOS: Now receive and send encrypted mail

20. 8.5.2.1: Android client

22. November 2010: Blackberry Enterprise Server Express for Domino

23. December 2010: Clustering available 1/1/11 in Domino Collaboration Express

25. “ Un-release” vehicle

26. One example: New XPages Extension Library – 68 new controls in one package

27. More coming soon

29. Accessed through the Internet via included Notes client or browser

30. Integrated Sametime instant messaging

31. Seamless dashboard integration across LotusLive

32. Included anti-spam/anti-virus

33. Available mobile services

34. 99.9% SLO

36. June 2010 – Limited availability

37. August 2010 – General availability

38. October 2010 -- 2 nd Release

40. Support OLE objects

41. Business Card, envelope and Label templates

42. Add-on installer for Notes

44. Chart Support

45. User Experience

46. Richer Java & LS API's

48. MS Office 2007 Import and fidelity improved

49. Interoperability with OOo improved

51. Rebased on OpenOffice.org 3 code stream – consistent with the OpenOffice.org community versioning scheme

52. New capabilities and user experience enhancements throughout

53. Major focus on improved support for Microsoft Office file format and interoperability with Microsoft Office users

55. 2010 in Review

56. Near and Long Term Plans

58. Author presence awareness

59. Live sections

60. Contextual commenting & discussions

61. Assignment and notifications

62. Revision history

63. Task management

64. Attention management Web-based collaborative editors for creating, sharing and collaboratively authoring word processor, spreadsheet and presentation documents More than editors through a browser

65. IBM Lotus Symphony Family– Roadmap Symphony 3.0 4Q 2010 OO 3.x code base ODF 1.2 VB Macro MS Office 2007 Support cont'd Symphony 3.x 1Q2013 VB Macro cont'd Concord/Symphony Synergy MS 2007 support cont'd 1 Million row spreadsheet UX cont'd Symphony 3.x 1Q 2014 File format interoprability cont'd Solution Enablement Linked Value The information on the new product is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information on the new product is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into any contract. The information on the new product is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion Symphony 3.x 1Q2012 Maintenance Release Roll-up of prior fixpacks Updated OS platforms Fidelity fixes Performance improvement 1 st hour UX FP1 1Q2011 FP2 3Q2011 FPx 2Q2012 LotusLive Symphony 2H2011 New! Web based editors Co-edit, Task Management, Commenting, One-click Styling LotusLive Symphony Tech Preview2 ! Word processing & spreadsheets LotusLive Symphony Tech Preview 3 1Q2011 Presentations LotusLive Symphony Next Updates in coordination with LotusLive schedule. Planning to support private cloud implementations.

67. Designing and optimizing for mobile devices from the start of new releases

68. Plan to provide an extensible Social App driven by Connections and the IBM Social Business Toolkit activity stream. Apple iOS Google Android Nokia Symbian Blackberry

70. Some feature work, especially in Designer/XPages

75. Interact more productively using integrated collaboration services (on-premises or cloud delivery)

78. Leverage LotusLive-driven improvements to reduce the administration cost for Domino servers

79. Continue to leverage Notes/Domino as a critical business tool; carry forward and evolve Notes apps

81. Interact more productively using integrated collaboration services (on-premises or cloud delivery)

84. Leverage LotusLive-driven improvements to reduce the administration cost for Domino servers

85. Continue to leverage Notes/Domino as a critical business tool; carry forward and evolve Notes apps BETA in 2011, via LotusLive Labs; Planned for delivery in 2012

87. Activity stream, ShareBox, other consistent componentry

88. Increased focus on consumability and deployment

89. Web and mobile experiences accelerate

90. XPages, XPages, Xpages

92. Web/mobile are primary user experiences

93. Productivity tools move to background, collaboration around content moves to center

95. Commitment to interoperability, flexibility, low TCO

96. Linked value across IBM collaboration portfolio

98. Consider money-saving, fast-acting benefits of Lotus Symphony and Lotus Protector family

99. Evaluate LotusLive Notes+Engage for the best in cloud collaboration

100. Learn XPages

101. Thank you! [email_address]