Showing posts with label Lotus Symphony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lotus Symphony. Show all posts
21 January 2009

IBM and OpenOffice.org

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I have been speaking to some of the guys working on getting Lotus Symphony launched and I must say I'm impressed. Just a little bit anyw...
18 January 2009

My first day af my first LotusPhere

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Ok. Here I am. LotusPhere 2009, Orlando, Florida! This is my first LotusPhere and the first day (Business Development Day) is almost over. M...
15 January 2009

LotusPhere - Here I come

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I've been looking forward to my trip to Orlando, Florida for months. Tomorrow morning (early), I'll leave Copenhagen - going to Disn...
15 November 2008

Why not Lotus Symphony right away ?

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As I often advocate for OpenOffice.org in both private and business societies, I get questions about Lotus Symphony and Lotus Notes 8 from t...
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11 September 2008

Lotus Notes integration

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I've been working with system integration with Lotus Notes and Office for several years now and I have been looking forward to see how I...
04 June 2008

OpenOffice.org in enterpise

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Symfoni Software held at the beginning of June its annual BRUKERFORUM. This year the event was held in Tallinn in Estonia, where around 65 ...
23 November 2007

Answer from IBM

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Douglas Heintzman, Director of Strategy has answered my questions here We do plan to incorporate the most recent code form open office as so...
12 November 2007

Questions for IBM

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In the late summer IBM announced their support to the OpenOffice.org community and about a week later, they announced a new free (of charge)...
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01 November 2007

Lotus Symphony Linux Beta Review

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This review of IBM Lotus Symphony on Linux http://polishlinux.org/apps/openofficeorg/lotus-symphony-linux-beta-review/ by Borys Musielak i...
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23 October 2007

Open source is not about cutting down expenses

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The general discussion about the use of open source software like OpenOffice.org very often comes around talking about money. And most peop...
24 September 2007

Summary from OOoCon2007 in Barcelona (II)

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OpenOffice.org in the future Louis Suárez-Potts opened the conference with a speak about the future development tasks. In overall terms: ...