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IBM Introduces Hosted E-mail Service To Compete With Exchange

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ZDNet: IBM Introduces Hosted E-mail Service To Compete With Exchange

The new service, which is distinct from IBM’s earlier LotusLive iNotes, offers e-mail, calendaring and instant messaging.

“IBM has introduced a new hosted e-mail offering, LotusLive Notes, that it is pricing at $5 per user per month.

IBM is touting the newest addition to its LotusLive family as providing e-mail, calendaring and instant messaging. Other pieces of the LotusLive family of hosted services also provide Web conferencing, social networking and collaboration. The integrated suite of services goes for $10 per user per month.”

Small Business Computing Staff
Small Business Computing Staff
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