IBM's Web Based Office Applications
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News at CNet
Server based subscription software with automagical synchronization of documents and apps for mobile users.
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News at CNet
Quote:
IBM on Monday is expected to announce new software intended to take on Microsoft in the market for desktop business applications.
The new software, which falls under IBM?s Lotus Workplace strategy, is a bundle that includes e-mail, word-processing, spreadsheet and database applications aimed at business users.
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IBM on Monday is expected to announce new software intended to take on Microsoft in the market for desktop business applications.
The new software, which falls under IBM?s Lotus Workplace strategy, is a bundle that includes e-mail, word-processing, spreadsheet and database applications aimed at business users.
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Server based subscription software with automagical synchronization of documents and apps for mobile users.
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Comments
Bad News: Nobody wants subscription-based software.
Ok, it may be wanted by larger corporations, but consumers seem to want to own their suite. It'll be interesting to see if this has any effect on Redmond's business.