Bob Balaban is an Executive Consultant with the Business Transformation Team in the Workplace, Portal and Collaboration division of IBM Software Group. Previously, Bob worked on NOI, LotusScript, and agents in Lotus Notes initially as a Lotus employee, and then later as a member of Iris Associates. Before Lotus Notes, he worked at Lotus on spreadsheets and other products, earning a U.S. patent for the Version Manager feature in 123/W.
Take a peek under the hood of IBM Workplace Collaboration Services and learn
about the layers that make up Workplace Collaboration Services, including IBM
WebSphere Application Server and IBM WebSphere Portal.
Long-time users of IBM Lotus Notes and Domino (especially those using them
for more than just email) know full well the richness of functionality and
the power of the platform for creating all kinds of collaborative
applications. Many Notes/Domino fans are not, however, sure what benefits
they can derive from combining the power of their Domino-based applications
with IBM's J2EE (Java 2, Enterprise Edition) frameworks and product
offerings. Some people are still not sure what the real differences are among
the three major J2EE products: IBM WebSphere Application Se... (more)
Bob Balaban is an Executive Consultant with the Business Transformation Team in the Workplace, Portal and Collaboration division of IBM Software Group. Previously, Bob worked on NOI, LotusScript, and agents in Lotus Notes initially as a Lotus employee, and then later as a member of Iris Associates. Before Lotus Notes, he worked at Lotus on spreadsheets and other products, earning a U.S. patent for the Version Manager feature in 123/W.
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