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IBM Workplace-branded products : ウィキペディア英語版
IBM Workplace
IBM Workplace was a brand of collaborative software applications from IBM's Lotus Software division. It was intended to be the next generation of collaboration software that would work with IBM's Java EE-based WebSphere Portal server software. Introduced in 2003, the brand was largely disbanded by 2007, with its core technologies and many of its products rebranded as Lotus or WebSphere.
==History==
In 2002 at Lotusphere, IBM's annual conference for Lotus customers, IBM's Lotus division announced its Java EE-based "NextGen" initiative.〔Wylie Wong, (IBM brews Java for Lotus software ), CNET News.com, January 28, 2002〕 This became the Workplace brand, which IBM first introduced at Lotusphere 2003. The first Workplace product was Workplace Messaging, a lightweight e-mail solution.〔Martin LaMonica, (IBM accelerates Lotus consolidation ), CNET News.com, March 3, 2003〕 More Workplace applications were introduced later, such as instant messaging and document management.〔David Becker, (Lotus to expand collaboration tools ), CNET News.com, November 4, 2003〕 In 2004, Workplace 2.0 was released, which could run inside of a desktop rich client as well as a web browser.
Because the goal of Workplace largely overlapped IBM's existing Lotus Notes and Domino software, Notes and Domino customers became increasingly worried that Notes and Domino would either be discontinued or at best marginalized in favor of Workplace.〔Stacy Cowley, (Lotusphere: Customers eye Workplace with interest, but are wary ), IDG News Service, January 28, 2004〕 To assuage this fear, IBM demonstrated in 2005 how Workplace and Notes/Domino products would be integrated with each other.〔John Vaughan, (Get your shades: Lotus looks bright again ), SearchDomino.com, February 2, 2005〕 IBM also started to include Lotus Notes and Domino within the "Workplace family."〔Ed Brill, (IBM View: Lotus Notes Is A Part Of The IBM Workplace Family ), IBM Lotus (op-ed in Information Week), March 16, 2005〕
However, by 2007, most Workplace-branded products were being either discontinued (such as Workplace Messaging)〔IBM, (Software withdrawal and service discontinuance: IBM Workplace Messaging ), December 12, 2006〕 or rebranded as Lotus or WebSphere. Mike Rhodin, general manager of Lotus Software, said that Workplace was a way to shake up the Lotus team into creating innovative technologies, and now that technologies had been created, they were being folded back into the core brands. Lotus also heard that having the Workplace brand in addition to its other brands was confusing.〔David DeJean, (Good Riddance To IBM Workplace ), InformationWeek, January 22, 2007〕

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