IBM Licensed Programs: Lotus Products 639
IBM Licensed Programs: Lotus Products
• One infrastructure to deploy and manage:
Domino Mail provides a unified architecture for e-mail, Web access, online calendaring
and group scheduling, collaborative work spaces, bulletin boards, and news groups.
Unmatched mobile capabilities and support for the widest array of clients, from Lotus
Notes clients to Web browsers, gives users secure messaging anytime, anywhere.
• More choices, less cost:
Domino Mail runs on your existing hardware, software, and networks. It operates
seamlessly with other messaging systems using open standards. Centralized desktop
control, message tracking and monitoring, and remote server management enable
consistent IT support for field offices, further reducing cost of ownership. Optimized
add-on products, such as desktop fax and integrated document management, make it
easy to add value and extend your messaging infrastructure.
• Easy installation and configuration:
Default settings let you get Domino Mail up and running in minutes.
• Cross-domain administration:
Centrally administer all servers in the organization, for example:
– Change user names
– Add and delete users
– Move users
– Upgrade servers
• Centralized control of Notes Desktops:
Organizations that use the powerful Lotus Notes client for mail can centrally configure
desktop settings like home server and UI preferences.
• More control over routing:
Domino Mail provides the flexibility you need to increase performance and reduce
transmission costs, thwart spammers, filter junk e-mail, and easily enforce quotas on
message and mail file size.
• Mobile support:
Just-in-time encryption enhances mobile security. The highly compressed Directory
Catalog lets you put the entire corporate directory on mobile desktops.
• Integrated Collaborative Services:
Access the Web, integrated calendar, and group scheduling features, newsgroups,
bulletin boards, and shared online work areas with any standards-based mail client.
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