The acquisition of the Dublin, OH-based company will expand IBM’s ability to help organizations create more intelligent and dynamic business networks by simplifying and automating the way they connect and communicate with customers, partners and suppliers both on-premise or through cloud computing delivery models.

Helps businesses, government and research institutions design and adopt cloud technologies for growth

Positions IBM to lead industry in cloud integration

Customers Continue to Abandon Oracle/Sun, HP for IBM Workload-Optimized Systems, Storage

New IBM Software Platform meets the demands of increasingly interconnected marketplace

ORLANDO, Fla. - 20 Jan 2010: IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced a major expansion of IBM Lotus collaboration software and delivery of enterprise secure mail for Android, the iPhone and Nokia Symbian smartphones.
“We believe IBM has taken a leadership position in providing the broadest mail and collaboration support for mobile devices,” said Kevin Cavanaugh, vice president, messaging and collaboration, IBM.
General Motors (GM) is playing an innovative role in extending mobile collaboration into the automotive industry. Recently, GM’s Chevrolet and OnStar unveiled the auto industry’s first smartphone application that will allow …

BlackBerry Applications for Lotus Software Now Available from IBM

New innovation pipeline and platform for ingetration to fuel market expansion.

Public and private cloud environments now available

Center helps hospitals, doctors and nurses derive new insight to improve care and lower costs