IBM Lotus provides a variety of messaging products that can cost effectively meet your platform and feature requirements:

• The full featured, security rich Lotus Notes client

• The industry's most advanced Web-based client,

• Domino Web Access,

• Domino Access for Microsoft Outlook so you can migrate away from Exchange servers, while your users continue to use Outlook,

• And our newest messaging product, the J2EE based Lotus Workplace Messaging, now enabled by IBM's new Workplace Client Technology delivering a server-managed rich client experience in addition to supporting basic Web browsers. So you can have the capabilities traditionally found in desktop messaging but with the manageability and cost benefits typically associated with Web-based messaging.

• All of the above IBM messaging products can be used together to provide you maximum flexibility. They are also fully supported in IBM Workplace - a portfolio of products, new and existing, including Lotus Workplace, Websphere Portal, Lotus Notes and Domino and Websphere Everyplace. IBM Workplace is the strategic approach that IBM is taking to desktop software - what people use to do their jobs. This approach means to make people more productive, software more useful, and organisations more responsive.

• SOA Based products

Beginning with 7.02, IBM is delivering all Domino products on a common release schedule, with a common set of operating systems, languages and supported browsers -- enabling you to install matching releases of each product, knowing they are designed to run together.