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It would be great if I could send/receive email, SMS, IM, Tweets, MMS, voice mail and other written forms of communication right in my Lotus Notes client. Currently I have an email client, instant message client, blackberry, iphone, telephone and on and on... they all essentially send and receive various forms of written or voice communication.
If Lotus Notes could bring all these forms of communication into one client inside my inbox that would truly be amazing. Imagine being able to SMS or broadcasting a tweet right from your inbox.
This would surely restart a Lotus revolution!
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1) Bas van Gestel2798 (14 Mar 2011)
Isn't that (partly) what project vulcan is all about?
PS. I believe the Idea space you selected is incorrect, since your idea is not about the Voting system of Idea Jam.
PS. I believe the Idea space you selected is incorrect, since your idea is not about the Voting system of Idea Jam.
2) David Hablewitz13544 (14 Mar 2011)
Great idea and I think it's pretty much already here. It's Unified Communications. It does exist to some degree already. Voice mail requires integrating your phone system with Lotus UC2. Sametime is already integrated and you can save chats into your email. For Twitter, linkedin, fb, there are plugins (I know, not the same as in the inbox). (This would be something like HootSuite) SMS can already be done from your inbox. Just send an email to the person's phone number @ their mobile carrier. For BlackBerry and iPhone, these are not inboxes, these are ways to see your inbox. for BB messenger, this is an isolated system within BB's network. For AIM, and other IM's there is Sametime Gateway which integrates them all into your Notes Sametime client.
Funny. As we attempt to move further away from the inbox, we keep coming back to it.
Funny. As we attempt to move further away from the inbox, we keep coming back to it.
3) Alexey Zimarev1187 (05 Apr 2011)
I believe this is what IBM plans to do. Google for IBM social inbox. I have seen some tweets from Ed Brill mentioning this, also there was some buzz on LS.
4) Bill Malchisky8252 (06 Apr 2011)
@2 "Every time I think I'm out, they pull me back in."
5) Christopher Boote4523 (19 Sep 2012)
And not only that, but give it away free with every darn PC or Mac that's sold, and make it open source
Lotus had the opportunity to own the email space back in the mid nineties when the Notes email db could access any pop3 mail store, the way that M$ owned the browser space with IE
Let's take it back now
We all know M$ LookOut! and Excuse are horrible mail clients, let's give the world a good open source one
Lotus had the opportunity to own the email space back in the mid nineties when the Notes email db could access any pop3 mail store, the way that M$ owned the browser space with IE
Let's take it back now
We all know M$ LookOut! and Excuse are horrible mail clients, let's give the world a good open source one
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