IBM Lotus Domino Installed Base Projected to Be 112 Million Mailboxes By 2011
Posted on: Wednesday, 20 June 2007, 06:00 CDT
The Radicati Group, Inc.'s latest study, "IBM Lotus Notes/Domino Market Analysis, 2007-2011," provides an in-depth analysis of current and forecasted IBM Lotus Notes and Domino installed base, with extensive breakouts by version, business size and region.
According to the report, IBM Lotus maintains a competitive market share in the collaboration and messaging market, with a 20% market share of the worldwide email messaging market.
The report finds that IBM Lotus' messaging and collaboration platform is broadly deployed amongst large and very large businesses, particularly in Europe and Asia/Pacific.
The study gives a detailed description of enhancements and improvements to be added with IBM Lotus Notes/Domino 8, which is scheduled to be released in late 2007.
To order a copy of the study, or for additional information about our market research programs, please contact Lisa Nguyen at (650) 322-8059, or visit our web site at http://www.radicati.com.
About The Radicati Group, Inc.
The Radicati Group covers all aspects of email security, email archiving, regulatory compliance, wireless technologies, web services, identity management, instant messaging, unified communications, VoIP, and more. The company provides both quantitative and qualitative information, including detailed market size, installed base and forecast information on a worldwide basis, as well as detailed country breakouts.
The Radicati Group works with corporate organizations to assist them in selecting the right products and technologies to support their business needs, as well as with vendors to define the best strategic direction for their products. We also work with investment firms on a worldwide basis to help them identify and assess new investment opportunities.
The Radicati Group, Inc. is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA, with offices in London, Hong Kong and Melbourne.
Contact: Lisa Nguyen The Radicati Group, Inc. (650) 322-8059 Email Contact
SOURCE: The Radicati Group
Source: MARKET WIRE
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User Comments (2)
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Posted by Bob Thurgbund on 04/06/2009, 11:54 I love how lotus consultants go crazy over these numbers... I've been consulting in the business, everywhere from mom and pop shops to fortune 100 enterprises, and the general consensus is always 'Lotus Notes, yeah, we used to use that'. It's going downhill folks, face it. Sure, blame IBM for not advertising. Betamax was better than VHS too....it gets to a point where it doesn't matter even if Lotus does do something better - it's not worth dealing with having this one-off system off an island. So what if Microsoft bundles the exchange CAL with enterprises licensing, and it gets counted as a customer even though it's not being used. It's one more reason FOR them to use it, because it's free already! Plus, IBM hasn't ever stood up to really explain their licensing counts either - last I heard they never dropped people who had previously purchased Lotus from their count of installed users...so over all of these years, the number just keeps growing...that's not exactly a great figure to go by either. I know some large corps that migrated over to Exchange..that's not exactly being described now, is it. |
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Posted by Rodney Jones on 06/20/2007, 22:45 The Radicati Group is funded by Microsoft, and has never published a negative Microsoft article. As always consider the source. IBM 20% of market share? really? This is due to the funny math. Since most large corporations that use MS-Windows servers OS get free site licenses to use MS-Exchange, so even if Exchange is not used in such a corporation, The Radicati Group counts those immaginary seats in favor of Microsoft.... because they are paying for the research, but really now... it's more like it that Microsoft is paying for the results rather than the actual research. What is true however, is that Microsoft has an amazing huge marketing budget, whereas IBM is too cheap to advertise properly. |
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