IBM announced today that it has expanded its connection with AT&T, INC. Sprint and other wireless carriers, so that their customers, that use IBM Lotus Notes and Domino, can have better e-mail access.
IBM’s Lotus Notes Traveler software enables users of the Lotus Notes e-mail, personal information management and calendaring data of selected smartphones.
This is part of IBM’s global initiative to advertise mobile usage and to increase customer loyalty as more people are making more usage of the internet on their phones on a daily bases.
Over the time more and more device markers and service providers are going to partners with IBM to take advantage of IBM’s open standards-based software’s fame.
IBM’s fast growing force in North America and Europe, will soon reach the likes of Asia, Africa and South America.
According to Kevin Cavanaugh, the vice president of IBM Lotus Collaboration and Messaging Service, this is another big step in IBM’s strategy to make its profit grow.
IBM, refreshed its relationship under the Lotus Brand with 15 continues quarters of revenue growth. This has a huge effect on the mobile market as handheld devices become more popular then landlines, PC’s and credit cards
IBM has launched software to allow new applications for Sprint smartphones by inserting Lotus Expeditor software into the Sprint Titan mobile phone development platform. Now Sprint users can get mobile access to their corporate email accounts on non-PDA phones.
IBM together with Research in Motion (RIM) launched a full line of Lotus collaboration software, together with IBM Cognos business intelligence software on Blackberry handsets, to provide a desktop like experience on you handset.
By IT News Staff Reporter
