by Christopher Erckert
Small Business Technology Advisor
Today IBM released the latest Mac version of Lotus Notes (7.0.2) formally in beta. If you’re unfamilar with Lotus Notes it is basically the equivalent of Microsoft Outlook and found mostly in much larger enterprises then then Evo Networks’ clientele.
The reason this is news worthy to our small business readers, is that it reaffirms that the Mac platform is not just for art departments anymore, something we have been advising clients on for a few years now. This has only been accelerated by Apple’s complete transition to Intel Processors, which have been the standard for Windows computers for more then a decade. Business application support for the Mac will only grow from here.
A great resource for finding Mac applications for your business is right on Apple’s website: Made4Mac
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by Christopher Erckert
Small Business Technology Advisor
Today IBM released the latest Mac version of Lotus Notes (7.0.2) formally in beta. If you’re unfamilar with Lotus Notes it is basically the equivalent of Microsoft Outlook and found mostly in much larger enterprises then then Evo Networks’ clientele.
The reason this is news worthy to our small business readers, is that it reaffirms that the Mac platform is not just for art departments anymore, something we have been advising clients on for a few years now. This has only been accelerated by Apple’s complete transition to Intel Processors, which have been the standard for Windows computers for more then a decade. Business application support for the Mac will only grow from here.
A great resource for finding Mac applications for your business is right on Apple’s website: Made4Mac
This entry was posted
on Thursday, December 28th, 2006 at 8:57 pm and is filed under Macintosh.
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