IBM launches cloud computing email service Next Monday

Beijing Time October 2 morning news, according to foreign media reports, IBM is expected to launch next Monday, based on the LotusLive cloud computing platform of Enterprise Collaboration services, the service will provide 1GB storage space, each user cost 3.75 dollars per month. The IBM LotusLive inotes service is IBM's first cloud computing service for the mass market, including e-mail, schedule, and address book management features that work with the enterprise's existing "internal deployment" (premise) e-mail capabilities. can be used alone.　　The monthly cost per user is only 3 dollars. In fact, IBM launched this new service and Google Apps or Yahoo related products are not much different, but IBM is more good at enterprise product development.　　Industry insiders believe that whatever the user's attitude towards Lotus Notes is a big news for the entire cloud computing world. Sean Poulley, vice president of IBM Online Collaboration Services, says users are already looking for Shawn Poli hosting services with long-term strategic implications. Cloud computing means that the cost of running applications has fallen and has a scale effect.　　He also said IBM was working to improve the security of such services and enable them to meet the needs of businesses.　　While collaborative programs within an enterprise can achieve similar results, LotusLive hopes to implement this approach throughout the process. Asked whether the new service would be rolled out as a Lotus family member, Polly said more than half of Fortune 100 companies are using IBM's collaboration technology, including Lotus Notes, and that the brand has strong identity. (PEI)