Latest IBM overview presentation for Lotus Quickr. Updated for Quickr 8.2, but does not directly reference the new release. All rights owned by IBM - just sharing here for embedding purposes.

1. Team Collaboration & Collaborative Document Management: IBM Lotus Quickr

2. Agenda Lotus Quickr overview Relationship between Lotus Quickr and other products in the IBM portfolio Benefits Business and market trends

5. Market-leading organizations will be… Source: 2008 IBM CEO study “ Change-Ready” Capable of changing quickly and successfully. Instead of merely responding to trends, it shapes and leads them. Market shifts become a chance to move ahead of the competition “ Globally integrated” to collaborate more effectively Moving aggressively toward global business designs to take advantage of global integration opportunities. Able to access the best capabilities, knowledge and assets from wherever they reside in the world and apply them wherever required in the world “ Innovation Leaders” Innovative Beyond Customers Imagination. Deep collaborative relationships allow it to surprise customers with innovations that make both its customers and its own business more successful.

6. Changing Workplace Demographics Drives a Need to Empower the New Generation of Business Leaders 19% of the entire American workforce holding executive , administrative and managerial positions will retire in the next five years In the year 2000, there were more people receiving pensions in Italy than people working (22 versus 21 million) Within the next seven years, 33 million people in Japan (26%) will be over 65 years old By 2016, people aged 60-64 in Australia is expected to almost double Boomers depart; millennials arrive

7. A workforce in transition provides challenges and opportunities Capture their knowledge before they retire Relieve their stress and increase their effectiveness Attract and retain; harness their collaborative style Older workers (Age 50 +) Mid- career workers (Age 35 – 50) New generation (born after 1980) Growing as % of workforce Shrinking as % of workforce Growing as % of workforce Hold the wisdom and intellectual capital of the organization Essential source of professionals and middle managers Critical to long-term viability and innovation Traditional approach to technology, collaboration, organizational loyalty, and rewards Tech savvy but not “native speakers”; mixed approach to collaboration, loyalty, and rewards Technology is 2 nd nature; more interested in peer / interest groups than organizational identity; think work should be fun and fulfilling

8. Web 2.0 is the native language of “Millennials” and the new language of collaboration … Almost three-fourths of teens send instant messages more than e-mail. A new blog gets created every second. Everyone’s opinion should be heard By 2009, wikis are predicted to become mainstream collaboration tools in at least half of all companies. Everyone contributes Communication is constant And every generation wants the applications at work to be as “cool” and attractive as the ones at home … Technorati/ Law Technology News, Dec 1, 2005 ; Comscore, Aug 8, 2005 ; America Online / Research Alert, Jan 6, 2006

10. Agenda Business and market trends Relationship between Lotus Quickr and other products in the IBM portfolio Benefits Lotus Quickr overview

12. Lotus Quickr

13. Lotus Quickr provides a universe of capabilities… Library management, check in & out, version control, views, security, custom meta-data for a variety of business content types Self-service, customizable team sites with an extensible infrastructure (membership mgmt, search capabilities), that support a full team lifecycle A collection of reusable collaborative components (libraries, calendars, tasks, blogs, lists, Web content authoring...) to build powerful applications Templates for immediate out-of-the-box value and support of common business processes, including project & meeting management Basic workflow for notification and approval Offline services, extranet access, versatile portlets, to expand and facilitate collaboration

15. Access Lotus Quickr from an inviting, intuitive Web 2.0 interface…

16. Pervasive access to content using the connectors Lotus Notes Microsoft Office / IBM Lotus Symphony Windows Explorer / “ My Documents” Lotus Sametime Web Browser Microsoft Outlook

29. Agenda Business and market trends Lotus Quickr overview Relationship between Lotus Quickr and other products in the IBM portfolio Benefits

30. Lotus Quickr Content Integrator Microsoft SharePoint sites Microsoft Exchange Public Folders Lotus Notes Team Rooms Lotus Domino Document Manager Lotus Quickr Content Integrator Provides migration, and transitional co-existence, from existing applications/repositories into Lotus Quickr services for Lotus Domino Separately priced companion product

33. The Business Content Services Continuum Personal Content Content creation and communication, Personal content management Content collaboration, Project and product collaboration, Workgroup content management Ad-hoc & Basic Content Services Situational & Enterprise Application Services Departmental and Enterprise applications, leveraging BPM, RM, Search/Discovery, Advanced Doc Mgmt. Business Content Continuum Enterprise Content Services (Business Documents, Imaging, Capture Report Management, RM, BPM, Classification, Archiving, Analytics, Search) Team Collaboration Content Enabled Applications

36. Agenda Business and market trends Lotus Quickr overview Relationship between Lotus Quickr and other products in the IBM portfolio Benefits

40. The fine print The screenshots in this presentation show views of both Lotus Quickr services for Domino and Lotus Quickr services for J2EE. Since the two services may not have identical features, you may not be able to recreate the views.  Some material in this presentation is directional in nature and does not imply any product plan commitment on the part of IBM. Plans are subject to change at any time without notice.

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