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IBM LOTUS SYMPHONY LOGO SOFTWARE
The upcoming Lotus collaboration offerings for the BlackBerry platform, which are being shown this week in Orlando to attendees of IBM’s Lotusphere event, include mobile access to IBM Lotus Symphony documents IBM Lotus Quickr, the company’s collaboration-specific software designed to help users locate, access, share and modify corporate information in the form of documents, images and video clips and bulked up IBM Lotus Connections functionality for better access to corporate resources like blogs and communities.
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