AI thrives on data but feeding it the right data is harder than it seems. As enterprises scale their AI initiatives, they face the challenge of managing diverse data pipelines, ensuring proximity to ...

AI success depends on whether enterprise data is ready, reachable, and close enough to the workloads that need it. In this eSpeaks episode, Dell Technologies’ Vrashank Jain explains why fragmented ...

Enter IBM Lotus and its LotusLive Engage product, a Web-based collaboration tool that combines elements of the Lotus product line with IBM's emerging technical expertise in turnkey mash-up technology.

But that's going to change this year, said Sean Poulley, vice president of cloud collaboration services in the IBM Software Group, in an interview Tuesday at the Lotusphere conference in Orlando, Fla.

In November, collaboration specialist eXpresso (news, site) announced that it was no longer offering its services directly, but instead that it was teaming up with IBM (news, site) and others. There ...

IBM’s LotusLive on-demand collaboration suite is getting a boost via integration with SugarCRM and Ariba’s Discovery Service supplier database, the companies announced Thursday. The SugarCRM ...

In the 1990s, Lotus Notes gained notoriety, in part, for the nifty collaboration features it brought to corporate e-mail. IBM’s CEO at the time, Lou Gerstner, was so impressed that he paid a premium ...

IBM has upgraded its hosted collaboration suite, LotusLive, with additional capabilities, including a revamped e-mail and calendaring service called LotusLive Notes, and a new set of collaboration ...

IBM is integrating its LotusLive SaaS (software as a service) collaboration suite with a range of other business applications and services, including Salesforce.com, UPS shipping, Skype and the ...

IBM on Thursday said it has expanded a partnership with Ariba and inked a new deal with SugarCRM. The company said it will integrate Ariba Discovery into LotusLive. LotusLive subscribers will get ...

Here comes another blow against skeptics who question whether large, enterprise-scale companies will ever use web-based (or, to use the more trendy term, cloud-based) applications: Consumer ...

IBM has 18 million paying client seats for its LotusLive cloud services, a jump that will result in a few double takes among IT industry watchers. That LotusLive tally at the beginning of the year was ...