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Archive Lotus QuickPlace Attachments With CommonStore for Lotus Domino: Reduce the Size of Your QuickPlace Databases

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Overview IBM Content Management solutions make it easy for all levels of employees to collaboratively create, organize, share, and manage important business information with e-forms and document and Web content management software, so one can provide the right information to the right person on demand. Lotus QuickPlace is a key interface in IBM content strategy. Designed for team collaboration, Lotus QuickPlace enables users to instantly create secure work spaces on the Web, providing them with a place to coordinate, collaborate, and communicate on any project or ad-hoc initiative. Unfortunately, the storage required by these popular QuickPlaces can lead to a variety of performance and budget headaches for Domino administrators. DB2 CommonStore can help alleviate these storage problems.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	July 2006	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Content Management, Email, Collaboration Tools

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