| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 51 | Adam Gartenberg | Lotus Notes has half of the enterprise e-mail market. Please, Apple, don't lock yourself out of half of the market. |
| 52 | Anonymous | missing word!!! "Maybe of us ..." |
| 53 | Paul Calhoun | |
| 54 | Scott Gentzen | It's strange to position the iPhone as an enterprise device and miss a major enterprise applications platform. |
| 55 | Rob Wunderlich | I'm going to be an iPhone 3G owner in a couple weeks, and I definitely want it to work with Lotus Notes/Domino, as well as other other IBM technologies such as Connections.
Please do what you can. |
| 56 | Brent Balog | Our only alternative is Win Mobile and Blackberry, your loss. I see 20 new users a week getting "smart phones" (not new devices, new smart phone users). None of them iPhone (at the moment), but a lot of users/execs complaining Lotus is not "integrated". Many are extremely upset about being excluded with 2.0 after the announcement today. If you are serious about entering the enterprise market, you have a hell of a blind spot. |
| 57 | Luis Benitez | Please! |
| 58 | Jeff Dayton | |
| 59 | Handly Cameron | |
| 60 | Jeff Picco | |
| 61 | Anonymous | We want Lotus Notes, Sametime, Connections and everything integrated on your iPhone! |
| 62 | Bryan Schmiedeler | |
| 63 | Gene Leo | |
| 64 | Erik Brooks | |
| 65 | Brian Kolcum | |
| 66 | Lance Spellman | IBM Lotus Notes Premier Partner with 10 Mac Book Pros and 2 iPhones in our office. We support 20 customers hosting over 500 blackberry devices on an inferior Blackberry product. Give me Lotus Notes support and those devices will be converted guaranteed. |
| 67 | Tim Tripcony | Like other signatories, I consult with businesses of all sizes that currently use Blackberry devices to connect to their Lotus infrastructure for lack of a suitable alternative. While supporting only one "enterprise" messaging system seems philosophically compatible with the model of only supporting one wireless carrier, this provides an additional reason for millions of potential customers - myself included - to decide the iPhone is not a natural fit for their enterprise wireless needs.
Put another way, $200 (per device) x 120 Million Notes users = $24 Billion. Even if IBM is exaggerating their licensed user base ten-fold, this is still potentially a $2 Billion market... please don't allow RIM to remain unopposed in this space. |
| 68 | Vincent Cina | |
| 69 | Timothy Briley | |
| 70 | Anonymous | I won't buy one until this is done. |
| 71 | Anonymous | We have about 100 blackberries and looking to convert some to iphone for exec.... |
| 72 | Anonymous | |
| 73 | Anonymous | |
| 74 | John Pugh | -Premier IBM Business Partner... |
| 75 | Bill Kron | |
| 76 | nick wall | We are an IBM Domino shop and run a Blackberry server. Our President\ VPs\ sales reps would go nuts if they could have an iPhone.
I would very much like to see Domino iPhone email synchronization. |
| 77 | Anonymous | |
| 78 | Gary Cousins | |
| 79 | David Harris | We are currently looking at a mobile platform for our existing Domino infrastructure of around 100 users worldwide. Not so many I know, but our customer userbase is closer to 30,000 worldwide, many of whom are mobile. We NEED this collaboration between Apple and IBM Lotus to happen. |
| 80 | Nasir Javed | |
| 81 | Stuart McIntyre | Agreed. Come on Apple, let IBM/Lotus and its customers join the party.
Supporting Lotus Domino/Notes as an email/collaboration back end would give support for the iPhone to non-Windows platforms both at the server and client level and thus allow for a truly-zero MS footprint enterprise. |
| 82 | Anonymous | |
| 83 | Uwe Dennerlein | |
| 84 | Basir Noutash | |
| 85 | Anonymous | can't wait |
| 86 | Jesper Clausen | |
| 87 | Stanislav Vinogradov | I would like to have iPhone + Lotus Domino integration :) |
| 88 | Nagendra PS | |
| 89 | Bob Picciano | |
| 90 | Alan Bell | I have a message each for Apple and IBM
Apple: ditch support for non-standard protocols and specific products, such as Microsoft Exchange.
IBM: pull your finger out of wherever it is and start supporting IMAP IDLE RFC 2177 and CalDAV RFC 4791 in Domino |
| 91 | Anonymous | |
| 92 | Graham Tucker | |
| 93 | Anonymous | You know it makes sense! |
| 94 | Anonymous | You know it makes sense! |
| 95 | Anonymous | I would love to be able to recommend to our customers that they consider the iPhone as an alternative to Blackberry. But while you're locked into a single email platform, I can't hand-on-heart do that. |
| 96 | Patrik Holmquist | |
| 97 | Dvir Reznik | |
| 98 | Tonci Cobrnic | |
| 99 | Klaus Terman | |
| 100 | Per Henrik Lausten | |