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AIM to buddy up with Lotus IM in test

Monday, February 3rd, 2003
by Lockergnome

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America Online plans to test for the first time a business version of its AOL Instant Messenger software with another instant messaging program. The test, which the companies are expected to formally announce on Monday, involves Enterprise AIM and IBM’s Lotus Sametime. It is designed to let companies use Enterprise AIM with embedded software that allows them monitor and control its use among employees. Until now, only the Sametime service has offered instant messaging management of this kind.

Desperate, aren’t they? Lotus? Ick.

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