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And Lotus Notes/Domino has had presence awareness for *HOW* long???

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From eWeek:  Microsoft Pushes Presence for Business Applications

 The Microsoft brass believes real-time collaboration means a lot more than just instant messaging.

To push real-time technologies into the business applications space, the Redmond software vendor is making available to Visual Studio developers a set of controls and code samples that can be used to build presence directly into their applications.

Only Microsoft can get away with a catch-up feature being touted as something new and exciting...

Though I admit to being a little dismayed that the IBM marketing of Notes/Domino can't get this same type of visibility for stuff that is *truly* revolutionary...

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Although this move by MS is smart, they are making it very easy for people to reuse the MS look and feel for presence within their own apps.

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