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The IBM® Sametime® family enables unified communications and collaboration via a unified user experience for services such as presence awareness, IM, Web conferencing, VoIP, video, persistent group chat, broadcast tools, instant screen sharing and location-based awareness. It provides an open plug-in model for adding third-party services.

IBM Sametime 8.5.2 security features

IBM Sametime 8.5 has many new components that leverage IBM WebSphere and IBM DB2 infrastructures. This paper provides an overview of the security features of the new WebSphere 8.5.2-infrastructure-based offerings along with security-related best practices for the existing components.  More >

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