September 6, 2006 The Future of GroupWise Phillip Karren GroupWise Product Manager Ken Muir Director of GroupWise Engineering

September 6, 2006

The Future of GroupWise

Phillip KarrenGroupWise Product ManagerKen MuirDirector of GroupWise Engineering

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A Growing Community

SilverDane

Concentrico


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Mail ... and Much More


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GroupWise Transitions

Flexiblity:Linux server; Mac and Linux clients; SOAP Interface

Mobility:GroupWise Mobile ServerBlackBerry Enterprise Server for GroupWise

Fluid Productivity:Exploit emerging collaborative trends


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Collaboration Market Trends

Growing market

Broader collaboration

Integrate with business processes


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Growing Market

IDC ICE market estimate: $2.5 billion in 2006 Novell is in the leadership quadrant


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Broader Collaboration

With more people – open innovation Across the company

Between partners, suppliers and customers

The users lead innovation

New ways to collaborate Teaming

Real-Time

New metaphors

From more places Mobility

Web

Client machine diversity: Linux, Mac, Windows


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Where Innovation Comes From


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Users Lead Innovation

“users were the developers of about 80 percent of the most important scientific instrument innovations, and also the developers of most of the major innovations in semiconductor processing”

“users tended to develop innovations that enabled the instruments to do qualitatively new types of things for the first time. In contrast, manufacturers tended to develop innovations that enabled users to do the same things they had been doing, but do to them more conveniently or reliably.”

- Eric Von Hippel, Democratizing Innovation


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Thinking Outside the Box


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Collaboration Fuels Open Innovation

“As of 1999, the majority of R&D spending in the United States is now done by companies with less than twenty-five thousand employees – a marked change since 1981, when the largest companies did more than 70 percent of industrial R&D spending.”

“Merck scientists don't just create excellent science in their own lab; rather, they identify and build connections to excellent science in other labs, wherever these labs may be. In the words of Merck's head of R&D, 'Every senior scientist here running a project should think of herself or himself as being in charge of all the research in that field. Not just the 30 people working in our lab but the 3,000 people, say, in the world working in that field.'”

- Henry Chesbrough, Open Innovation


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Integrate with Business Processes

Sales Operations Administration Human Resources

Popular enterprise applications


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Since Last Year ...

Oct2005 2006

Partnership with Intellisync Announced

Novell Open Workgroup Suite Shipped

GroupWise 6.5 SP6 Shipped

Dec May Jun

GroupWise Mobile Server, Powered by Intellisync Shipped

GroupWise 7 SP1 Shipped

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GroupWise Server Migration Tool in Beta

Exchange, Notes and Async Gateways Ship


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Novell Open Workgroup Suite

The Novell Open Workgroup Suite provides core infrastructure and office productivity software based on mixed source. It combines technical innovation from the open source world with Novell's experience and global reach – competitively priced*

● Open Enterprise Server (NetWare and OES)● GroupWise (NetWare, Linux and Windows)● ZENworks Suite● NEW! - SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop● NEW! - OpenOffice on Windows

● Open source server for applications● Industry leading enterprise networking services● Cross platform systems management● Secure and reliable collaboration suite● Desktop productivity suite on Windows

All clients, all servers:All clients, all servers:$150 Upgrade $150 Upgrade $106/yr Maintenance$106/yr Maintenance

All clients, SLES 9 All clients, SLES 9 servers onlyservers only$110 Upgrade$110 Upgrade$75/yr Maintenance$75/yr Maintenance


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GroupWise 7 SP1 Summary

Calendar interoperability New Intel Macs WebAccess low bandwidth Global signatures Improved Outlook Connector


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GroupWise Server Migration UtilityIn Beta August 2006

● Automatically migrates Automatically migrates GroupWise agents, GroupWise agents, domains, post offices and domains, post offices and data from Netware or data from Netware or Windows to LinuxWindows to Linux

● Minimizes end user Minimizes end user transition timetransition time

● Allows customers to Allows customers to leverage the efficiencies of leverage the efficiencies of collaboration on Linuxcollaboration on Linux


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Wireless Technology


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GroupWise Mobile Server,powered by Intellisync

SyncML


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BlackBerry Enterprise SolutionFor Novell GroupWise

What's Next?


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Bonsai – What Product Management Thought


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What Engineering Understood


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Calendar Interoperability


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Calendar Interoperability


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Contact Management


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Web Client


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Enterprise Applications


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“Bonsai” 2007 Summary

●Calendar interoperability●Enhanced contact management●Richer Web Client●Improved Outlook Connector●Windows, Linux and Mac clients●mySAP integration*


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“Aspen” 2008 High Performance Teams

Deep integration with teaming component of Novell Open Workgroup Suite

More portal integration More third-party integrations Full Intel/AMD 64-Bit support Full Unicode support Real-time collaboration iManager integration

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September 6, 2006 The Future of GroupWise Phillip Karren GroupWise Product Manager Ken Muir Director of GroupWise Engineering