"Our goal with Lotus Symphony software is to provide a fully capable alternative to Microsoft Office, giving business and consumers alike real choice and cost savings." "With this Keepod offering, we are able to extend Symphony benefits to many new users," said Kevin Cavanaugh, vice president, Messaging and Collaboration, IBM Lotus. With up to 16GB of secure storage, Keepod stores all the user's files and run applications on the go. Sized as a credit card and equipped with robust enterprise class encryption, Keepod provides a complete offering for business users. Keepod () is the world's slimmest USB secure portable device. Launching Lotus Symphony directly from Keepod means that users won't leave any trace of their work, which may be confidential in nature. This portable version of the software, packaged using VMware ThinApp and made possible through an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) agreement between IBM and NSEC, can be launched directly from any Keepod device, without installing anything on the PC and without leaving a footprint on the system.
With today's news, for the first time, users can access the information they need anytime, anywhere securely via the Keepod. Based on an open, secure platform, the intuitive business productivity offering is easy-to-use and free of charge. IBM's Lotus Symphony software suite helps users create, edit and share documents, spreadsheets and presentations. IBM, VMware and Keepod products family manufacturer NSEC, recently announced that they have partnered to offer IBM's Lotus Symphony productivity software suite on Keepod devices for the first time.
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