<p>International Business Machines Corp.'s vaunted software portfolio includes applications to help companies crunch huge amounts of data and manage their online storefronts. It also includes programs like Lotus Notes.</p><p>"I go to a party, and I almost immediately get insulted," says Eugen Tarnow, a director of the consultancy Avalon Business Systems, which sells the aging email software to businesses. "They say, 'Lotus Notes, that's still around?' It's no fun."</p><p>Read the rest of this post on the original site "</p><p><a href="http://allthingsd.com/20130122/remember-lotus-notes-its-still-a-1-billion-ibm-business/">Keep reading...</a></p>