Now that Windows 2000 is out, see how Lotus plans to integrate Notes and Domino with Windows 2000. The Lotus strategy is called "leverage without dependence."

TechWeb has more on the SyncML Initiative. The article says that the synchronization system would be based on XML.

Nokia announced the Nokia WAP Server 1.1 for enterprise customers and mobile Internet service providers. The Nokia WAP Server 1.1 includes a WAP email connector that enables access to existing corporate email systems, such as Microsoft Exchange v. 5.5, Lotus Notes v. 4.6, and all POP3 and IMAP4 compliant email servers.

PC Week checks out the knowledge management products at Demo 2000. Lotus displayed Raven and Autonomy showed off its Kenjin service.

dotNSF, Inc. announced the availability of dotNSF "IP2ACL" a Lotus Domino Http server interface that exposes the IP address of Web browsers in an ACL-like format for usage in Lotus Domino/Notes Web applications.

News.com has this report from the Windows 2000 launch in San Francisco. After appearnaces by Patrick Stewart and Carlos Santana, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates gave a keynote address.

InterNoded announced a partnership with SkillSet Software to provide a solution for SkillSet’s Employment Exchange application. SkillSet and InterNoded will offer Employment Exchange to customers as a "rentable" solution.

Interliant announced the addition of specialized Lotus LearningSpace extensions to its hosted distributed learning offering. It’s a solution of Interliant’s hosting capabilities and consulting services with The Jacobson Group’s knowledge of Lotus LearningSpace utilization.

InfoWorld reports that IBM is teaming up with Symbian to to develop next-generation wireless applications for users of Symbian-based phones and communicators.

IBM will extend the deadline for its current AS/400 upgrade prices before a planned price increase takes effect. Computer Reseller News says that the price increase will go into effect March 1.