OfficeVision

OfficeVision

Integrated office automation applications from IBM that ran in all IBM computer families, especially VM. Introduced in 1989 and discontinued in 2003, it included e-mail, scheduling, document creation and distribution as well as decision support and graphics capabilities. Originally IBM's PROFS software, which came out in 1981, OfficeVision was the first major implementation of SAA and incorporated the Presentation Manager interface across OS/2 networks, AS/400s and mainframes.
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IBM had originally intended to unite the different implementations of OfficeVision for AS/400s and mainframes and make the united OfficeVision suite available on PC servers as well, but never got it out the door.
IBM PULLS PLUG ON OFFICEVISION TO PROP UP DOMINO
When IBM announced the OfficeVision family of SAA-based software last May, it was joined by 12 of the best-known U.
Network computing provides missing links
Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Mail, Lotus Notes and cc:Mail, Novell GroupWise, HP OpenMail and the HP Digital Sender family of network scanners, IBM AS/400 and OfficeVision, or SAP R/2 and R/3 users can send and receive faxes, e-mail and all other message types directly from their desktop without having to go through any training or install any new software on their desktop.
TOPCALL Announces the Future of Corporate Messaging: Communication Process Re-engineering
N-PLEX Connect transparently shields the outside world from an organization's internal messaging infrastructure by providing a single Internet domain across all messaging systems such as Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Notes, Lotus cc:Mail, Digital All-In-1, Fischer TAO Mail and IBM OfficeVision.
ISOCOR Product to Unify Directories for Messaging Environments Now Shipping
SEAGULL has distributed over 4,000 GUI/400 ADK licenses, and 170,000 corresponding licenses of GUI/400 RTS Pro Worldwide, plus Graphical Access for OS/400 and OfficeVision on hundreds of thousands of PC's connected to AS/400's.
SEAGULL Announces 'ZeroFix' Year 2000 Workbench for AS/400 Applications
In addition, Notes integration enables Organizer 97 GS users to schedule meetings with IBM OfficeVision users via the Lotus Calendar Connector for OfficeVision.
Lotus Ships New Edition of Organizer
By providing consistent Internet addressing across all messaging systems such as Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Notes, Lotus cc:Mail, Digital All-In-1, and IBM OfficeVision, N-PLEX Connect transparently shields the outside world from an organization's internal messaging infrastructure.
ISOCOR Uses Directory to Manage Disparate Messaging Environments; N-PLEX Connect Joins Directory and Messaging for Large Corporations
SEAGULL has distributed over 4,000 GUI/400 ADK licenses, and 100,000 corresponding licenses of GUI/400 RTS Pro worldwide, plus Graphical Access for OS/400 and OfficeVision on hundreds of thousands of PC's connected to AS/400's.
IBM Chooses SEAGULL's GUI/400 For Enhancement Project
It updates the current OfficeVision calendar interface with a graphical Web browser interface so users can easily view their calendars by day or month, find available meeting times, and schedule meetings times and conference rooms.
Beyond Software announces the general availability of enterprise application transformation products
MVS, VM/ESA, DB2, IBM, and OfficeVision are registered trademarks of the IBM Corporation.
Sterling Software Ports DB2 WWW Connection to VM/ESA for IBM; Sterling Completes Work on Latest Addition to IBM's Data-Warehouse Initiative
s (NYSE: SSW) VM Software Division, a leader in integrating mainframe resources into organizational intranets, announces the release of e-mail with attachments and schedule-a-meeting functions for VM:Webserver for OfficeVision.
Sterling Software Offers First E-mail Solution Using Standard Web Browsers for IBM's OfficeVision/VM
There are an estimated 2,000 PROFS and OfficeVision sites throughout the world, and a large percentage need help migrating to Microsoft Exchange.
Control Data To Acquire Attachmate's PROFS Connector Technology

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