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One of the things that makes Novell Teaming + Conferencing such a powerful solution is the tight integration between its teaming and conferencing components. In the last article in this series, Novell Connection took a deep dive into Novell Teaming. This article digs deep into the conferencing features that supplement critical teaming capabilities in Novell Teaming + Conferencing.

Check out the details of the new Novell acquistion of SiteScape and how it affects Novell Teaming and Conferencing.

Here's a new TID from Novell Support that explains how to configure Teaming to use LDAP over SSL when sysschronizing or authenticating against eDirectory.

Every good brand owns a word. Here is my suggestion for the word Novell can own with T+C. Also, I challenge Novell to a marketing contest to see which of us can do a better job of marketing Novell Teaming + Conferencing over the next six months.

There is some very exciting news in the Workgroup Business Unit. Novell announced the acquisition of SiteScape.

Novell announced it has acquired SiteScape, a leader in open source team collaboration, extending Novell's leadership in, and commitment to, innovative and open collaboration solutions. Get all the details here.

Novell Teaming + Conferencing is a new entry into the Collaboration space. Novell seems to have learned from their mistakes of the past and might just be getting it right this time, while Microsoft, the Gorilla in the space, seems to be going the opposite direction.

This Novell Connection article is the first in a two-part series about Novell Teaming and Novell Teaming + Conferencing. Part 1 focuses on implementing the teaming component.

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