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Welcome to the Teamstudio Voices blog? What is this blog? Glad you asked...

This blog is a place where the people who are Teamstudio can share a bit of themselves with you. This is a place where they can talk about some of the great work they are doing, or even share their opinions about Notes/Domino, Lotus in general, the IT industry, or even a review of something they've bought, read, or seen. There are not many rules in place for this blog, as it is a place where you can get a sense of who we are.

I will be taking on the role of "blogmaster" for this blog. This means that I'll be talking to you quite a bit from here, in addition to my own personal blog at LotusGeek.com. I'll try to keep you updated on what's going on here, as well as add my own thoughts on what's happening in the Notes/Domino and IT industry today.

Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you'll return soon - and often - to see what's on our mind here at Teamstudio.

We're looking forward to it.

Rocky Oliver

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