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By Erich Luening
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Lotus and Digital Equipment will allow buyers of its Lotus Domino software, preinstalled on DEC's Alpha NT and Prioris servers, to receive a suite of Web-based business applications for free. The package, Emerging Technology Solution's "Business in a Box," contains 20 shrink-wrapped groupware applications. Separately, the suite has a suggested retail price of $695, but the free offer is available through March 28.

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