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Extras > Business Partners Speak Out
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Articles
Why I STILL recommend Domino over Exchange
DominoPower Magazine - October 2007
In the United States, it seems that the decades-long Lotus-versus-Microsoft battle is long over. Certainly, it is no longer news. Microsoft Excel has all but replaced Lotus 1-2-3, Microsoft Office dominates corporate desktops compared with Lotus SmartSuite, and for a variety of reasons, more IT customers in the US use Microsoft Exchange and Outlook rather than Lotus Notes and Domino. But is Domino a technology belonging to the past? With 130 million licenses sold, it's hard to make that argument. In fact, Domino is the most important alternative to Microsoft Exchange today. Messaging expert Ron Herardian makes an important case for IBM to up its marketing effort and refine its strategy.
Data integrity: the most overlooked aspect of the Lotus Notes environment
DominoPower Magazine - April 2006
Just how important is the integrity of your data to the integrity of your business. Teamstudio's Ian Smith has years of expertise in this area and in this DominoPower Exclusive, he shares his insights. His cautions and suggestions are important. This is must-read article.
Migration to Microsoft: look before you leap
DominoPower Magazine - January 2006
Teamstudio's Nigel Cheshire is back in the pages of DominoPower, this time refuting Microsoft's latest attempt to lay claim to the traditional Notes/Domino markets. Nigel's been in this business a long time. It's worth your time to read what he's got to say, and it may save you a whole lot of time, effort, and money in the long run. When seasoned Lotus Business Partners speak out, we recommend you listen.
What's really new with Domino Domain Monitoring?
DominoPower Magazine - January 2006
Is Domino Domain Monitoring really all that and a bag of chips? Philippe Schlier, CTO of GSX Groupware Solutions agrees that DDM does have its uses, but he's also not convinced all that's claimed to be new is really and truly new. In this penetrating analysis, Philippe looks closely at DDM and looks carefully at the DDM's marketing claims.
IBM, IBM wherefore art thou?
DominoPower Magazine - February 2004
From time-to-time, we like to give Lotus Business Partners the chance to speak out and share their perspective of the Lotus market, the products, and the challenges they're facing. This month, Beau Schless, creator of NOTEbookS Library Automation, tells some of his story. This is a great read!
Notes and Domino reloaded
DominoPower Magazine - June 2003
With the advent of WebSphere and the uncertainty that had surrounded the introduction of ND6, you may actually find yourself in the situation of having to re-sell the very idea of Notes and Domino to your organization. Or perhaps you need some convincing yourself. If so, you'll agree Dmitry Irtegov provides a public service in this article as he puts into words all the things about Notes and Domino we were attracted to in the first place.
The trouble with Jack
DominoPower Magazine - April 2003
Every company has a Jack, the indispensable guy with unflagging loyalty who can solve any problem. But is Jack actually a detriment to the organization? Jeff Chilton believes he just might be, and in this article, he'll show you how to best deal with your own personal Jack.
Opinions vary on growth for Domino market
DominoPower Magazine - April 2003
Here at DominoPower, we recently interviewed dozens of the biggest movers and shakers in the Notes and Domino world in an attempt to assess the current state of Domino and WebSphere. Over the coming weeks, we'll share the fascinating results of those interviews. In this first installment, we posed the question: "Do you see growth in the Domino market?" The responses were surprisingly diverse.
Survey reveals trends in Java use on Domino
DominoPower Magazine - March 2003
As the relationship between Domino and WebSphere grows ever closer, it's appropriate to ask the question, just how prevalent is the use of Java on Domino already? Global System Services Corporation conducted a fascinating survey of Java development on Domino in order to find out just how common the practice is, and we've got the results here.
Not another 'state of the Lotus Domino industry' article
DominoPower Magazine - September 2002
Those of you familiar with Ian Cherrill's previous work in DominoPower will know that his typical contributions are normally heavy, technical pieces. This month, however, he's taking a different approach. Inspired by the news of the last few months, Ian shares his thoughts on the current state of the Lotus Domino industry. You've seen articles like this in the past, but Ian tackles the issue from the perspective of a real hands-on user, with his own unique sense of humor.
How Notes can make a small firm big
DominoPower Magazine - August 2000
It's tough being a small fish in a big pond. In this fascinating article, David Beckman and David Hirsch discuss the way using Notes in their small law firm has helped make their particular fish a good deal bigger by leveraging their legal knowledge and liberating their staff to function at a higher level.
Domino goes wireless!
DominoPower Magazine - March 2000
To many people, the word "mobile" means lugging around a seven to ten pound notebook computer with another five pounds of gear, including everything from power supplies and spare batteries to network cables, telephone wires, and a jumble of connectors. In the past two to three years, two things have happened that could eventually save the backs, necks, and shoulders of mobile professionals from further abuse. If you're back's been a-hurtin', this article by technical editor Ron Herardian is a must read.
A Web browser development environment
DominoPower Magazine - November 1999
Developer Chris Stoner (a.k.a. GreenJellyBean after her RAV4) was sitting in bumper to bumper traffic one day (presumably in the same RAV4) and thought up a cool new feature she'd like to see in Notes and Domino: a development environment you can use from a Web browser? In this "idea paper", Chris shares her thoughts on this innovative idea.
If I ruled Lotus…
DominoPower Magazine - May 1999
Now that R5 is shipping, we (of course) have to ask Lotus, "What have you done for us lately?" Or more precisely, what are you doing next? Where exactly does the Notes/Domino dynamic duo need to go? What would you do if you "ruled" Lotus? OK, so Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz thought it would be fun to make everyone dye their hair green, but that's why we instead asked our intrepid Contributing Editor Jeffrey Burrows (a man with much more self control than our esteemed EiC), to take a stab at the future of R5 from an architectural perspective. And no…no pink hair either. Sorry, blue is also out.
Delay of R5 may spark new quality trend
DominoPower Magazine - March 1999
Senior Technical Editor Ron Herardian provides DominoPower readers with a new no-holds-barred opinion on the state of the R5 delay. In this important editorial, Ron explains why it's better to have a late R5 and actually applauds Lotus for their decision to hold the product back.
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