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Strategies > Migration
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DominoPower TV Episode 1: Inside a strategy session with Teamstudio
DominoPower Magazine - January 2010
Welcome to a new and exciting aspect of the DominoPower experience: DominoPower TV. Every month or so, we'll have a new episode, featuring interviews with some of the most interesting and well-informed members of the Lotus community.
Understanding Domino.doc end-of-life options
DominoPower Magazine - June 2009
On May 12, 2009, IBM finally did the inevitable and officially discontinued Lotus Document Manager, better known to most as Domino.doc. In this article, document management specialist Scott Tomlinson discusses the issues and problems related to moving off of Domino.doc to an alternative solution.
Fun rolling out a Notes upgrade
DominoPower Magazine - August 2008
Nancy Hand is back with another wonderful story about Notes admin and the users who make our jobs so fulfilling. This time, she's rolling out a major Notes upgrade to 3,000 users. That's when Dilbert walked in...
Installing Notes 8 the hard way
DominoPower Magazine - March 2008
On a whim, Nancy Hand decided to try Notes 8 at home. She didn't read the documentation before starting installation. If she had, she says, she would have seen the problem before starting.
Playing Hide & Seek with servers
DominoPower Magazine - October 2007
Server upgrades, you gotta love 'em. It doesn't matter if you're upgrading the hardware, the operating system, or a major application like Domino. If everything goes smoothly, it's just because you haven't identified the problem yet.
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.
The White House email controversy: migrating from Notes to Outlook
DominoPower Magazine - June 2007
We continue our analysis of the White House email controversy by looking at the what might have happened to the alleged 5 million missing messages. A key factor may have been a migration from Lotus Notes to Microsoft Outlook in 2002 or 2003. Read this article for our technical analysis and to learn about some of the freaky questions we've turned up in the process.
Solving migration woes with incremental mail migration
DominoPower Magazine - April 2005
It's a well-established fact that migrating users from one mail system to another consists of numerous tasks and activities. This article from Vadim Gringolts introduces and explores the concept of incremental mail migration, which solves the problem of latency in mail migration and ensures predictability and seamless mail migrations.
WebSphere and Workplace and Notes, oh my!
DominoPower Magazine - February 2004
There's a lot of FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) being flung around about our old friends, Notes and Domino. Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz takes a look at IBM, the company, to give you some perspective. This important article gives you five things you should think about as you plan your future.
Automating migrations to multi-user Notes clients
DominoPower Magazine - February 2004
Here at DominoPower, we love to score exclusives. This month is no different. Sam Rifaey is the founder and CEO of one of Connecticut's fastest growing companies, SoftQuest Corporation. SoftQuest makes the very popular Notes installer-helper, InstallPump. We asked Sam to help us understand how to get the most out of InstallPump so that your Notes upgrades can go faster.
To upgrade or not to upgrade? XP is the question.
DominoPower Magazine - November 2001
Before you decide to upgrade to Windows XP and use it with the current versions of Lotus products, you must read this article by Senior Technical Editor Dan Velasco. He's already gone down this potentially treacherous path, and he'll show you how he went about testing Windows XP in a safe and deliberate way.
Getting ready for Microsoft's Windows XP
DominoPower Magazine - July 2001
Last week at PC Expo in New York, Microsoft showed off the next version of the Windows operating system, Windows XP. Since things are pretty much on schedule for its October launch, now might be a good time to learn a little more about what it has to offer. This excellent and timely article on Windows XP was provided to us by Amy D. Wohl, publisher of a free newsletter called, "Amy D. Wohl's Opinions". In it, she reveals the good news and the bad news about this new operating system.
Don't go it alone, use R5 Migration Pro
DominoPower Magazine - September 2000
Are you an application developer who wants to make sure your applications function correctly in R5? Do you want to use the knowledge of migration experts to help guide you every step of the way? If so, you've got to check out Dan Velasco's review of R5 Migration Pro, a single R4 database packed full of all the information and tools you need in order to make your migration from R4 to R5 as smooth and successful as possible.
Makeovers for tired R4 applications
DominoPower Magazine - May 2000
One unfortunate side effect of upgrading your Lotus Notes clients to R5 is that, once people get used to the new, revised templates, your old R4 applications will look dated and dowdy by comparison. The good news is that by performing a couple of quick makeovers, you can give your pre-R5 databases the basic R5 look, making them easier on the eye and easier for customers to operate. In this article, Jeffery Burrows gives you some makeover tips to freshen up your outdated databases.
How to use UI standards to cut your Notes development time by 15% or more
DominoPower Magazine - June 1999
Senior Technology Editor Richard Echeandia is back and better than ever. This month he shows you how a set of user interface standards can reduce your Notes development time and increase your productivity. But if all you think we're going to do is preach to you about standards, you're sadly mistaken. This is DominoPower, where we give you actual, useful tools each and every issue. This time, Richard provides a step-by-step set of instructions for building common form footers for all your Notes applications. Read this article and you may actually get to experience weekends again.
cc:Mail and Domino mail backbones
DominoPower Magazine - June 1999
If you're using cc:Mail and Domino, or if you're planning to migrate away from cc:Mail to Domino, you should plan on spending a few minutes reading this important article by Technical Editor Ron Herardian. In it, Ron helps you understand what's involved in implementing mail backbones and how to make sure cc:Mail and Domino work smoothly together.
Getting started with Domino email migration
DominoPower Magazine - September 1998
There are a lot of legacy email systems still deployed. Some are LAN-based. Some are completely proprietary. But few of the old email systems are particularly well suited to our highly-connected and high-standardized world of Internet messaging. In this first article of a series, Craig Borysowich explores a number of the important planning activities necessary prior to moving a base of legacy email users to a modern email server like Domino. If you don't want to get left behind, you'll need to read this article.
The top nine things to do to get ready for Domino 5.0
DominoPower Magazine - August 1998
Domino Release 5 promises to be an important upgrade, full of wonderful new features. But upgrading your servers to a major new release will not be without its challenges. Are you prepared? Do you know what needs to be done to be sure the upgrade is smooth? What have you forgotten? What can't fall through the cracks? What can you, what must you do now to save time and reduce the effort? The answers to these questions are all in this important article by contributing editor Richard Echeandia. Read it and reap.
cc:Mail to Domino Migration: the NetWare challenge
DominoPower Magazine - August 1998
We might as well get it over with. Eventually, you're going to have to meet contributing editor Ron Herardian and it might as well be in the Premier Issue. Ron's a brilliant Lotus Business Partner and former Lotus employee. He'll be regularly writing important technical articles for DominoPower. But Ron's also got a unique perspective as a "real world" Lotus Business Partner. Most issues, we'll run the Business Partners Speak Out guest editorial so you can get the word directly from those who are dealing with Notes and Domino every day. Since these guys are in the trenches, their opinions are often unvarnished and direct. That certainly describes Ron's perspective. Never let it be said that we always suck up to Lotus.
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