Quikr is, at its core, what used to be Lotus Quickplace. It adds document management and some other productivity options. That's about as far as my attention has gone (and I had to go and look it up just now to refresh my memory). Which, I suppose was my point. Outside some of the enterprise scale projects, customers don't really care about the attendant software sold under the Lotus brand. They just want applications that work.
Oh, just thought you should know, since this was the first e-mail response I've elected to receive from this forum. There is a small typographical error in the e-mail notification:
"You can either add a response to this of view it in context.'
Quikr is, at its core, what used to be Lotus Quickplace. It adds document management and some other productivity options. That's about as far as my attention has gone (and I had to go and look it up just now to refresh my memory). Which, I suppose was my point. Outside some of the enterprise scale projects, customers don't really care about the attendant software sold under the Lotus brand. They just want applications that work.
Oh, just thought you should know, since this was the first e-mail response I've elected to receive from this forum. There is a small typographical error in the e-mail notification:
"You can either add a response to this of view it in context.'