Working for an all IBM/Lotus consulting company in Norway, I can say business is blooming. We are around 30 (and hiring, btw) employees that mostly do Domino admin and development, but also do Portal, Quickr, Connections and other IBM stuff. We do see clients moving both to Exchange and to Domino (and we help with both), and we also see a lot of new Domino development.
Mostly when we sell, we focus on our solutions and what problems they solve, instead of platform. We also provide a lot of "cloud" (or web-based) solutions, where the browser is the client. Then it doesn't matter if it's Microsoft or IBM running in the backend.
Working for an all IBM/Lotus consulting company in Norway, I can say business is blooming. We are around 30 (and hiring, btw) employees that mostly do Domino admin and development, but also do Portal, Quickr, Connections and other IBM stuff. We do see clients moving both to Exchange and to Domino (and we help with both), and we also see a lot of new Domino development.
Mostly when we sell, we focus on our solutions and what problems they solve, instead of platform. We also provide a lot of "cloud" (or web-based) solutions, where the browser is the client. Then it doesn't matter if it's Microsoft or IBM running in the backend.