I've never really found Planet Lotus to be that useful. A good feedreader is a better bet.
I'd agree that the pressure is on, and its on IBM more than on Yancy.
Actually Jake, you're articles about Sharepoint have been great. Getting that hands on in the trenches information is helpful.
And if IBM were reading, what they should be hearing is that it IS easier to do things in Domino! I can produce things for my users so fast their request hardly has time to sit in the queue sometimes, always amazes people... But they don't realize how simple it is for me, we have everything templated, so I can produce a department website in seconds, across multiple servers with full text indexes in place. I'm afraid that level of Customer Service won't be there when we move to Sharepoint. I hope I'm wrong.
I've never really found Planet Lotus to be that useful. A good feedreader is a better bet.
I'd agree that the pressure is on, and its on IBM more than on Yancy.
Actually Jake, you're articles about Sharepoint have been great. Getting that hands on in the trenches information is helpful.
And if IBM were reading, what they should be hearing is that it IS easier to do things in Domino! I can produce things for my users so fast their request hardly has time to sit in the queue sometimes, always amazes people... But they don't realize how simple it is for me, we have everything templated, so I can produce a department website in seconds, across multiple servers with full text indexes in place. I'm afraid that level of Customer Service won't be there when we move to Sharepoint. I hope I'm wrong.
Keep up the objectivity Jake, it helps!