I understand the situation and problems of all of you.
I have 41 years old, and I been working with Lotus Notes since Release 3.
Here in Buenos Aires, my small company (seven Notes developers) have a lot of work, but the "fog" of Sharepoint is nocking at my door every day.
I think that Sharepoint could replace a basic Domino apps, BUT if you have complex databases in Lotus like CRM, workflows with several steps and other big stuff, SP IS NOT THE ANSWER..
You need integrate SP with the "truck" of NET platform to remove Notes of a bigger corporation.
Specially if you have customers with 10 years of Notes development and end-users with knowledge about "what Lotus is doing well and what is don´t".
Hi everyone !
I understand the situation and problems of all of you.
I have 41 years old, and I been working with Lotus Notes since Release 3.
Here in Buenos Aires, my small company (seven Notes developers) have a lot of work, but the "fog" of Sharepoint is nocking at my door every day.
I think that Sharepoint could replace a basic Domino apps, BUT if you have complex databases in Lotus like CRM, workflows with several steps and other big stuff, SP IS NOT THE ANSWER..
You need integrate SP with the "truck" of NET platform to remove Notes of a bigger corporation.
Specially if you have customers with 10 years of Notes development and end-users with knowledge about "what Lotus is doing well and what is don´t".
BUT, don´t loose the target: "customer retention"
Don´t say "good bye and good luck" ! NEVER !