There's a third gorilla in play in the email space - more organizations, some quite large are dumping their infrastructure heavy traditional email client/servers and migrating to Google Apps. Google Apps are enterprise ready, secure, and cost effective.
The Gmail client is ubiquitous, with usability, large mailbox size support, and great searchability. Using the software as a service (SaaS) model, you can cut down on administration and support costs by moving into cloud computing.
One of the big Google Apps partners, CloudSherpas, recently hosted an event called Leaving Lotus. Click on the link to get access to their takaway presentations, including a migration guide Migrating from Lotus Notes/Domino to Google Apps.
Here is an article from the Google Enterprise blog that focuses on migrating from Exchange to Google Apps. Choosing Google Apps over Microsoft Exchange.
Google is the 800 pound gorilla, but Lotus Notes has time and experience on its side.
If people want to keep using Lotus Notes, there is a new Notes App Store listing hundreds of mature, customer tested Apps that run with Notes:
http://www.notesappstore.com/
Posted by: Frank Paolino | 06/12/2010 at 01:30 PM
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Could you list of every one of your shared sites like your
twitter feed, Facebook page or linkedin profile?
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