Download Mainsoft's whitepaper, "Integrating SharePoint with Lotus Notes..."

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Lotus Notes is great. I use Lotus Notes 6.5 at my work, and it has a very good interface, and many options. At the end of the day it is just e-mails, but it has good address books, groups, and even allows you to book meeting rooms via the application (although I think this function has to be set up with uniqueness depending on what style of business you have)

 

You use it... but do you administer it? The last time I administered a Lotus Notes server was about 7 years ago... and it was bad enough that I never wanted to administer another one.

 

I don't administer it, but I do use it. I am happy with the results and functions available. Are there better e-mail programs out there?

 

Oh bleep, you have to register to download it.

 

Well, my LN experience is pretty dated... but if it's anywhere close to how it used to be, there are MUCH better e-mail solutions out there. Exchange with Outlook, for one.

 

Thanks - the reason I ask is because I want to put a proper e-mail program onto my laptop once I do a re-format and re-instilation

 

I tried to look at the whitepaper with no luck.

So I've looked at Mainsoft's website for the lotus notes sharepoint migration solution and it is looks effective, but how do I know what functions are really businesslike?

Any opinions from users who used it?

 

Lotus notes is far more than an email client or email server, it is a colaboration suite :- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Lotus_Notes.