Microsoft aims to topple Lotus' Domino

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I have no administrative troubles with Domino, I don't see your problem. What were you running Domino on, a lowly PC. We run it on a AS/400 here. Works great. No problems what so ever.
This server alone handles 300+ accounts, HQ tallies up near the thousands without a problem. Administration is quick and painless.

We tie into an Oracle Database and Mainframe system without a problem. Everything is secured very well with the security system and the rigid ACL put into place.
We have multiple databases that keep in great order. We use Domino.Doc to store green bar reports instead of printing them only to put them in a file cabinet some where.

Try as Microsoft might, but I don't think Microsoft could even begin to compare to what we do with our Lotus Domino Implementation.

Eventually I plan to tie the document manager to push work instructions out to floor workers after using an email based approval process to keep everything kosher with ISO. Domino is a wonderful thing and I think many are deceiving themselves to think that Exchange is better.

Next people will tell me that a Windows box is more user friendly than a Mac.

Posted by: nucrash   Posted on: 01/17/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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