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That's only because people are widely "stuck with it". I've not seen a single organisation in the last 10 years that has done a new deployment. It's always bee
by bwarp 15y ago
That's only because people are widely "stuck with it". I've not seen a single organisation in the last 10 years that has done a new deployment. It's always been hanging on by a thread, usually along with some Netware and occasionally DEC estate and some serious 10base2 mileage. "We'll fix it one day" etc.
- omh 15y agoI looked at migrating when we did our last e-mail server upgrade, but the cost of moving to Exchange vs upgrading Notes just wasn't worth it. The latest version isn't so bad for general groupware type stuff. For a new deployment I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole though.
- hello_moto 15y agoThis is what I heard as well from consultants: moving from Notes to Exchange don't yield more benefit or safe money.
- bwarp 15y agoI bet that was heard from Notes consultants...
- hello_moto 15y agoHe does both Notes and Exchange including migrations to or from and vice versa.