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> This writer worked for one publishing company that used Notes extensively, and I found it to be incredibly useful in its day. It provided not just your email,
by nunez 3y ago
> This writer worked for one publishing company that used Notes extensively, and I found it to be incredibly useful in its day. It provided not just your email, but an internal telephone directory, contact database, booking system for time off, company handbook, and more, all accessible via a single application and a single set of credentials, long before single sign-on became a thing
Sounds like Workday but less complicated (because Workday also does payroll, and payroll sucks)
- kiwijamo 3y agoSounds like SharePoint in some ways (except the payroll stuff). Not a fan of SharePoint but it does offer opportunities to centralise stuff into one place.
- citrusx 3y agoSharePoint itself was only built so that it could be marketed as a "Notes killer". It doesn't do nearly what Notes did, but most shops only found that out after they were told to try to replace their Notes apps with SharePoint.