REDMOND, Wash. — Jan. 17, 2006 — As part of its broader strategy to make it easier for Lotus Notes/Domino organizations to move to the Microsoft collaboration platform, Microsoft Corp. today announced ...

Less than a week before rival IBM’s annual conference for Lotus Notes users and developers is set to kick off, Microsoft is introducing new resources to help customers migrate from Notes to its own ...

Less than a week before rival IBM Corp.’s annual conference for Lotus Notes users kicks off, Microsoft Corp. is introducing new resources that it hopes will persuade Notes customers to migrate to its ...

Microsoft is rolling out new and updated tools to help customers migrate their Lotus Notes and Domino applications to its own collaboration platform based on Office and its SharePoint Services.

Nigel Cheshire sums up the folly of Microsoft's migration efforts in one simple paragraph: If you are considering a migration from Lotus Notes/Domino to Microsoft, I want you to think about a few ...

Aiming to woo users of Lotus Notes, Microsoft is releasing software designed to help companies switch to its own line of collaboration tools. The collection of free software provides tools to help ...

Over the past five years, many organizations have migrated from Lotus Notes/Domino to the Micrsofot platform, but have hesitated to tackle the most difficult part of the transition: migrating ...

Application Analyzer for Lotus Notes to help customers plan a migration and coexistence strategy for moving Lotus Notes applications to the Microsoft .NET Enterprise Server platform. Microsoft also is ...

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