Special report: The Lotus report card

By SearchDomino.com Editors 14 Oct 2003 | SearchDomino.com

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Is IBM Lotus on the right track? SearchDomino.com readers get out their red pens and grade the software vendor on products and strategy. The following articles will shed light on what you and your peers think of Lotus and its plans for Domino.

Users' Lotus love fest marred only by WebSphere woes -- In exclusive SearchDomino.com research, users sound off on their satisfaction with Domino, WebSphere and Lotus' strategy.

Movin' on up: ND 6 upgrade time is now -- Our research reveals just how many Domino shops are making the move to ND 6, as well where th...

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ey're coming from and what's compelling them to upgrade. Also, get eight tips for an easy ND 6 migration

Domino jobs: Bright future or dead end? -- We asked Domino pros where they see their careers heading. See whether they're complacent or readying their resumes.

Oh, Domino! Why Lotus is dropping the ball -- With a stagnant market share and unease in the user community, Notes/Domino is at a crossroads. And IBM is missing out on a chance to make it a core strategic platform.