Notes Versus SharePoint: Shootout At The IT Corral

Air Date: Thursday, August 28, 2008

Cost: $250

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Who should attend: Information & Knowledge Management professionals

Description:

Choosing between IBM and Microsoft for collaboration is a highly strategic technology decision that has wide-reaching infrastructure and architectural implications. This teleconference focuses on a strategy for breaking down the decision and analyzing the Lotus Notes and Microsoft SharePoint as platforms for collaborative and workspace applications.

Agenda:

• An overview of the two platforms
• What makes each platform unique?
• The cost of switching
• Considerations for a co-existence strategy
• Non-technology considerations

Vendors mentioned:Google, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, and SAP.

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