Perspectives

You can build modern applications on the new HCL Domino. But Lotus Notes? If your company is still using dated Lotus Notes applications, it’s high time to modernize or migrate.

Lotus Notes database FAQs for IT professionals who don’t have extensive experience with the HCL Notes and Domino platform.

The old IBM versions of Lotus Notes and IBM Domino are nearing end of life, while HCL continues to invest in future releases of HCL Domino

Have you been tasked with migrating Lotus Notes data to a relational SQL database, but you’re not familiar with Lotus Notes and are unsure how to proceed?

With so many low-code alternatives, what’s the best replacement for Lotus Notes Domino applications that have reached end of life?

Why your Lotus Notes backup isn’t enough — How Lotus Notes backup and incomplete migration can ruin your credibility (and how to avoid it)

Export data from NSF files and make Lotus Notes data part of your information lifecycle

There is no silver bullet for swiftly modernizing an aged IT environment, but there is one thing that can certainly be done: reducing dependence on legacy systems.

While HCL says HCL Places is not intended to replace the Notes client, everything about it screams that’s just what such a product will do. – By Hogne Bø Pettersen

How to lower your Domino TCO while moving applications to the IBM Cloud: In one word – rationalize. According to IBM, you can expect a