Microsoft: Comparing Lotus Domino/Notes and Exchange Server 201005/15/2009 03:38:20 PMSingle, Industry Leading Directory Interoperability: The Exchange team built the first native active directory application, Exchange 2000, almost nine years ago. IBM announced this feature for Domino 8.5.x releases, and by the time it ships, Exchange will have a ten- year head start on interoperability with the leading directory service in enterprises today, providing rich, powerful experiences to end users and IT Pros alike.
Ed Brill gets link love from Microsoft. :-) Maybe after clicking, a person will stay for other posts on his page, like the recent one concerning David Killingsworth's experiences moving from Notes/Domino to Outlook/Exchange.
Link: Microsoft: Comparing Lotus Domino/Notes and Exchange Server 2010
Comment posted by Enzo Stanzione05/16/2009 05:58:01 AM
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I read the article, but I am not convinced at all. It is stopped on the very questionable, and not mind that the Domino platform, but there is not much else. Of course, do not have convincing arguments .. and my impression is that with version 2010, have copied a little from Domino.
Comment posted by Faraz05/17/2009 11:38:17 PM
Microsoft Exchange 2010 furthers customers’ ability to choose cheaper, faster storage types including DAS, SATA and JBOD. IBM provides Domino attachment object store (DAOS, but are unable to provide customers a true range of storage options to reduce costs.
How do these compare??? DAS/SATA against DAOS????? 
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