Comment by cjsuk
8 years ago
I don’t know any business who would take that offer now. The TCO versus O365 is crazy as they hiked the license costs. Lotus Notes was always expensive, mainly because you had to pay the consultants.
8 years ago
I don’t know any business who would take that offer now. The TCO versus O365 is crazy as they hiked the license costs. Lotus Notes was always expensive, mainly because you had to pay the consultants.
As anecdote, none of our customers use anything that risks putting their internal data into someone else data center.
They value their business and possible legal consequences, in case there is a data breach coming out of Gmail or similar online services.
Of course companies that don't care about NDAs compliance, medical data, critical research information, offshoring of customer data, the upcoming GPDR 2018 and similar laws, can put their internal data wherever they feel like.