For Content & Collaboration Professionals

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	November 7, 2008 Notes Versus SharePoint: Which Collaboration Platform Is Right For You? by Rob Koplowitz with Ted Schadler	Average: 8  (1 rating)

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Executive Summary

The collaboration wars are heating up, and once again, IBM Lotus and Microsoft are the dominant players. Driven by the need to better manage unstructured information for business benefit and risk mitigation, collaboration platforms like IBM Lotus Notes and Microsoft's SharePoint are uniquely positioned to help information and knowledge management (I&KM) professionals build collaboration applications. The differences between the platforms, as well as your existing skills and technology investments, will determine the right choice for your organization. For many, Notes and SharePoint may live side by side for the foreseeable future.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Collaboration Is A Hot Topic
• The Role Of A Platform In Collaboration
• Collaboration Platforms As Middleware
• Two Heavyweights Face Off — Again
• Different Vendor Strategies Could Drive Your Direction

RECOMMENDATIONS

• Treat Collaboration As A Competitive Differentiator

WHAT IT MEANS

• Collaboration Is A First-Class Member Of Your IT Portfolio
• Related Research Documents

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