About

Note: This blog is no longer being updated as of 3/14/2009.  Everything has its own place and time, and this blog’s time is complete.
Seee the final entry for details.

Goals/Purpose

To document the real-world situations encountered in a migration from Lotus Notes/Domino technology to a Sharepoint/.NET technology platform. I hope to be fair to both technologies, and will prefer to focus on their strengths, rather than documenting their weaknesses.

I hope to also provide some real technical answers, by writing down specific techniques used to migrate Notes functionality to the new platform. I will try to write things in a generic sense, and allow others to translate it to their own needs.

Traits I’ll strive for here:

Honesty

Balanced Viewpoint

Seeking Technical Answers and Best Practices

About the Author:

Contact me @: migratenotes @ gmail.com

I would like to maintain a professional distance between my day job and this blog, which is entirely personal. To avoid any potential conflict, I’m going to avoid any identifying details. It is not a deep, dark secret or anything. If you are really curious, email me and ask.

But I will share these general details:

• Highly experienced Notes/Domino professional.
• Highly experienced Web Development professional.
• Somewhat experienced technical manager.
• Somewhat experienced .NET programmer.
• Somewhat experienced SharePoint & InfoPath developer.

If I mis-speak on the MS side, I’m more than happy to be (politely) corrected, as I’m aware it is my weakest area.