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Domino offers higher security and lower attention once set up
Posted by Dave Kolakowski on 7.Oct.05 at 11:48 AM using a Web browser
Category: Messaging (email)Release: Platform: Windows
Depending on your requirements for other functionality may dictate which way you ultimately move. Exchange is pretty common but requires more regular attention than Domino for a small company. Most Viruses are written to attack Outlook and are do not effect Domino users as often, so from a security perspective, Domino is better.
If you want to develop document management, forms processing or other systems Domino provides a lower cost platform for delivering these products. ".Net" is the direct competitor offered by Microsoft for this type of functionality, but has a higher cost associate with creating the applications.
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