Companies at various levels are attempting to consolidate investments in IT infrastructure and platforms to reduce complexity of their infrastructure while saving on support and maintenance costs of these platforms. Given the popularity of Microsoft Infrastructure Platforms like Active Directory, Exchange and SharePoint along with the popularity of the Email client - Outlook, organizations of all sizes are looking to migrate from Lotus Notes to the Microsoft Platform. Optimus BT has specialized expertise in helping organizations determine the best strategy, help plan and migrate Email, Directory Services, and Applications from Lotus Notes to the Microsoft Infrastructure.
Related Case Studies
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Lotus Notes Migrations for the World’s leading Diversified Manufacturer- Honeywell, Inc.
Optimus BT Helped Honeywell to migrate Some of their Lotus Notes applications to Microsoft SharePoint and .NET. The Migrated solutions included an optimal mix of Out of the box features and custom components that enhanced the migrated applications with additional collaboration features.
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Lotus Notes Migration Strategy for the largest Insurance Provider.
Optimus BT provided FFIC with a Strategy for migrating their Lotus Notes Applications to Microsoft SharePoint with a unique approach that would allow for graceful migration with Co-Existance of the Lotus Notes databases and the Migrated SharePoint applications.
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Lotus Notes Migration for Indiana Compensation Rating Bureau.
The Indiana Compensation Rating Bureau wanted to migrate legacy Lotus Notes Applications to the latest SharePoint environment. In addition to the data collection and ratemaking functions, the ICRB is responsible for various workers compensation programs: rules promulgation, experience rating, inspection and classification, assigned risk administration, industry education, and dispute resolution.
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Related Whitepapers
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Migrating Lotus Notes Applications to Microsoft Platforms
This White paper Discusses the Value of Migrating Lotus Notes Application to Microsoft Platforms like SharePoint and .NET
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