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SearchDomino: Survey: Lotus Notes/Domino 7 upgrades planned, but not yet scheduled
SearchDomino comments on upgrade plansfor Notes/Domino 7:Lotus Notes users have earned a reputationfor brand loyalty. If the results of SearchDomino.com's recent survey ofNotes/Domino developers and administrators are any indication, that loyaltywill continue with Notes/Domino 7.0. The survey revealed that the vast majority of Domino shops plan to upgradeto R7. Only 21 of 169 respondents, or 12 percent, indicated that theirorganization did not plan to upgrade. A target upgraderate of 88%. Fantastic. One of the great things I've discovered in the last few weeks of speakingat and about Notes/Domino 7 launches is how much the energy is back inthe market. By the time the over 200 launch events have wrapped up,over 12,000 people will have attended (this number is probably conservative). Many of the launch events were sold out or overflowed (shh, don'ttell the fire marshals). In Toronto last week, they were bringingin more chairs while George Brichacek and I were proceeding with the keynotespeech. New launch events keep getting added to the calendar. Andevery day advances the pulse-quickening progression to Lotusphere. Moregood stuff.(Updated, forgot the link)Link: SearchDomino:Survey: Lotus Notes/Domino 7 upgrades planned, but not yet scheduled>
SearchDomino comments on upgrade plans for Notes/Domino 7:
One of the great things I've discovered in the last few weeks of speaking at and about Notes/Domino 7 launches is how much the energy is back in the market. By the time the over 200 launch events have wrapped up, over 12,000 people will have attended (this number is probably conservative). Many of the launch events were sold out or overflowed (shh, don't tell the fire marshals). In Toronto last week, they were bringing in more chairs while George Brichacek and I were proceeding with the keynote speech. New launch events keep getting added to the calendar. And every day advances the pulse-quickening progression to Lotusphere. More good stuff.
(Updated, forgot the link)
Link: SearchDomino: Survey: Lotus Notes/Domino 7 upgrades planned, but not yet scheduled >
Lotus Notes users have earned a reputation for brand loyalty. If the results of SearchDomino.com's recent survey of Notes/Domino developers and administrators are any indication, that loyalty will continue with Notes/Domino 7.0.A target upgrade rate of 88%. Fantastic.
The survey revealed that the vast majority of Domino shops plan to upgrade to R7. Only 21 of 169 respondents, or 12 percent, indicated that their organization did not plan to upgrade.
One of the great things I've discovered in the last few weeks of speaking at and about Notes/Domino 7 launches is how much the energy is back in the market. By the time the over 200 launch events have wrapped up, over 12,000 people will have attended (this number is probably conservative). Many of the launch events were sold out or overflowed (shh, don't tell the fire marshals). In Toronto last week, they were bringing in more chairs while George Brichacek and I were proceeding with the keynote speech. New launch events keep getting added to the calendar. And every day advances the pulse-quickening progression to Lotusphere. More good stuff.
(Updated, forgot the link)
Link: SearchDomino: Survey: Lotus Notes/Domino 7 upgrades planned, but not yet scheduled >
Originally by Ed Brill from Ed Brill on November 7, 2005, 6:05am