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Started by Art Mansky
Thu, 21 Jan 1993 19:33
Any experience with Lotus Notes?
Author: Art Mansky
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 19:33
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 19:33
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Has anyone had any experience with the Lotus Notes software package? We are thinking of using it to handle a document management system, with information being scanned into the system from paper-based forms. We have been led to believe that it will handle the access to this information by multiple people, as well as their editing and putting their "OK" on each form. Any experiences? Please reply to awm@vitro.com. Thanks. -- -------------------------------------------------------- Art Mansky Internet: awm@vitro.com --------------------------------------------------------
Re: Any experience with Lotus Notes?
Author: Doug MacKinnon
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 18:38
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 18:38
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In article <awm.727644820@at1147>, awm@at1147 (Art Mansky) writes: |> Has anyone had any experience with the Lotus Notes software |> package? We are thinking of using it to handle a document |> management system, with information being scanned into the |> system from paper-based forms. We have been led to believe |> that it will handle the access to this information by multiple |> people, as well as their editing and putting their "OK" on |> each form. Any experiences? |> |> Please reply to awm@vitro.com. Thanks. |> |> -- |> -------------------------------------------------------- |> Art Mansky Internet: awm@vitro.com |> -------------------------------------------------------- We are just embarking on a simillar evaluation; We have very little direct experience yet, but would be very interested in hearing any feed-back YOU get. So far, we have (pre-beta) copies of Lotus Notes v3 installed on Mac's and pc's; Unix version coming soon... Lotus' consulting group has given a number of training sessions here, and we are just starting out prototyping apps and evaluating the systems' admin impact... it looks hairy, but the payoff looks worth it! -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Doug MacKinnon Bell Northern Research Ottawa Canada email address: mackinon@bnr.ca Standard Disclaimer: 'The opinions expressed here are my own, and are not necessarily those of BNR'
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