The success of Lotus Notes back in the mid-90s was in large measure thanks to the fact that your average user could create their own applications pretty easily. How does the IT group manage that situation?

Someone recently tried to persuade me that there is no technical reason why steam engines didn’t become the de facto power source for the modern automobile. That made me wonder: is Lotus Notes on the wane for good technical reasons, or has it just fallen out of fashion?

The auto industry is really good at componentization and reuse. What can we IBM Lotus Notes and Domino developers learn from the likes of Volkswagen, Ford and even Saab?

There have been a slew of announcements coming out of IBM and HCL over the past several months about Domino 10. In this post we highlight the ones we think developers will like the most.

Zero tolerance of minor infractions has been credited for reducing serious crime rates in New York City. Meanwhile Disney theme parks are kept spotless by having every employee pick up any trash they see. Can you use the same techniques to keep your Lotus Notes applications in tip top shape?