In the next few weeks, we expect that ownership in the Notes and Domino platform will pass from IBM to HCL, an event that’s been characterized as the dawning of a new era. But last month in Japan, we experienced the dawning of an actual new era, an event that holds some lessons for Notes and Domino developers.

Odin Paper Products needed to find a way to archive some old and very large Lotus Notes databases in a way that their users could easily refer to the data. To do it, they turned to Teamstudio for help.

Teamstudio Export v2.2 has just been released, and it includes some significant improvements to the HTML archive output.

Mobile access to business apps is not an option these days, it’s a requirement. If you’re considering deploying the IBM Domino Mobile Apps client to provide mobile access to Notes apps, you probably have many questions about it. Brian Arnold is here to answer them!

If you are planning a switch from a Notes/Domino based application to some other database technology, you’ll need to consider what to do with your Notes data. In particular you’ll probably need to find a way to preserve it in a format that allows it to be recovered in its entirety in the future.