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	<title>Comments on: Dear Lotus; c/o: Mike Rhodin, GM of IBM/Lotus</title>
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		<title>By: mjp666</title>
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		<description>Kevin,

Excellent post. Really well thought out

Even yesterday, chatting to someone over Sunday lunch, they said &quot;oh, what sort of IT do you do?&quot;. I replied &quot;Notes development&quot;. They paused....&quot;Hmmm...we use Notes for our email too - why is it so cr@p? It&#039;s nowhere near as good as Outlook&quot;

After 10 minutes, I gave up as I could see in their eyes that the standard &quot;Notes is cr@p&quot; and &quot;I use Outlook at home so I prefer it&quot; was not going to leave their brain based on anything I said and it was getting embarassing turning the conversation into a sales pitch!. The surprised looks to the things I reeled off when they asked &quot;so it does more than email?&quot; were priceless. I got the distinct impression that a lot of the apps in this person&#039;s company (a large insurer based in Scotland) are more than likely built in Notes and seamlessly integrate with the email. Maybe this seamlessness leads to people just thinking Notes = email?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Kevin,</p>
<p>Excellent post. Really well thought out</p>
<p>Even yesterday, chatting to someone over Sunday lunch, they said &#8220;oh, what sort of IT do you do?&#8221;. I replied &#8220;Notes development&#8221;. They paused&#8230;.&#8221;Hmmm&#8230;we use Notes for our email too &#8211; why is it so cr@p? It&#8217;s nowhere near as good as Outlook&#8221;</p>
<p>After 10 minutes, I gave up as I could see in their eyes that the standard &#8220;Notes is cr@p&#8221; and &#8220;I use Outlook at home so I prefer it&#8221; was not going to leave their brain based on anything I said and it was getting embarassing turning the conversation into a sales pitch!. The surprised looks to the things I reeled off when they asked &#8220;so it does more than email?&#8221; were priceless. I got the distinct impression that a lot of the apps in this person&#8217;s company (a large insurer based in Scotland) are more than likely built in Notes and seamlessly integrate with the email. Maybe this seamlessness leads to people just thinking Notes = email?</p>
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