Lotus Notes and Domino have long been the leading groupware products used by companies wishing to improve internal communications and streamline business processes. Now that Lotus has brought Notes fully into the Internet age with Domino 5.0, it's a natural choice as the foundation of an intranet (internal company networks built using Internet technology.) In this book, author Steve Krantz first introduces the Internet, intranets, and the new Notes and Domino Release 5.0. He then helps you analyze your requirements and guides you through the step-by-step process of planning, designing, and implementing an intranet based on Domino 5.0. This fully updated Third Edition has the latest information on enterprise data integration through Domino, Notes Migration/Coexistence Tools, Lotus Knowledge Management, and more. Included with this book is a personal password necessary to access the companion Web site which provides up-to-the-minute Domino 5.0/intranet news, updates to the book, expanded information, and other helpful intranet resources. This book/Web site combination is unbeatable!
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Steve Krantz is a senior programmer with IBM and the author of Real World Client Server and Building Intranets with Lotus Notes and Domino. He lives in Coral Springs, Florida.
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
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Notes Professionals: Steer away from this book,
By A Customer
This review is from: Building Intranets With Lotus Notes & Domino 5.0 (Paperback)
I'm sorry, but this is a very disappointing book in regards to Notes/Domino. It does a good job on a very basic level (what could a company do with an intranet (I hate that phrase, btw...), but it does not do justice to R5.Also - the promised "special, members-only website" is a big disappointment as well.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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Not written for technical folks,
By stefanl@igc.org (San Francisco, CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Building Intranets With Lotus Notes & Domino 5.0 (Paperback)
If you're looking for a technical overview of the Domino Server and Notes Client, look elsewhere. This book was written for your pointy-haired boss, not for you.No useful technical details are provided in the book or the website. On the plus side: It does provide a nice overview of Intranets. The glossary might be useful for those who don't understand 'Intranet' from 'Internet'. -= Stefan
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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out-dated info,
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This review is from: Building Intranets With Lotus Notes & Domino 5.0 (Paperback)
First off, although I own this book, I never read it. I was ABOUT to read it, but flipping through it I noticed a table comparing Lotus Notes to 'traditional intranets' that was dated from 1996. Considering this book was published in 2000, that's completely unacceptable. That information is COMPLETELY irrelevant now. I noticed a few other references to information that seemed out-dated (e.g., 28.8 connection speeds, etc.) so I put the book down. I don't know how good the information is, but I'm assuming the date it was published has nothing to do with the date it was written.
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intranet rollout, client rollout, server rollout, rollout team, legacy migration, user council, team applications, groupware applications, data duplication, backbone switch, home database, hub server, mail routing, disconnected mode, mail domain, connection records, mail database Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Boca Raton, Lotus Domino, World Wide Web, Domino Designer, Build the Bedrock, Define Key, Deliver Advanced Education, Develop Focused Groupware, Expand the Application Portfolio, Access Control List, Activity Teams Infrastructure, Create Strategy, Define Migration, Department The Rollout Engine Steady State, Directory Catalog, Establish Migration, Establish User Council, John Doe, Ongoing Communication, Upgrade Network Phase, Establish Phase, Getting Started Phase, Internet Protocol, Netscape Navigator, User Support Assessment Preparation New!
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Boca Raton, Lotus Domino, World Wide Web, Domino Designer, Build the Bedrock, Define Key, Deliver Advanced Education, Develop Focused Groupware, Expand the Application Portfolio, Access Control List, Activity Teams Infrastructure, Create Strategy, Define Migration, Department The Rollout Engine Steady State, Directory Catalog, Establish Migration, Establish User Council, John Doe, Ongoing Communication, Upgrade Network Phase, Establish Phase, Getting Started Phase, Internet Protocol, Netscape Navigator, User Support Assessment Preparation New!
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- Business-To-Business Internet Marketing: Seven Proven Strategies for Increasing Profits Through Internet Direct Marketing by Barry Silverstein in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Marketing on the Internet (Marketing on the Internet, 4th ed) by Jan Zimmerman in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Real World Client/Server by Steve Krantz in Back Matter
- How Networks Work (7th Edition) by Frank J. Derfler in Back Matter
- Analyzing Sun networks by Carl Malamud in Back Matter
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