1. Domino 6 vs. Exchange 2000 Lars-Olof Allerhed Advisorty IT-Specialist

2. Cost / TCO

• According to attached reports Domino is cheaper then Exchange

• Infrastructure deployment (Windows 2000 Server, Active Directory)

• Deploy Exchange 2000 ( Mail migration)

• Application Transformation

• Additional Hardware

• Training (End user, Administrators)

• Network topology (bandwidth, Latency)

3. Security

• Built in PKI

• ECL (Execution Control List)

• CA Process

• Smart Card Support

• Policies

4. Accessibility

• Client Agnostic (Notes Client, Web browser, PDA, WAP Phone, Outlook, IMAP Klient)

• Rich API (COM/COM+, JAVA API, Taglibrary for JSP)

• Web Service Enabled (5.0.9)

5. Compabilities Development Evolution without Abandonment Forms Views @Formula R2 Forms Views @Formula Agents ODBC R3 Forms Views @Formula Agents ODBC LotusScript R4 Forms Views @Formula Agents ODBC LotusScript HTML Pages R4.5 Forms Views @Formula Agents ODBC LotusScript HTML Pages Framesets JavaScript Java R5 Forms Views @Formula Agents ODBC LotusScript HTML Pages Framesets JavaScript Java WebSphere -Servlet -JSP -SOAP/XML Native RDB integration v6 Forms Views @Formula Agents ODBC LotusScript HTML Pages Framesets JavaScript Java WebSphere -Servlet -JSP -SOAP/XML Native RDB integration continued technological evolution v7

6. Architecture 100% Collaboration Time

• W2K

• AD

• EXCH 2K

• IIS

• OWA

• Windows.NET Server

• AD 2.0

• SQL 2002

• YUKON

• Domino 5

• Domino 7

.NET J2EE Architectual Changes ( WebStorage System Discontinued )

• Domino 6

Architectual Changes ( WebStorage System Introduced )

• WIN NT 4

• EXCH 5.5

7. Business Trends

• IT cost controls, emphasis on ROI

• Globalization of teams

• Internet introduces new business models and need for B2B integration

• Reduction in business travel

• Increased time pressures - "Internet time"

• • product lifecycles

• • time-to-market

• • information flow

8. Summary

• Current business, technology, and market trends indicate it is time for the "NextGen"

• Lotus strategy:

• • Modular collaborative services

• • Self-contained evolves to flexible, scalable, standardized

• What you have deployed today will continue to work and remains relevant to your infrastructure