When a Notes Browser brings in a Web document, it is now a Notes document and can be routed, massaged, or otherwise edited in a normal Notes fashion. Routed Web documents can be sent by proprietary Notes mail and viewed verbatim by the recipient with the caveat that it won't be leading edge in its HTML tag recognition or rendering. Immediate decisions minimize legacy system development information at the desktop reengineer processes Notes as a data warehouse nontransaction, unstructured information consolidate data from the existing mainframe systems into a warehouse The Third Firm Firms A and B, you notice, are solid Notes Proponents. Now let's discuss a third firm which is quite a bit more ambivalent in the Notes v. Web question. Fairly timely knowledge distribution Expensive but stable integration with inbound and outbound Internet mail traffic.
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The inefficiencies of wasted CPU cycles are counterbalanced by the user satisfaction of a common look and feel access. The decentralized nature of Firm C's IT structure makes it possible to do ad-hoc Web intranet development as well as the more conventional Notes work. Our kingdom for a good search tool. Web Rollouts, Notes 4 Rollouts Firm C is shedding some of its conservative IT approach given the rapid evolution of these two products on the Intranet. The Future Firm C will stick with investing, on a case by case basis, on both Notes and Web-based internal collaborative solutions.