IBM Lotus Notes is a collaborative email client that was designed to allow organizations to integrate email, calendar, contacts, and task management systems. If you are an experienced Lotus Notes user, you may be surprised to find out that many organizations are switching to MS Outlook.

Organizations are moving from Lotus Notes to MS Outlook for cost reasons. MS Outlook is simple to install and configure. This means that maintenance and support costs can be high.

Lotus Notes NSF to-PST Migration is required when data must be transferred from Lotus Notes Email client to MS Outlook or Office 365 platform. Outlook uses PST file type while Lotus Notes uses NSF.

Cost-related reasons are driving organizations to migrate from Lotus Notes and MS Outlook. Among them are: “high software cost,” high software installation cost, “high maintenance cost,” users training cost,” and “high help desk costs.” MS Outlook is easy to install and configure, so maintenance and installation costs are lower. MS Outlook is part of Microsoft Office Suite so organizations don’t need to spend a lot on it. Outlook’s self-descriptive interface makes it easy for Outlook users send and receive emails. Organizations are switching from Lotus Notes to Outlook because of these reasons. However, the migration from Lotus Notes into Outlook can be a tedious and time-consuming task.

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All emails, calendars, and journals are converted into PST files during the Lotus Notes Outlook Migration.

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