Webinar:	Lotus Notes-to-Microsoft Exchange Migration – how to Reduce your Timelines, Costs and Risks
Speakers:	Jim Bernardo, Director Enterprise and Partner Group, Microsoft
	Dennis Clemens, Director Product Management, AXS-One
Date:	On-Demand
Duration:	60 minutes (including Q&A)

Lotus Notes to Microsoft Exchange migration project delayed or at risk?

Missed deadlines and extended project timelines
Overrun budgets and unexpected costs
Unplanned infrastructure and resource cost

Like all enterprises tackling a migration project, data migration – converting users’ e-mail from Notes to Exchange – may be your biggest headache. In addition to consuming at least one third of your total planned migration costs, traditional e-mail conversion may jeopardize more than just your budget:

Loss of data fidelity – key for your corporate counsel
Messages do not convert correctly - and - lose attachments, web links, encryption and links to Domino applications
Migration delayed until Domino applications are converted
New Exchange environment “bloated” with legacy Notes
mail, adding to new infrastructure costs

About the speakers:

Jim Bernardo, Director Customer Advocacy and Technology Management, Enterprise and Partner Group, Microsoft

Jim Bernardo is a Director in Microsoft’s Enterprise and Partner Group.

Bernardo has over 25 years of experience in the software industry. He started with IBM Corp. as a marketing representative in 1981, and has held a wide range of roles in the areas of customer support, product management, sales, and marketing, focused on application development, communication and messaging systems. He was most recently senior director of the competitive war room at Lotus Development Corp. in Cambridge, Mass.

At Microsoft, Bernardo has focused his career on Microsoft technologies that enable better communication and collaboration for customers. Prior to his current role, he has held roles in marketing and product management for Microsoft Exchange, the company’s commercial email and calendaring product line.

Bernardo is married and has two daughters and a son. He holds bachelor’s degrees in biology and psychology, and a master’s degree in experimental psychology.

Dennis Clemens, Director of Product Management for AXS-One

Dennis Clemens is the Director of Product Management for AXS-One, where he is responsible for the strategic planning and execution of the company’s product roadmap. Dennis has spent the last 15 years in enterprise software application support and management. Prior to joining AXS-One, Dennis was a product manager for EMC Corporation, responsible for the EmailXtender product suite. Prior to this, Dennis worked in management positions at Fidelity Investments, Boston Technology and Digital Equipment.