IBM Lotus Notes integration

Lotus Domino is great - but it can't do everything. So your organisation will have other systems for accounting, ERP - whatever. Let's get them talking.

Transition has considerable expertise in integrating Lotus Domino and Notes with a wide range of business systems - making them all part of one single, seamless workflow wherever possible. We specialise in creating automation to intelligently process information and in creating 'self-serve' web-enabled applications.

We create the solutions your business needs - we don't enforce a 'one-size-fits-all' product. We work with you, to define and develop a solution from the ground up that does exactly what you want, in exactly the way you want it to.

Accounting integration

We can provide sophisticated and seamless integration with SAP ERP and dedicated accounting systems, passing information from all organisational levels directly into your financial workflow.

Business systems, web and database integration

We can also integrate most leading IT technologies, including:

• Eclipse
• IBM DB2
• IBM WebSphere
• LDAP
• Microsoft Active Directory
• Microsoft Internet Information Services
• Microsoft SQL Server
• Oracle
• Portal

We can even create mashups with other website applications to deliver rich information direct to your users' desktops.

Pre-built components to speed development and deployment

While we create solutions from the ground up to suit your needs, we've also developed a range of components to help us speed development time significantly, and introduce powerful, proven functionality quickly. Our pre-built components include:

• Commerce/e-commerce
• Catalogues
• Notifications and e-mail correspondence
• Dashboard reporting
• Identity registration and content security
• Quality management and global/enterprise/team workflows
• Surveys and certification testing

Collaboration and document management

One of IBM Lotus Domino/Notes' greatest strengths has always been that it can enable an organisation to work together more effectively and share information easily. We've helped organisations to become far more efficient, irrespective of where they are in the world, by developing business systems that become the 'mesh' that holds the organisation together.

Making the world go around

Software needs to be global, so our systems can be translated into almost any language, rather than enforcing English on non-native speakers. Bonne nouvelle.