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Oct 27th, 2014
Exciting new changes are in the works at the University of Windsor as Information Technology Services plans for the retirement of Lotus Notes and the implementation of Microsoft Office 365, says assistant director Steve Banyai.
Office 365 is a “cloud” hosted service, providing e-mail, calendaring and contacts which will be rolled out to all faculty and staff beginning in 2015.
Banyai says faculty and staff can expect more details and information about the transformation, and what it means to current Lotus Notes users, as the campus makes this important move to newer state-of-the-art technology in the days and weeks to come.