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Enterprise 2.0 Roll-up: Google Urges You to Leave Microsoft, SharePoint Fights Back (CMS Wire)
Well, well, well. This week saw more head-to-head competition from — surprise, surprise — Microsoft and Google. Google kicked out yet another tool specifically designed to bring MS users over to the G side, while SharePoint 2010 made a promise to revolutionize your organization. Continue reading this entry »
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SharePoint: Making Enterprise Social Networking a Reality (NetworkWorld)
You often hear the terms “Enterprise 2.0″ or “Facebook for the Enterprise”, but what does it really take to roll out a social networking platform at a large company? Telus, Canada’s second-largest telecommunications company, is trying to redefine its culture with social networking tools, specifically by investing in the new social features built into SharePoint Server 2010. Continue reading this entry »
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5 Reasons Why SharePoint 2010 Will Revolutionize Your Organization (CMS Wire)
What if you can reduce cost and still provide the necessary tools to meet organizational needs? SharePoint 2010 can do exactly that. Don’t You Love It When … Continue reading this entry »
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10 Steps to Optimize SharePoint Performance (Network World)
SharePoint, the fastest growing product in Microsoft’s history, is used to store reams of documents, meaning application performance is a key component for successful SharePoint deployment and adoption. Here are 10 steps to improve the performance of your SharePoint servers. Continue reading this entry »
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Microsoft: Businesses ‘Leaving’ Google Apps (Redmond Channel Partner)
Microsoft contended this week that partners and business customers are abandoning the Google Apps hosted productivity suite as inadequate to the task. The claims come from Andrew Kisslo, a senior product manager on the Microsoft Office team. He lined up testimonials from Champion Solutions Group and BitTitan in a blog post. In another post, he described companies such as Phaeton Automotive, TransCorp of Nigeria and Serena Software — all abandoning Google Apps. Continue reading this entry »
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SharePoint 2010 Infused with Webtrends Analytics (CMS Wire)
It’s not just content management and social computing vendors who want to a part of SharePoint’s ecosystem, analytics vendors are seeing the writing on the wall as well. Webtrends (news, site) arrives just in time to offer its analytic solution for SharePoint 2010. Continue reading this entry »
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SharePoint’s Secret Sauce: Business Connectivity Services (Redmond Developer News)
Microsoft Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 have enjoyed a warm reception since the official May 12 launch of the key application platforms. The new versions present a host of upgrades and improvements targeting IT administrators and.NET developers alike. In a report published on May 7, Directions on Microsoft Managing Vice President of Research Rob Helm broke down what Microsoft delivered with Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010. Continue reading this entry »
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Is SharePoint 10 Worth the Punt? (Thinq)
No doubt Microsoft thinks it can’t lose with SharePoint 10. If past revenues are anything to go by, SharePoint’s strengths as a collaboration environment have made it one of Microsoft’s shining stars with sales of $1.3 billion, growing at about 25 per cent a year. Continue reading this entry »
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Google: Microsoft Office 2010 A Cloud Collaboration Wannabe (ChannelWeb)
Google says Microsoft Office 2010, Microsoft’s new suite of office productivity applications, lacks the cloud collaboration chops that Google has honed over the last four years with its cloud-based Google Docs offerings. The claims that Office 2010 falls short when it comes to cloud collaboration come as the cloud computing competition between Google and Microsoft boils over. Continue reading this entry »
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Successful SharePoint Builds Teamwork (Seattle Times)
If Office was the Will Ferrell of the Microsoft launch event at the “Saturday Night Live” studio last week, then SharePoint was its Tina Fey. Microsoft debuted 2010 versions of both for business customers on Wednesday in New York. Like Ferrell, Office 2010 and all its cowbells and whistles overshadowed just about everything else. The hype started a year ago, when Microsoft released a mock trailer called “Office 2010: The Movie.” Continue reading this entry »
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