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Apr 03

SharePoint & E-discovery Protocols; BUILD 2013 Registration Now Open; Microsoft IE10 Use Rises

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SharePoint Daily LogoSomehow I missed the fact that today is “Don’t Go to Work Unless It’s Fun Day“. While I like my job, ”Chocolate Mousse Day” is a bit more my speed.  -  Dooley

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SharePoint’s Flexibility Requires Careful Use of E-discovery Protocols (Image and Data Manager)
As discoverable content continues to grow at an accelerating rate, much of it has found its way into Microsoft SharePoint. SharePoint’s collaboration tools, its flexible management of documents and other data, and tight integration with Microsoft’s Office suite has spurred its wide adoption in the legal industry. But SharePoint’s flexibility also presents challenges, both for organisations that need to manage data contained in SharePoint sites, and for law firms tasked with executing sound electronic data discovery (EDD) methods. Continue reading this entry »
Apr 02

SharePoint-Yammer Integration; Things Office Gemini Needs to Succeed; Open Source Is A First-Class Citizen

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SharePoint Daily LogoI got nuthin’.  -  Dooley

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SharePoint-Yammer Integration Promising, but Fusion Will Take Time (CIO)
CIOs and IT managers tracking the progress of the SharePoint-Yammer integration got more details about the road map last week, but the updates were a sobering reminder of the long road ahead as Microsoft works to mesh the two products. It’s been about eight months since Microsoft closed the $1.2 billion Yammer acquisition, a deal that electrified the enterprise social collaboration market and signaled Microsoft’s sense of urgency that it improve SharePoint in this area. Continue reading this entry »

Apr 01

Yammer and Office 365 Killing SharePoint; Office 365 Home Premium vs. Office 2013, Microsoft Office Gemini

By Chris DooleyNo Comments

SharePoint Daily LogoWhat better way to celebrate April Fool’s Day than a new posting to SharePoint Daily?  -  Dooley

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Reflecting on Yammer and Office 365: SharePoint is Definitely Dead (CMSWire)
Last month I wrote an article that stated SharePoint, as a brand, would soon disappear. It seems with Microsoft’s recent announcement regarding its plans for Yammer, I have been proved correct. The Road Ahead: Microsoft’s plans for Office 365 and Yammer integration can be summarized as: Continue reading this entry »

Mar 01

Are SharePoint Road Maps Necessary?; Microsoft Mobile Priorities; How Will Windows 8 Evolve?

By Chris DooleyNo Comments

SharePoint Daily LogoToday is The National Day of Unplugging. Is anyone out there to read this?  -  Dooley

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Do You Need a SharePoint Road Map? (CMSWire)
A SharePoint road map. It’s a neat phrase, and one that evokes images of nicely labeled diagrams, feature discussions and documented plans for the future. And it won’t work. Certainly not for everyone. The road map could be a lengthy Word document or a huge drawing. It could be a set of diagrams linked together, or hundreds of bullet points. But no matter how it is recorded, it is a fixed pre-planned description of a system (in this case an Intranet or similar) that you are planning to build. Continue reading this entry »
Feb 28

Successful SharePoint 2013 Migrations; Office 365 Questions & Answers; IE10 on Windows 7 Essential Facts

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SharePoint Daily LogoSHARE Conference 21013 will be here before you know it. Register now and save $300.  -  Dooley

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5 Tasks For Successful Migrations To SharePoint 2013 (CMSWire)
In the past week, Microsoft released a new version of Office 2013 and a new home subscription version of Office 365. The next big release will be the general release of SharePoint 2013, even if we still don’t know when. To help companies that are planning to move to SharePoint 2013, or migrate from an earlier version, Dell has put together a few tasks that should get you into the right planning mode. Continue reading this entry »

Feb 27

SharePoint 2013 Mobile; IE10 Available for Windows 7; Office 365 Enterprise Enhancements

By Chris DooleyNo Comments

SharePoint Daily LogoThere is still time to sign up for today’s webinar on How to Use SharePoint Well – And When To Recognize You Need a Bit More.  -  Dooley

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SharePoint 2013′s Mobile Functions Offer Enhanced Social, Expanded BYOD Possibilities (CMSWire)
Even if there is still no official release date, every day it seems we learn more surrounding the SharePoint 2013 release. The latest — a recent blog from one of the people working on it that provides brief glimpse into some of the mobile features. SharePoint 2013 Functions: At this point down the information management road, mobile access and functionality is going to be one of the deciding factors when judging not only whether the release has been successful, but also whether enterprises will stick with what they have or migrate to SharePoint 2013 — a process we know will be difficult. Continue reading this entry »
Feb 26

SharePoint 2013 Social Features; Microsoft Confused by Microsoft Software; The Red Cross Goes to the Cloud

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SharePoint Daily LogoWhile April may not be on your radar, is it ever too early to save money? Register now to save $300 off your pass to ShareFEST in Philadelphia.  -  Dooley

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SharePoint 2013: Social Features Highlights (CMSWire)
When you look at SharePoint 2013 Social Features, it is important to understand the Social features are really just a way to highlight how users are already working. Once you’ve flipped things around and are starting with the user and common actions, it becomes easy to see how the tools available to you can simply enhance current activities of users. Continue reading this entry »

Feb 25

Increasing SharePoint Productivity; Office 2013 Sentenced to Death; Is the Windows Ecosystem Still Relevant?

By Chris DooleyNo Comments

SharePoint Daily LogoDo you have plans for Wednesday? You should. Bamboo is proud to sponsor a free webinar on How to Use SharePoint Well – And When To Recognize You Need a Bit More. Check it out. I think you’ll be glad you did.  -  Dooley

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Increasing Your Focus on SharePoint Productivity (AIIM)
I was reading Daniel Antion’s post entitled Make SharePoint Simple, which made me think about my own transition into the topic of SharePoint productivity this past year. In his article, Dan shares some experience he’s had recently with customers and students who are beginning to use SharePoint, and the feedback he has received consistently is that “SharePoint is too complicated.” Continue reading this entry »

Feb 22

Preparing for SharePoint 2013; Cloud Collaboration, Social & Docs; Make the Switch to Office 365

By Chris DooleyNo Comments

SharePoint Daily LogoHey Facebook! I don’t want to be in my 40′s anymore. Can you introduce a bug that makes me a few years younger too?  -  Dooley

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SharePoint 2013: Preparing for the Future (ComputerWorld)
Microsoft SharePoint 2013 will transform the way organisations connect knowledge workers, business processes, and enterprise-wide content worldwide. New features including enhanced document management capabilities around sharing and contributing content, improved social features, a new app model and marketplace as well as an overhauled search experience for discovery. Continue reading this entry »

Feb 21

When SharePoint Governance Lacks Accountability; Business Isn’t Happy with SharePoint; Design Over Usability

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SharePoint Daily LogoDo you plan to attend SHARE 2013 Conference in Atlanta? Register now and Bamboo can help you save $300.  -  Dooley

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SharePoint Gone Wild: When Governance Lacks Accountability (.NET Developers Journal)
In a webinar entitled ‘Business Drivers and Checklists for Successful SharePoint Governance’, Randy Williams, SharePoint MVP and AvePoint Enterprise Trainer & Evangelist, and I discussed the business drivers that come from individuals outside the IT department for SharePoint as a service within an organization. These drivers often result in policies being defined to set the expectation with the business and to focus alignment with the IT department. Continue reading this entry »

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