Woohoo!!! Two days in a row. :-) - Dooley
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What SharePoint Means for Business? Pundits Weigh In (CMSWire)
What better way to start the day than by asking some of the best known SharePoint experts about SharePoint? This morning SharePoint Symposium started with a Pundit Debate in which Tony Byrne, Mary-Foley and Martin White shared their thoughts on SharePoint today and its impact on the technology sector. Here’s what we learned. Continue reading this entry »
I’m not sure 5 days is enough this week. - Dooley
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35,000 Foot View of SharePoint 2013 for Administrators (CMSWire)
Are you ready for SharePoint 2013? Microsoft recently released the public beta of SharePoint 2013, and with so many changes it can be difficult to keep up. This is the first of a four-part series that provides a 35,000-foot overview of some expected updates and how they will affect various roles within your organization. The series specifically focuses on major changes and how they will impact administrators, developers, designers and end users. Continue reading this entry »
Is it wrong that I want a Windows Phone just because it has a Batman logo? - Dooley
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SharePoint 2010: Enterprise Content Management for the Masses (CMSWire)
This is the fourth article in this series “What Is This SharePoint Thing All About Anyway?” In this article we are going to be looking at the concept of SharePoint Enterprise Content Management (ECM). I want to highlight for you some of the most common ECM features and work through some different ways that you can use them. My hope is that by reading this article you are able to identify some features that you aren’t currently using that could potentially help you work more efficiently within SharePoint. Continue reading this entry »
Welcome to Office 365 Daily, Day 2. At least SP1 was released, so there was some SharePoint news yesterday. –Chris
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Ballmer Focuses on Enterprise Collaboration, SMBs at Office 365 Launch (CMSWire)
After all the hype, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer finally unveiled Office 365 in New York. For those who were expecting, or even hoping, for something new, it would have been a disappointment. If, however, you were to count the number of times he used the words “collaboration” and “SMB,” you get a clear idea of where Microsoft is hoping to go with it. Leaving aside a number of demonstrations of how it will work, Balllmer was at pains to stress how good this will be for those looking for an enterprise collaboration suite. “Office 365 is where Office meets the cloud,” Ballmer said at the event. Continue reading this entry »
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