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Why Windows 7 Tablets Will Flop; IE Drops Below 50% Browser Share; Social Networks as Gov 2.0 Tools

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Ballmer Talks Up the Cloud in European Tour (Microsoft Certified Professional)
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer went to Europe this week to help sell the Internet cloud, a key Microsoft business area. As part of his talks, Ballmer announced in his Stockholm, Sweden talk on Monday that Microsoft plans to release a beta of its cloud-based Dynamics CRM service next week. He also said that a market release of Windows Intune, currently at beta 2 release, will be announced next week in Europe. Likely Ballmer means another test release of Intune, as Microsoft said last month that Windows Intune would “be generally available in 2011.” Continue reading this entry »

SharePoint vs. Lotus; Project 2010 Wrapped in a Ribbon; No Windows 7 Upgrade from XP

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SharePoint: What CIOs Should Know Before They Go (Channel Web)
Microsoft’s SharePoint collaboration software is well-suited for midmarket customers, but there are some considerations CIOs need to make before rolling out the technology, said Ken Chin, research vice president at Gartner, Tuesday at Everything Channel’s Midsize Enterprise Summit. Everything Channel is the parent company of Channelweb.com. Continue reading this entry »

Microsoft Denies Phone Rumors, More Office 2007 SP2 Details, Windows 7 XP Mode – A Closer Look

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Office 2007 Service Pack Boosts Performance (Technologizer)
Service Packs are usually limited to fixing bugs, but Microsoft has added some major pep to Office 2007 with Service Pack 2 (SP2). Microsoft says that SP2 is a “major performance enhancement,” and anecdotally, that is what I’m hearing from Office users. Office 2007 SP2 became available yesterday, and will be available via Microsoft Update in August. It may be downloaded from Microsoft’s Web site. Continue reading this entry »

SharePoint Daily for April 2, 2009

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SharePoint Designer 2007 is Now Free! (Microsoft)
SHAREPOINT DESIGNER 2007 IS NOW FREE! Be sure to watch the video in the “Related Resources” below to learn more about details and future direction. Office SharePoint Designer 2007 provides the powerful tools you need to deliver compelling and attractive SharePoint sites and quickly build workflow-enabled applications and reporting tools on the SharePoint platform, all in an IT-managed environment. Continue reading this entry »

SharePoint Daily for April 1, 2009

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Simplifying SharePoint Backup Recovery (ENT News)
For many organizations, SharePoint is the standard for document management and collaboration, but Microsoft’s native utilities for SharePoint data backup and recovery can be limited. In this new white paper, learn more about these utilities — including a key weakness — and their role in a SharePoint backup and recovery strategy. See how extending these tools provides a rock-solid SharePoint backup and recovery plan. Plus, learn how to obtain quick and easy granular recovery of SharePoint items. Continue reading this entry »

SharePoint Daily for March 24, 2009

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Extend SharePoint Using Visual Studio 2008 (CMS Wire)
A new version of the Visual Studio 2008 extensions for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, v1.3 has recently been released as a CTP (community technology preview). What’s new in this release that will make SharePoint developers happy? The Visual Studio 2008 Extensions for SharePoint can be used for both Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) and SharePoint 2007. Continue reading this entry »

SharePoint Daily for March 23, 2009

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Steve Ballmer Maps Microsoft’s Cloud-y Future (The New York Times)
Look at the picture above. It’s an original Steve Ballmer created before my eyes on the wall of a conference room here at The Times. Simple, isn’t it? Well, that’s the point that Mr. Ballmer, the chief executive of Microsoft, was trying to make when he drew it. I was talking to him about Microsoft’s plans to offer companies cloud computing services — software that will run on Microsoft’s new network of big data centers. As I learned about the Azure system, Microsoft’s new cloud operating system, I started to wonder if it is overly complex. I asked if Microsoft was risking taking on too much, as it did with Longhorn, the operating system rewrite that led to the ill-fated Windows Vista. Continue reading this entry »

SharePoint Daily for March 19, 2009

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SharePoint’s Hard to Define, but You Can’t Ignore Microsoft as an ECM Player (Fierce Content Management)
It’s somewhat surprising (at least to a content management geek like myself) that Microsoft doesn’t have a pure-play content management product, especially since they make tools to generate so much of traditional enterprise content and it would be a logical place for them to hang their hat. Yet SharePoint, the closest tool they have to content management, is like the 10,000 pound gorilla in the ECM market, even though it may not even actually be an enterprise content management system, at least in the traditional (or pure) sense of the term. Continue reading this entry »

SharePoint Daily for March 16, 2009

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No MOSS Required: Free Web CMS Built on SharePoint Services (CMSWire)
Well this is kind of interesting. Do you have SharePoint Services (WSS) up and running, but would really like to have some web publishing capabilities on top of it. Unfortunately you don’t have the money to invest in full blown MOSS just to get web content management. CompleteSharePoint.NET offers you a solution — a Web content management system built on top of WSS. Continue reading this entry »

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