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Blue Rooster's Madison Uses SharePoint, Office, Azure For Document Sharing, Collaboration
Blue Rooster is back in the news, this time with the release of Madison, document sharing and collaboration built on SharePoint that enables users work on projects both inside and outside the firewalls.
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Six Ways to Improve the Content Contributor Experience in SharePoint
Content drives websites, so making content contributors comfortable in the editing environment is essential to the successful adoption of a SharePoint WCM experience. Here are just a few ideas for simple improvements that can make a world of difference in adoptability. 1.
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SharePoint Deployments Increase Despite Rising Costs, Staff Shortages
It’s moving quickly towards the end of the year and enterprises everywhere are starting to do the sums to see how much all their computing is costing them. If a newly published reported by Osterman Research is anything to go by, the cost of running SharePoint has jumped by 16%
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MetaVis Targets SharePoint Power Users With Tools for Migration & Content Tagging
Information management solutions vendor MetaVis Technologies is making no bones about who is the target demographic for its new Information Manager Power User Edition. The tool is designed to allow SharePoint “power users” to migrate and classify data created and stored in SharePoint (including SharePoint 2013) and Office365. MetaVis Information Manager -Power User Edition allows
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NewsGator Social Sites Enrich Helps Employees Learn from Each Other
Social software vendor NewsGator is releasing a new solution, Social Sites Enrich, designed to help employees in a company learn from each other via social learning capabilities.
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Kicking the SharePoint Tires with CloudShare
Think you're not getting the most out of your SharePoint deployment? That's because you probably don't have the ability to experiment. If you've seen one of my recent presentations, you know that I've been pointing people toward CloudShare as a tool for SharePoint experimentation.
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How to Measure SharePoint Projects and Governance Organization
Measuring SharePoint business value is not always an easy task; it can be hard to measure the value of an intranet or how much a collaboration environment really improves the way we work.
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Six Ways to Use SharePoint as a Learning Platform
Microsoft has an interesting history with education and SharePoint. But there’s never been a complete offering out of the box that education institutions could take advantage of. Does that mean you shouldn’t consider SharePoint for education services? Not at all.
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Weekend Reading: Time to Show Big Data Who's the Boss
We've heard the tales of how quickly companies are amassing data. We've seen the capacity to store and create data increase at a dizzying rate. We've heard the warning tales of big data thrown around so much it's taken on the status of the bogeyman.
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Video Blog: SharePoint 2010 Taxonomy Management - When it's Time to Retire Tags
Building a taxonomy in SharePoint 2010 can be a fantastic way to improve content findability and enhance search results using tags from a controlled vocabulary. However, even the best tags can sometimes go awry, and have to be removed from use.
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Axceler, Webtrends Partner For Better SharePoint Governance, Visibility
There’s just nothing like seeing a couple of old hands get together for a common cause. That’s what’s happened today with the announcement that Webtrends and Axceler are joining forces to help another old pardner -- SharePoint.
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SharePoint Administration: Understanding PowerShell
On September 8th, I found myself on the road again, far from my home in the Seattle area, participating as a speaker at the annual SharePoint Saturday Cape Town (#SPSCPT) event in South Africa.
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Driving Adoption: Three SharePoint Concepts End Users Need to Understand
SharePoint is a complex product. It can be used for Intranets, websites, portals and custom solutions. It supports document management, workflows, content creation, business intelligence and more. Is it little wonder users get confused? And confused they certainly get.
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How To Establish SharePoint Business Needs
There are many ways to gather project requirements: most utilized are the traditional “post-it” workshops, brainstorming and interviews. But can you be sure that you get the right requirements that solve your business needs when using these techniques? Probably not.
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