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Todd Klindt: I'm Not Smart Enough for PowerShell
Jeff Hicks is a PowerShell MVP, all-around smart guy — and he’s apparently doing community service for something, because he agreed to share his expertise with us. As he told us, "I had nothing else to do tonight, so I figured I might as well do this.
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Metalogix Buys MetaVis In Advance of SharePoint 2016 Release
Cloud management and migration specialist Metalogix announced this morning that it is buying MetaVis for its cloud collaboration service management platform. The price was not disclosed.
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Businesses Committed to SharePoint, Despite Stalled Deployments
Since Microsoft unveiled SharePoint back in 2001, it has been one of the fastest growing products in the software giant's history. Along with billions of dollars in revenue, the platform now boasts 125 million users and counting.
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From Build It and Go, to Ready to Go with SharePoint
For many years, businesses viewed SharePoint as a framework on which to build solutions. The combination of flexibility and editing tools provided allowed them to design customized solutions which met business requirements. But technology is changing. And so is how we use and want to consume it.
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9 Metrics To Assess SharePoint Content Security
Is your SharePoint content secure? More importantly, do you know how to assess your content security? Given the number of SharePoint environments, it’s likely that a lot of people would answer "no." Metalogix, however, has just released a new tool it claims will help.
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Microsoft Will Offer a Peek at SharePoint 2016 at Ignite
Microsoft said today that it plans to give customers a glimpse of SharePoint Server 2016 at its mega-conference in Chicago in May. The news confirms what Bill Baer, senior product manager for SharePoint, told Todd Klindt, a SharePoint Consultant at Rackspace Hosting, last month.
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Blame the C-Suite for Your Failed SharePoint Project
About two out of three organizations complain their SharePoint projects have stalled (26 percent) or failed to live up to their expectations (37 percent). And it gets worse, according to new AIIM research. A majority of respondents blame those SharePoint failures on lack of support from senior management.
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More SharePoint 2013 Search Tips for Power Users
As a power user of SharePoint you may wonder how to make the most of all of the search features in SharePoint 2013. We covered Continuous Crawl, Content Search Web Part and Query Rules previously, so let's take a deep dive into Search Schema and the new Refinement Panel.
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Keeping SharePoint In Check with Information Governance
Historically, SharePoint was thought to cause as many information governance problems as it solved. The 2001 to 2003 versions did not show Microsoft putting much effort into helping customers with information governance.
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Microsoft Leaks Offer a Glimpse of SharePoint 2016
Microsoft has started leaking news about SharePoint 2016 — and they suggest the company plans to showcase an early edition at Ignite, its upcoming all-in-one conference for everyone from senior decision makers, IT pros and "big thinkers" and to enterprise developers and architects.
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Link Information Architecture to Productivity
The importance of a strong metadata and taxonomy strategy is unclear for many users. And this lack of clarity is fairly widespread across most organizations using SharePoint. But it's not just a SharePoint problem: the same issues are common to every other knowledge management or collaboration platform.
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Microsoft Sends Productivity to the Stratosphere via Cloud Integrations
If Steve Jobs were still alive, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella would give him a kiss. Ok, maybe that’s going too far, but a hug or a warm handshake certainly isn’t. After all, that’s what Nadella offered Salesforce CEO Mark Benioff. Today Microsoft announced that Office for iPad and iPhone —
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SharePoint in the Sky: Takeaways from #SPTechCon, Austin
With apologies to Norman Greenbaum, greetings from sunny Austin! This year, the SPTechCon conference came for the first time to the Lone Star State. It was a great place to soak up the latest on SharePoint, as well as some sun. (Full disclosure: I live in Boston, where annual snowfall already totals over 100 inches. ) SPTechCon was billed as “SharePoint at the
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AvePoint Update Looks Ahead to SharePoint 2016 Release
Some Service Packs have long and useful futures. Some just crawl away under the IT bed and expire. AvePoint’s new DocAve 6 Service Pack (SP) 5 falls into the former category.
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