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Tag: sharepoint 2013 (page 7)
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4 Things to Know About SharePoint Metadata
Nearly 30 percent of organizations are still using SharePoint 2007, only 34 percent of organizations have turned to Office 365 and very few organizations have information governance strategies in place around their SharePoint environments. Those are just some of the research findings from semantic search provider Concept Searching.
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SharePoint Users Routinely Breach Security Policies
Research by Cryptzone shows at least 36 percent of SharePoint users are breaching security policies — and another 9 percent admit they have no idea how to prevent sensitive information from being uploaded.
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The SharePoint Information Governance Problem
In part, the reason why so many organizations suffer from most (if not all) of these SharePoint issues has to do with SharePoint’s ease of use.
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Huddle Cofounder on SharePoint's Mobile Challenges
If Microsoft’s CEO Satya Nadella thought he was doing iPad users a favor by offering them Office support, all he accomplished was opening up a great big can of worms called collaboration, prompting some to argue that SharePoint has had its day.
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4 Common Reasons SharePoint Projects Fail
As a consultant I get to work with clients to help them roll out new installations of SharePoint or create new projects on top of existing implementations. I also get called in to help with existing SharePoint implementations that aren't being used.
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SharePoint: A 'Formidable Enterprise Collaboration Platform'
Everyone knows SharePoint has had problems. However, the Radicati Group just released a report that contains words new Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella must be more than happy to hear. According to the Microsoft SharePoint Market Analysis, 2014-2018, edited by Sara Radicati, Microsoft ironed out the wrinkles in the 2013 edition and
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Vendors Fail Regulated Industry Customers with Rush to the Cloud
Judging from the messaging, reviews and conversations that came out of the SharePoint conference earlier this month, the word from Las Vegas could be summed up as, "It's all about the cloud stupid!" With Office 365 growth surpassing SharePoint's, Yammer the new focus of social and the newest buzzwords, Office
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OneDrive for Business Takes On SharePoint
OneDrive for Business is Microsoft’s file sync, share and collaboration service. It used to be part of Office 365, but that has now changed. Microsoft announced that OneDrive for Business will become available as a standalone subscription service on March 3.
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SharePoint in the Cloud: You Have Options
When it comes to hosting SharePoint on premises or moving it into the cloud, there is never one right answer. Companies need to understand every hosting option available to them and find the one that best fits their available resources and technical needs.
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End-to-End E-Discovery in Office and Office 365 #SPC14
Microsoft’s messaging on e-discovery hasn't changed much since it first launched the service two years ago, but some recent notable changes give it a better position for luring in new customers. If you've never seen the e-discovery platform on the Microsoft stack, start with my first article on the topic
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Document Mgt Roll-up: Mostly SharePoint #SPC14
You can argue it if you want, but this week was all about SharePoint -- and little about Microsoft Dynamics CRM and AX.
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SharePoint Adoption Tips and Tricks #SPC14
As organizations struggle to provide users with meaningful solutions to improve daily work, user adoption has become a big area of focus. In many cases, the adoption issue has little or nothing to do with the technology and really comes down to the culture, the people and the end goal.
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Navigating the Microsoft Forms Roadmap #SPC14
Tuesday morning at the SharePoint conference people packed the room for the news on the updated Forms Strategy from Microsoft. Since the announcement that InfoPath 2013 would be the last release, the community has been waiting to see what would come next.
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Deep Dive Into Oslo and Office Graph #SPC14
If you've followed the chatter coming out of the SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas, you've probably heard of Microsoft's new framework, Office Graph and Project Oslo, a new search-driven app built on Office Graph.
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