SharePoint 2010, SharePoint News, Reviews

AvePoint, a provider of governance and infrastructure management solutions for Microsoft SharePoint, is making its new DocAve File Share Navigator solution generally available. The application enables access to and retrieval of file share content through SharePoint lists without migration.

Every other day I get asked "What's the best way to expose my SharePoint portal on a mobile?"

The truth is, there is no one size fits all solution.

Turn Sharepoint into a data dashboard without writing code. That’s the goal of the new NetAdvantage for SharePoint 2012 Volume 1, announced by design and user experience software company Infragistics.

This is the fifth article in this series “What is This SharePoint Thing All About Anyway?” In previous articles we have discussed all of the great ways that you can add content to SharePoint and now we are going to highlight the powerful Search features available to help you access and locate the data once it exists within the site.

K2 and KnowledgeLake are now collaborating to offer ways for Microsoft SharePoint users to get the information they need for a task, within a business application. The two companies announced earlier this week their strategic partnership, integrating business process management (BPM) with enterprise content management (ECM) on the Microsoft platform.

While there is ample anecdotal evidence to suggest that companies are using SharePoint in many ways other than the original concept of SharePoint as a collaboration platform, many companies are still using it for their intranets.

Web content management provider DotNetNuke has released a new, more social version of its web content management system (Web CMS). In the latest release, version 6.2, DotNetNuke has an entire suite of social tools, SharePoint integration and multi-language support within the administrative console.

New UK-based mobile enterprise application developer Azurati is introducing itself to the market with SharePoint2Go, a solution designed to provide secure mobile SharePoint access via any smartphone or tablet. Azurati is positioning the cloud-based SaaS solution as a means of ensuring secure mobile SharePoint usage in a BYOD (bring your own device) environment.

Between this week's Tweet Jam and our featured articles, a lot of information and strategic insights were shared for anyone needing to start or update their Mobile strategy.

It was five years ago that the first iPhone was released and marketing hasn't been the same since. We heard about the challenges inherent in reaching the multiple device owning consumer, suggestions on how to enhance your website and your marketing strategies and after faithfully reading the 17 articles preceding, were told that we didn't want users to adopt SharePoint. Hey, wait a minute...

Now it's time to dust off those white shoes. Enjoy the holiday weekend!

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).

If you’ve been following the fortunes of SharePoint, or ever searched for a SharePoint alternative for enterprise collaboration and document management, you’ve probably come across UK-based huddle. In the coming months you’re likely to see more of it following the successful completion of Series C funding worth US$ 24 million.

Mindjet has rolled its most powerful products into one comprehensive solution for growing businesses.

The move to Office 365 -- and SharePoint online -- is getting more attractive every day. The functionality is there, the price is just about right, so why not? If you are considering a move to the cloud-based version of SharePoint, there are a few things you should consider in your migration planning.

SharePoint users can connect to their Picturepark DAM solution without leaving their application, a Forrester researcher looks at the future of DAM, a library science student shares a detailed DAM primer and North Plains and Xinet host a webinar soon.

Let’s not beat around the bush. Why don’t you want users to adopt SharePoint?