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SharePoint 2013 Analysis & Reviews
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Saturday Aug 18, 2012
By Siobhan Fagan
| Friday Aug 17, 2012
Our SharePointpalooza continued this week with the debut of a new series on SharePoint governance, a few perspectives on what SharePoint 2013 holds in store and something anyone contemplating the switch to the latest version can relate to: the SharePoint upgrade headache.
We also heard further reports from the archival front and were asked if your workplace was a circus, who would you be?
By Jennifer Mason
| Thursday Aug 16, 2012
With each new release of SharePoint I become like a kid in a candy shop, ready to find all the new and exciting goodies that have been made available. SharePoint 2013 has been no exception.
By Kevin Conroy
| Wednesday Aug 15, 2012
I always like to put events into a solid sports analogy and SharePoint lends itself to this in a unique way. SharePoint is somewhat akin to the New York Yankee teams of the past couple decades: this product has been a consistent leader, though it has had some ups and downs in the enterprise collaboration space, and continues to hold its place in the echelon of enterprise productivity tools that will continue to lead well into the next many “seasons” to come.
By Brian Alderman
| Wednesday Aug 15, 2012
Are you ready for SharePoint 2013?
This is the second in a four part series that provides a 35,000-foot overview of some of the major changes expected in SharePoint 2013. With this piece we will dive into what will be new for developers.
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Tuesday Aug 14, 2012
There's a changing of the guard at NewsGator. JB Holston is moving up to Chairman of the Board and ifridge & Company founder Daniel Kraft is taking his place as President and CEO.
By Martin White
| Tuesday Aug 14, 2012
With SharePoint, it really can be 2007, 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2014 all at the same time.
Over the years I’ve been faced with some very challenging intranet projects but none of them come close to the challenges of upgrading software on the office computer.
By Siobhan Fagan
| Tuesday Aug 14, 2012
We're a week away from our SharePoint: Supporting the Information Worker Tweet Jam and there is a fine list of panelists who will be taking part.
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Saturday Aug 11, 2012
By Siobhan Fagan
| Friday Aug 10, 2012
SharePoint 2013 sure looks pretty from 35,000 feet above.
This week continued our exploration of all things SharePoint with the nitty gritty of what administrators can expect from the next version, features that everyone will love and the timeless question, "What's in a (Metro) name?"
We heard reports on the evolving field of archives from the SAA 2012 conference and were exhorted to all aspire to greatness.
By David Roe
| Friday Aug 10, 2012
Earlier in the week, in new research published by AIIM, we saw that while there has been widespread deployment of SharePoint, enterprises are far from completely happy with it. In this final look at the research we will see what the main issues are and how enterprises intend to deal with them going forward.
By David Roe
| Thursday Aug 9, 2012
While recent research by AIIM indicates that at least 70% of organizations have deployed SharePoint in some shape or form over the past year, the way it is being used and the reasons it is being deployed in the first instance, are as many as there are enterprises using it.
By Brian Alderman
| Wednesday Aug 8, 2012
Are you ready for SharePoint 2013? Microsoft recently released the public beta of SharePoint 2013, and with so many changes it can be difficult to keep up. This is the first of a four-part series that provides a 35,000-foot overview of some expected updates and how they will affect various roles within your organization.
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Tuesday Aug 7, 2012
As far as social collaboration platforms go, NewsGator hits the list of the most well known, likely due to the advanced capabilities it offers in a range of areas. Of course it doesn't hurt to be tightly integrated with SharePoint either. Here's a look at the newest version and what's still to come.
By Andrew Bishop
| Tuesday Aug 7, 2012
Unlike the continual release model of its cloud based competitors, Microsoft releases a major version of SharePoint every three years. There are some downsides to this approach (see later in this article), but one definite upside is that when the releases do come around, those of us who work with SharePoint every day tend to get a bit excited. (As in, excited like first graders at a raspberry cordial party.)