SharePoint 2013 Analysis & Reviews

New Year and new resolutions. Any enterprise that hasn't made its content mobile must surely be looking at this as one of their resolutions for 2013. But if you’re main enterprise content management system is SharePoint, or even if it’s just one of your systems, how do you make it secure when making it mobile?

While great in concept, so far enterprise social technology hasn't really mastered the human part of the equation just yet.

With the new year comes a new release of the CMIS 1.1 standard. Let's take a look at how SharePoint 2013 has improved support for the standard and why this should matter to you.

It's been a busy year in the world of SharePoint. From the release of SharePoint 2013 to the SharePoint 2012 conference, we've covered a lot of news here on CMSWire. As a little holiday treat, here are the top 20 SharePoint articles of the year.

What would a year in information management be without SharePoint -- any kind of SharePoint? We have to be careful to clarify now as talking about SharePoint could involve any one of four groups of products. In other words, we could be talking about the 2003 version -- and yes it is still being used -- the 2007 and 2010 version, and SharePoint 2013.

Driven by a passion to find technical solutions to real world business problems, Jennifer Mason freely shares her knowledge of SharePoint best practices. We interviewed Jennifer to find out what makes our top contributor of 2012 tick.

In August, we illustrated the current state of SharePoint. As it is now December and time for retrospectives, we decided that we'd take a look back at what kept us most engaged about SharePoint this year -- SharePoint 2013.

With the threat of another recession looming, businesses will have to refocus where they concentrate their efforts and budgets in 2013.

The fun part of every December is to look back at the year and think through all that has happened. Looking at all the ups, the downs and the unknowns can really be an eye opener to get you ready to make the resolutions and plans for the next year, because there really is no point in looking back if you don’t take the extra steps to plan forward.

We didn't believe it could be, but this week contributor Jed Cawthorne showed us that life without SharePoint is possible.

The SharePoint Marketplace has launched SP HR, a new application tool for Microsoft Office 365 and SharePoint.

You know that you’ve had a good trip to Las Vegas when you arrive back home exhausted. By that measure, the SharePoint 2012 Conference was an unmitigated success.

Yes, Virginia, there is life beyond SharePoint.