SharePoint, SharePoint 2010 News, Reviews

Interested in increasing SharePoint end user adoption and productivity? Gamification might be for you. 

With the working year now kicking off it's a perfect time for SharePoint business managers and administrators to make their New Year's resolutions. Whether you're looking after an intranet, collaboration portal, website, DMS, BI portal -- or all of these -- here's a few ideas to help you with the process of figuring out your priorities for the year, based on some of the more common personal resolutions we all make at the start of the year.

Microsoft bought out the enterprise social network company Yammer, for a reported US$ 1.2 billion last June, announcing plans to add Yammer to its SharePoint 2013 and Office 365 application. It has also been selling Yammer packages at such a low price point that only massive sales will recoup its investment.

Microsoft clearly thinks that they are on a big business software winner by acquiring Yammer.

The Future of Digital Marketing
Have a look at what these CMO's had to say about the future of digital marketing. Hint, it's about data and breaking down silos.

Need tips for improving the customer experience? Think super fans and destination spots.

If you are wondering how organizations are faring in Customer Experience, check out Forrester's Customer Experience Index.

Your Big Data Strategy
You know you need one, so consider these 5 recommendations for your big data strategy. And remember, the data savvy digital marketer will own 2013.

SharePoint in Your Organization
SharePoint 2013 has a new business model you need to consider before you dive in. But maybe you are happy with SharePoint 2010. If that's the case, here are 3 steps to a great SharePoint Intranet.

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It’s true, we are a long way off from seeing serious uptake of SharePoint 2013. In fact, most organizations are still using SharePoint 2007 despite the advantages that 2010, and 2013, are offering. But that doesn’t mean we can’t take some time to consider how this latest version of SharePoint will change the way we implement new applications within our companies.

SharePoint is great, but not everyone knows how best to use this formidable platform to build the system that they want. Take the humble Intranet.

The Nielsen Norman Group has just announced its list of the 10 best intranets for 2013 and again, as in previous years, companies in the insurance vertical take three of the top spots followed by utilities, government, biotechnical and -- surprisingly -- the finance vertical only providing one.

This year is a big one for SharePoint 2013.

A US $10,000 partial refund has been offered to a Box customer after the company failed to set up its file sharing system due to the customer's own firewall incompatibility. 

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?

Microsoft has crafted the latest edition of its Web Content Management platform to make it more appealing as a solution for building public websites. SharePoint has long been the go-to platform for intranets and document management solutions for small to large businesses. But now SharePoint 2013 is poised to make dramatic inroads as a WCM for internet sites.

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.