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Tag: sharepoint 2019
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SharePoint 2010: What are Your Migration Options?
What do you do if your enterprise is dependent on SharePoint 2010? Migration is one option, but where should you go?
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How Enterprises Can Prepare for SharePoint 2010's Final Curtain
With support for SharePoint 2010 ending in October 2020, organizations must start considering their options now.
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Digital Workplace Reflections as We Head Into a New Year
Tying together different trends in the digital workplace space to look at the bigger picture.
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Gartner's Digital Meeting Room Leaders, Box Unifies Content Access, More News
Gartner reveals its picks for digital meeting room software, BoxWorks shows company's next steps and more news in our digital workplace news wrap up.
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SharePoint 2019 Says Hello to 6 Features and Goodbye to 6 Others
SharePoint 2019 preview has just been released. Here are six features that are coming and six that are going.
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Unpacking SharePoint Conference's Day One Announcements
SharePoint Conference 2018 kicked off with a number of announcements on May 21. Here's a look at some of the big ones.
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ICYMI: Sharepoint 2019 Hopes, Machine Learning Needs and More
The top articles, resources and event for the week of April 22-27, 2018.
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Slack Updates Privacy Policy, Giving Employers Access to Direct Messages, More News
This week's roundup of digital workplace news with updates from Slack, SharePoint, Coveo, G Suite and more.
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CMSWire's Top SharePoint and Office 365 Stories of 2017
Microsoft made a lot of moves in the collaboration and teamwork front in 2017 and here we look back at the biggest stories out of Redmond.
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Mark Your Calendars: Microsoft Announces Mid-2018 SharePoint 2019 Release
On day two of Ignite, Microsoft announced plans to release preview versions of Office 2019 and SharePoint Server 2019 by 2018. According to Jared Spataro, general manager for Microsoft Office, the pre
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