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How SharePoint Communication Sites Impact Governance
Microsoft recently released SharePoint communication sites for Office 365 which enable organizations to quickly create great looking sites that can communicate information through a combination of images, static and dynamic content. For many organizations, the ability to create SharePoint communication sites without the need for IT is a huge win.
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Why Migrate to SharePoint 2016?
When advised to upgrade to SharePoint 2016, many executives ask the same question: “My current version is working just fine, why should we jump to the 2016 version?” Let’s try to address that question.
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Stop Worrying About ECM Vendors: It's All About Your Approach
We're in the middle of a sea change in how organizations choose to address their content.
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Viewing Information Management's Evolution Through an Office 365 Lens
A change has been afoot in the information management and digital workplace space which anyone who has attended a conference in the last year can attest to. Whether during the recent SharePoint Virtual Summit, various AIIM conferences, the J.
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How Stihl Australia Launched Its Award-Winning First Intranet
Intranets don’t only improve internal communications and collaboration at large enterprises, they can also work some productivity magic at a small to midsize business like Stihl Australia. A subsidiary of a German global power tools manufacturer, Stihl Australia is primarily a sales operation, with its 100 employees distributed between a
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DynamicPoint Updates SharePoint Portal, More News
DynamicPoint, which specializes in developing applications to extend SharePoint, released its SharePoint Customer, Vendor and Employee Portal v2.0 this week. Long Beach, Calif.-based DynamicPoint is describing the release as a “significant milestone.
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Google Integrates Hangouts Chats with G Suite, More News
Microsoft announced new adoption figures for Office 365 during Build 2017 citing 100 million monthly commercial users of the platform. In the few short years since it was officially released, Microsoft has built the Office 365 brand and appeal around the tight integration of the individual apps. Mountain View, Calif.-based
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SharePoint Emerges From Its Ugly Duckling Phase
Two moments summarized Microsoft's May 17 SharePoint Virtual Summit for me: One was a quote from SharePoint VP Jeff Teper, "Intranets aren't just a project for some people, it's a career.
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5 Takeaways From the SharePoint Virtual Summit
When Microsoft released the SharePoint 2016 edition it promised regular updates for the online version and, where possible, for the on-premises version.
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Survey Finds Half of Businesses Experience SharePoint Breaches, More News
The data protection practices of most businesses still leave something to be desired. Washington D.C.-based Metalogix along with the Traverse City, Mich.
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5 Things to Watch for at Microsoft Build 2017
The Microsoft Build conference heads north this year, moving from its San Francisco base to kick off tomorrow in Seattle.
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Hybrid SharePoint Is a Destination, Not a Halfway House
Assessing SharePoint's reach in the enterprise is difficult. Add SharePoint Online into the mix and it gets more difficult again. So needless to say, trying to assess a hybrid deployment of both SharePoint on-premises and SharePoint Online is just about impossible. Nevertheless, CollabTalk, an independent research and technical marketing
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Slack Improves Workflows With New Message Menus, More News
Slack introduced a new feature this week that will add to its appeal as an enterprise workplace tool. The new message menus bring more intricate and nuanced workflows to third-party apps in Slack, offering access to new functionality through those menus. According to a blog post from the San Francisco-based
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Microsoft, OpenText, IBM Lead Forrester’s ECM Wave in Evolving Market
Forrester named OpenText, Microsoft, IBM, OpenText Documentum, Alfresco, Box and M-Files leaders in its latest enterprise content management (ECM) wave for business content services. But don't let the familiar faces fool you: underneath the surface is a market undergoing big changes.
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