One of the great features of blogs is that we can get comments on our wonderful prose. However, by default, SharePoint blogs don’t let you know if a comment was made on your blog, and the CKS EBE does not remedy this issue. Obviously the solution is a feature that is stapled to the CKS…
I just found this out after I took some time to look into why others were having issues posting multiple categories to their blog posts using Word or Windows Live Writer. It turns out that the CKS EBE doesn’t want authors to actually use the Out of the Box SharePoint blog API and instead implements…
Microsoft SharePoint has earned a very strong reputation as the enterprise-level document management tool of choice for organizations of all sizes. By some accounts, more than 17,000 organizations use SharePoint today in some capacity. It is in the area of records management, however, where companies are sometimes wary of using the product. I understand this…
There are very few solutions that have more of an impact on the business than Records Management. Records Management involves the identification, management, and disposition of business records. Proper management of these assets is essential to manage compliance and litigation risks. If mismanaged, it could cost an organization millions if not billions of dollars. SharePoint…
I got hooked on Sun’s Virtual Box (now owned by Oracle) over a year ago. I was unimpressed by Windows 7 Virtualization when it failed to deliver on 64 bit virtualization and as great as Hyper-V is…it really isn’t a great laptop OS. I have run into two problems. One was whenever I got…
I just started a series on gathering requirements for SharePoint. Part I is about Farm Requirements. It is over on the BA/QA blog
One challenge that I face all the time is that, as an Architect and Developer for SharePoint, I am charged with designing systems and solutions to meet business requirements…often without any business requirements. Recently I was asked how I would tell Business Analysts to gather requirements for SharePoint and I realized two things. The first…
Gartner released its latest Magic Quadrant review of Horizontal Portal products and the top product was SharePoint 2010 (just ahead of IBM WebSphere). Some of the Strengths were: Consistent Architecture – I agree…but only if you believe in MS servers, DBs, and productivity products. I do believe in them, but some still think that…
What is so cool about this video is that it is sung around a massive Rube Goldberg machine that took months to design and build by 40 engineers, techs, etc. Its really worth watching just for the inherent coolness of the machine.
As in the #1 best place to work in San Antonio for 2010! Of course we knew that already, but it was nice to be recognized by the San Antonio Business Journal.
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