Enterprise Content Management & SP2010 - Ready for the Big Time
It should come as no surprise that I’m a bit of a fan of SharePoint. I’ve practically built my career on the platform and truly enjoy the breadth and depth of
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It should come as no surprise that I’m a bit of a fan of SharePoint. I’ve practically built my career on the platform and truly enjoy the breadth and depth of
The previous several days have been quite busy in the cloud collaboration front, in part because the General Services Administration is shopping for a new email system. The GSA, as detailed by MJF
Was reading this article about the largest BPOS (Live@Edu) rollout. Then realized it was the largest Cloud Deployment in the country. Then realized they migrated HALF A MILLION mailboxes from on prem
Just a quick note. I fell in love today. Microsoft released a tool that is very similar to its server cousin but better and for client. It’s called Remote Desktop Connection Manager
I didn’t mean for this article to turn into a specific rant, but I failed horribly in that regard. I was doing some follow up research on my previous post regarding the
It is interesting to see the Enterprise space, with all the efforts of integration and collaboration, continue to struggle with fundamental technology differences and the lack of willingness to improve. There seem to
How Excel 2010 x64 Can Help an Electric Utility Truly Measure Success Within the walls of the rural electric utility, many situations arise where the need to quickly and accurately depict the current
By Derek Martin and Jake Watkins Wherever possible, organizations tend towards centralization of data. Whether that be from a taxonomy perspective, document management perspective, or a customer data management perspective, these centralizations are
The evolution of the modern IT infrastructure in the rural utility space has transformed what is possible in the assessment and understanding of business metrics and objectives. The key to fully understanding utility
I haven’t normally taken a lot of stock for ‘online template’ repositories. In Office, what promised to be a great feature introduced in the 2007 iteration on Office Online faded into a
I’ve been pondering Windows Azure lately. I know that a lot of folks are investigating the great potential of the cloud to offer on demand or even throw away computing resources. Two
It comes as no surprise that I’m excited about SP2010. MOSS 2007 was an amazing product which introduced many great new features. But like most things Microsoft, it typically takes a version