As you probably know, the Beta version of SharePoint 2010 has been released and the reviews are starting to come in. In general, the consulting community is giving SharePoint 2010 very high marks, and we're looking forward to seeing it implemented ...[Read More]

Enterprise 2.0 is becoming a big part of every organizations strategy to work better, smarter, and faster. You are probably aware that SharePoint is a great fit for most organizations' document management and collaboration needs. What about social ...[Read More]

With the latest trends in the Web 2.0 and Intranet hosted applications, many companies are rushing to embrace these technologies without fully weighing the benefits and detriments.  While today's rich web solutions can handle many business operati ...[Read More]

Actually, maybe the title is a bit misleading. This should actually be called "Your First 30 Days Before SharePoint". In this posting I'll concentrate on the steps for establishing a SharePoint strategy and preparing your project team fo ...[Read More]

While Google is the number one name in search outside your firewall, is it a good fit for your company?   We get this question a lot. Some companies have already purchased a GSA (Google Search Appliance) and are hoping we can give them a reason ...[Read More]

Many of our clients are keeping their customer data in Salesforce.com and asking for help getting SharePoint and Salesforce to work together.   For this example, I'll describe integrating the web-to-lead code generated by Salesforce into a Shar ...[Read More]

In case you didn't notice, a barrage of information was released from Redmond on Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 today. While there is some very interesting things going on with Office 2010, one thing with SharePoint 2010 did catch my attention ri ...[Read More]

SharePoint was originally a platform for internal work. It was logical to make it easy for users to login to the site at any time so that they could take full advantage of the site's capabilities. With SharePoint 2007 being used for public facing ...[Read More]

So you've designed the perfect taxonomy for your new portal. Your nice new document libraries are associated to brilliantly planned content types. Your content types use site columns that are associated with top level lists, making editing your Me ...[Read More]

For those of you trying to get a better handle on organizing your department site, one challenge can be storing and accessing documents spread across the Portal. While SharePoint search works well for locating files across various sites and librar ...[Read More]