My flight to Rome is delayed, and so … here’s a tribute to the beautiful and HUGE Terminal 5 at LHR where I have spend the last few hours (and well done to Arup for making the terminal happen): Lots of people, Waiting, watching, staring blankly into space. […]
London is very good at warning train passengers about the board to “Mind the Gap.” In other words, don’t step down between the train and the platform and thus break your leg. But I always read it backwards, as “Gap the Mind.” That is, it’s good to have […]
It’s just about 7.30am on Sunday morning in London. I have been up since 4am, having collapsed in exhaustion at 8pm last night. I slept okay – not soundly, but okay. It look 36 hours to travel door-to-door from my home in New Zealand to my hotel in […]
Okay, here’s the links to each of the “What are you doing with SharePoint?” survey posts. There were about 15 other industries represented in the respondent base, but the number per industry was too low to do a realistic summary. Thus … here’s what we have: – Overall […]
I have been doing a survey on what organizations are doing with SharePoint. There were three questions, the second of which was an industry classification. For some industries, I received enough responses to give an industry breakdown. Here is the chart for Manufacturing (19 responses): In comparison to […]
I have been doing a survey on what organizations are doing with SharePoint. There were three questions, the second of which was an industry classification. For some industries, I received enough responses to give an industry breakdown. Here is the chart for Healthcare (19 responses): In comparison to […]
Microsoft Press and O’Reilly have published many Microsoft Press titles to the Amazon Kindle story, including my book on using SharePoint 2007 in a business team for a project: Seamless Teamwork. It’s available immediately, at a Kindle price of US$11.99.
I have been doing a survey on what organizations are doing with SharePoint. There were three questions, the second of which was an industry classification. For some industries, I received enough responses to give an industry breakdown. Here is the chart for Government (24 responses): In comparison to […]
As I wrote in the 7 Pillars framework in 2005, offline access is still important for collaboration systems. If people are going to take new collaboration systems seriously as a place to get work done with others, then they need the ability to access their data and applications […]
Microsoft released the above video about upcoming capabilities in the next edition of Office for Mac. Three items stood out to me: De-siloing of Outlook … Outlook for Mac is coming, with “Entourage” going away. One of the problems I have with Outlook (and most integrated mail clients […]
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