With going on my World Tour last month, the Seamless Teamwork Online Study Group was put on hold. Now that I’m back in New Zealand … I hope to re-start it this week with Mark from EndUserSharePoint.com. Stay tuned for updates …
Earlier this week, The UC View published my article on Lotus Connections, with a focus on end user adoption strategies. It’s called From Intermittent to Connected — Help Your Users Embrace Lotus Connections, and is available to subscribers to The UC View. Here’s the overview: “Convincing end users […]
As Sam says in the closing paragraphs of The Lord of the Rings, “Well, I’m back.” And indeed, I’m now back in New Zealand … and have been so for three days. Monday was unpacking and family day, Tuesday was tidying the office day, Wednesday was PhD catch […]
In late March and early April 2009, I presented a full-day Master Class on SharePoint in Europe — London one day, and Copenhagen the next. You can purchase a copy of the slide deck for use at your firm. The deck is 307 pages long, and covers: – […]
It’s Saturday night in London, and I’m half way into my World Tour for 2009. This first week has been nothing short of fantastic, and next week is lining up to be the same. Tuesday past I worked with a new client in Santa Monica, to discuss SharePoint […]
SharePoint Collaboration Service Governance Plan … Microsoft released a governance plan document that gives an example of setting SharePoint up for collaboration. It’s aimed at the IT group, not the business. Lead author was Joel Oleson. More Cisco’s Test of Collaboration … Cisco is putting itself under the […]
Collaborative Strategy Guild … A group of collaboration industry analysts launched a new service for commenting on collaborative strategy, and maybe doing consulting projects together. More Third Party Offerings for SharePoint … Andrew addresses potential problems in using third-party offerings with SharePoint. “However, my experience over the last […]
Requirements for SharePoint … Dux argues that proper requirements gathering (and stating) is essential to the success of SharePoint. “You see, in some instances, SharePoint is deployed without rhyme or reason. How can you measure its’ effectiveness and success if there are no metrics established? These metrics are […]
I have just cancelled the two US workshops — in Chicago and Atlanta — and at this time, will be spending a couple of extra days in St Louis instead … before heading to London on Friday night. I’m disappointed. I was looking forward to meeting those who […]
One of the themes that I’ve heard again and again at my public and inhouse workshops on SharePoint for collaboration is the request for more, real-life case studies of organizations that are using SharePoint for collaboration, and what they’re doing with it. Yes, there is the Microsoft case […]
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