Rebecca from Melbourne Water talked about lessons from an intranet rebuild at her organisation. Key ideas: – Engagement is important because it’s their intranet. – Go out and talk to people about their needs and requirements. Business people often won’t know; so need to do a lot more […]
Lou from the United States (Lakewood High School) is presenting on making sure your SharePoint solutions don’t go to waste. The aim is to improve user adoption of SharePoint solutions. I missed the beginning of the session – which was about creating a shared vision. The points I […]
The SharePoint Conference is kicking off in Australia today. Mark Rhodes, Introducing Guy for the First Part of the Conference – first conference in 2010; done 6 conferences since then. – … SharePoint 2010 was in beta in 2010. Everyone on SharePoint 2007. – … go and see […]
Mingling isn’t a business outcome. Good on employees for saying no.
Adonit has released a fine point stylus for use with iOS devices. As they accurately say, the other stylus options for iOS devices are much larger – I’ve always called them “crayons,” and found them okay for pushing screen elements or selecting applications, but never for actually doing […]
I will be presenting a round of workshops in different European cities in October. The first week of my tour is booked, and there are various organizations with some interest in the second week. I’ll have to wait to see what comes of that interest, and whether those […]
In May I was in Norway presenting a round of workshops, and a couple of the people there jokingly called Microsoft Office 365 by a different name — “Office 362.” By the looks of the outages of the past week, they were getting close to the truth. “Microsoft’s […]
ShareThePoint is hosting two SharePoint conferences down under in July. I’m attending and participating in both – Sydney and Auckland.
George writes about a recent incident at JFK where his standard carry-on luggage was rejected as being “too large” under new “FAA regulations” … “Just before actually getting to the TSA agent’s podium, a red-jacketed person (who I believe was hired by American Airlines as a subcontractor but […]
BlackBerry is re-emphasising its focus on the enterprise market: For the past six months BlackBerry has been planning a resurgence in the enterprise space. Until the release of the BlackBerry Z10 and BB10 mobile OS, the company’s main focus had been providing enterprise software in the form of […]
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