Social Networking
Aardvark is a new kind of tool that lets you tap into the knowledge and experience of friends and friends-of-friends. It reminds me of the old IRC channels you would join to ask questions on relevant technologies, just a thousand times better.
Send Aardvark a question (from the web, IM, email, Twitter, or iPhone) [...]
Continue reading about Free professional SharePoint help? I’m now answering questions on Aardvark
Previously I mentioned a few key SharePoint design points in one of my old posts about Facebook applications, their design and how it can relate to designing successful SharePoint applications. At the risk of the points being obfuscated in the previous article (it was quite a lengthy post) I have decided to reiterate the points [...]
Continue reading about SharePoint Application Development – Key Design Points
There seems to be a lot of speculation going on with regards to what will be included in the upcoming SharePoint 2010 release. I seem to think that Microsoft have had their largest Technology Adoption Program (TAP) running for some time now and best of all YOU can become a part of it (if you [...]
Continue reading about Windows Live – Is SharePoint 2010 right under our noses?
Microsoft has recently unveiled a new marketing site titled “Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Social Computing“ focused purely on promoting the use of SharePoint Server 2007 as a social networking platform. Of most value are the case studies on SharePoint implementations with a strong social networking focus. I highly recommend you check them out [...]
Continue reading about Microsoft unveils SharePoint 2007 Social Computing site
More and more these days I find myself relating concepts commonly found in Facebook to my day-to-day dealings with SharePoint. Although at times it can be tough work convincing the more senior members of my team of its business value within an Enterprise context, I find the challenge almost a duty to [...]
Continue reading about SharePoint 2007 and Facebook – Part 1
