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]]> By: berndburkert http://www.informationarchitected.com/blog/qa-sharepoint-webinar-and-whitepaper-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-586 berndburkert Mon, 11 Jan 2010 14:39:03 +0000 http://www.informationarchitected.com/?p=297#comment-586 Hello Carl,<br><br>Nice presentation with good and very interesting reasearch!<br><br>Let me add, that collaboration with SP IMHO makes even more sense, when you are in the position to share the relevant results directly on your internet facing websites (e.g. to address customers, partners, etc., on brand microsites and so on.)<br> <br>Concerns about security, or extra load (as in performance) may be valid or not. In either case integration with a WCMS can offer you many additional benefits, as long as it is easily done. Let me invite you to <a href="http://onion.net/sharepoint" rel="nofollow">http://onion.net/sharepoint</a>, the featured solution integrates a 100% .NET based CMS very nicely with MS SP. <br><br>Regards, Bernd Hello Carl,

Nice presentation with good and very interesting reasearch!

Let me add, that collaboration with SP IMHO makes even more sense, when you are in the position to share the relevant results directly on your internet facing websites (e.g. to address customers, partners, etc., on brand microsites and so on.)

Concerns about security, or extra load (as in performance) may be valid or not. In either case integration with a WCMS can offer you many additional benefits, as long as it is easily done. Let me invite you to http://onion.net/sharepoint, the featured solution integrates a 100% .NET based CMS very nicely with MS SP.

Regards, Bernd

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