These are comments made by listeners to a webinar I held on SharePoint. I do not identify the comments’ makers, but I ensure you that they were each made by end user organizations. Although only 6 in number, they are rich in real world perspective. I do not comment on them except parenthetically to clarify […]
It’s the Year 2009, and the idea of Agile Software Development or variations such as Scrum, Extreme Programming, or pre-cursors such as Rapid Application Development have been around for two decades or more. Why is it that many businesses are still developing or buying software systems such as enterprise content management, portals, search engines, intranet, […]
This is it – the final post containing questions from the SharePoint webinar I presented on January 28, 2009. Previous questions and answers can be found in Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. As well, the recorded webinar, during which many questions were answered, can be downloaded. The questions in this post are the […]
This is the fifth post in which I provide answers to questions that were posed, but not answered during the webinar I conducted on SharePoint. (See Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 for additional questions and answers. You may also listen to the recorded webinar, during which many other questions were addressed as well.) This […]
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server began to take the ECM world by storm with the introduction of MOSS2007. 2007 was the year in which Microsoft realized that it could make (nearly without trying, or without coordinated effort – YET) a billion dollars USD through the sales of an ECM platform. The presentation embedded in this post […]
This is the fourth post in which I answer questions that were posed, but not answered during the webinar on SharePoint. (Parts 1, 2 and 3 also contain related questions and answers.) You may listen to the recorded webinar, during which many other questions were answered. This post has a theme to it – Records […]
This is the third post in which I answer questions that were posed, but not answered during the webinar on SharePoint. (Part 1 and Part 2 also contain related questions and answers.) As always, but especially on this topic, given its relative immaturity, I encourage any of you that have similar or conflicting opinions, insights […]
This is my second post in which I answer questions that were posed but not answered during the webinar on SharePoint. (See earlier post for additional Q&A, and original post for details on the SharePoint study and the slides from the webinar) You may still listen to the recorded webinar during which many other questions […]
On January 28, 2009, I was the featured speaker at the AIIM webinar entitled “SharePoint: Fact and Fiction. An overview of key findings and the slides I used during the webinar were presented in an earlier post, and commentary offered by attendees of the webinar were also posted earlier. The focus of this posting (and […]
Information Architected Market Alert (IAM Alert): Crawford Technologies announced the availability of a service to provide transactional documents for visually impaired customers in alternate formats. Crawford Technologies uses existing customer communications data to produce the requisite alternative formats for its clients’ visually impaired customers. This is a clear example of how intelligent content delivery technology […]
