Showing posts with label Sharepoint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sharepoint. Show all posts
Monday, March 23, 2009
asae talking about sharepoint implementation
reggie from asae is talking about his aaproach and lessons learned from implementing sharepoint. he says that they went to the ms envision center and that it really changed the way they worked. build advocates and focus on the work, not the tool.
Posted from moBlog – mobile blogging tool for Windows Mobile
Sharepoint conference for non for profit 2009 - josh bernoff talking about GROUNDSWELL
josh bernoff held a very interesting speech about the use of social media and its use in the industry, here with a special focus on NFPs and NGOs. Key message was that one has to be clear about your objectives. for some areas it is a must. make sure that once you start with social media, it may change the way you are working.
Posted from moBlog – mobile blogging tool for Windows Mobile
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
KMWorld2008 sharepoint as a collaboration tool
Michael Sampson put together a compelling case of the more in detail weaknesses of Sharepoint. He concludes that Sharepoint is great for sharing documents, but lots of other capabilities dont go all the way to being more useful, than disappointing. Consolidation of calendaring between outlook, sharepoint and windows mobile being one example. Here is his blog, including comments on this conference
Thursday, June 12, 2008
the Knowledge Management solution of the present is not Outlook or..
My Mozilla is not the same that I downloaded.. expanded dramatically with extensions, greasemonkey scripts and stylish codes, it has become my become one of my main working and information processing interfaces.. Here I manage my friendfeed, my twitter postings, my 4 blogs, moderate discussion groups and keep up to date on the happenings on the Internet.
I will post a list of my currently used extensions shortly.
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