Sign in as Different User SP2013
Blog PostsIn SharePoint 2013 the Sign in as a Different user menu item is not default present. Here is how to configure it back within five minutes:
In SharePoint 2013 the Sign in as a Different user menu item is not default present. Here is how to configure it back within five minutes:
After spending the first 15 or so years of my career largely in Project Management roles, I’m sort of a PM junkie when it comes to books and tools and methodologies of how to move something from ideation (PM wonk term for idea creation, or initiation phase) to delivery and, ultimately, support. When Arpan Shah moved from the SharePoint product team at Microsoft over to Project Server (he’s now working on Office365), I shared some advice with him (which I’m sure he doesn’t remember): don’t try to solve too many problems at once, but simplify the tool. As I got to know Christophe Fiessinger on Arpan’s team over the past couple years, I told him the same thing. So when I met with members of the revamped Project team a couple weeks back to talk about SharePoint 2013 and roadmap for SharePoint Online and Office365, I expected to have much the same conversation.
With one week left before most people go on leave, chances are most people are working all that hard anymore. We’re all too tired and ready for a break. If you don’t really feel like doing your day job, why not do some annual maintenance on your team sites?
Central to your SharePoint governance planning activities should be understanding what is happening within your SharePoint environment. Before you organize, you need to identify the actors and key use cases of your system, assessing and prioritizing team requirements, and figuring out measurements and monitoring of current systems — and your ongoing efforts. Your governance strategy should be reviewed and updated based on changing data, and based on any risks that you identify so that you can create policies that secure and protect, but are also flexible enough to meet the growing demands of your organization to collaborate. To accomplish this, you need a plan for reporting.
As a valued member of the SharePoint community we’re always on the look out for exciting innovations in SharePoint management to share with you. I’m excited to pass along the latest promotion from our partner Axceler. In case you haven’t heard, Axceler is the leader in SharePoint governance, administration and migration. They have a reputation for first class support and are running a special end of year promo you’ll want to check out. It could be your complimentary pass to SharePoint Conference this February.
Find out what SharePoint 2013 has to offer, how to get the best out of it, learn how to harness its potential and improve your SharePoint skills by attending the Euopran SharePoint Conference from the 4-7 February 2013 in Copenhagen, Denmark. With over 110 sessions and 8 top class tutorials to choose from – making the decision to book is the easy one!
There’s been a lot of confusion about web parts and apps and where they belong these days. This 3 part series focuses on main differences. This part is geared towards business users, the IT pro and Dev editions are coming. Enjoy!
Check out this exclusive video clip from Jared Spataro talking about the exciting new features of SharePoint 2013!
After reviewing the main CSS files that make up the base look and feel for the SharePoint 2013 look and feel. The number one font is“Segoe UI” which is applied to the global BODY element.
In this episode and old friend of the show, Sahil Malik, returns to tell us about what he’s been up to, to gripe about his Windows 8 experiences, and to share some of his thoughts about SharePoint 2013, workflows, development environments, apps and more. Surgeon General’s warning – this show includes some dangerously bad jokes and poor humour!