Oh SharePoint, What Gets Supported?
Blog PostsThere are several elements to SharePoint, all of which require support. These elements include back-end, front-end, integrated, business, configuration support.
Month: December 2013
Tis The Season For 2014 Predictions
Blog PostsAs always happens in December, there has been an outpouring of requests for bylines and interviews on what I thought were the biggest moments for SharePoint and the broader Microsoft space in 2013, and my predictions for 2014.
Vote for Your Favourite Superhero Video
Blog PostsWe are delighted to now announce the finalists of the ‘Who is Your SharePoint Superhero’ competition and its up to you the SharePoint community to choose the winner.
Free New eBook on Beginning SharePoint 2013 Development
Blog PostsDownload ‘Beginning SharePoint 2013 Development – Chapter 1 Introduction to SharePoint 2013’ by Steve Fox, Chris Johnson & Donovan Follette and you will:
Ignore this Rule in CA-Central Administration
Blog PostsIgnore this rule in Central Administration, so what is that??
Guest MVP’s Choice of Content to Highlight
Blog PostsFor me personally the content that I would like to highlight is all of the content on the European SharePoint Community site.
Top 5 Twitter Accounts They Would Recommend the Community to Follow
Blog PostsGiven my history with education and the friendships that have built up over the years I had to include this one.
Top 5 SharePoint Blogs
Blog PostsI found this really difficult to compile as you read so many blog posts that are absolutely brilliant at the time as they answer a question or help resolve a problem.
MVP Takeover – Alan Richards
Blog PostsAlan has been working with SharePoint since 2005 and in that time has deployed in a number of education establishments in the UK and also in some large multinational organisations.
What Makes SharePoint A Leader In Enterprise Content Management?
Blog PostsSharePoint has once again landed Microsoft in the leaders section of Gartner’s “magic quadrant” for enterprise content management, an achievement described in an article from CMSWire.
