One of the most difficult areas of delivering a SharePoint solution is identifying not just who should be targetted for User Adoption, but, going forward, how to sustain that User Adoption through communication. Reasons include rapid changes in the business culture, direction, and changes in technology concerning the methods used to communicate (e.g. business process changes from manual to email notification to automation, etc.).
SharePoint 2013 continues to adapt service applications model which started with SharePoint 2010.
In a previous article I have illustrated the service applications deprecated in SharePoint 2013, in this article we are going to discuss new service applications introduced in SharePoint 2013.
In this episode we talk with well known SharePoint personality Tobias Zimmergren about the history of SharePoint development and his experiences over the years compiling WSPs, debugging, working with the community and eventually Microsoft tools and finally coming to Apps in SharePoint 2013.
The European SharePoint Community is delighted to release this most anticipated report. SharePoint Under the Spotlight: European Market Report 2013 is a primary resource of key insights and trends impacting those who work with SharePoint. Download Report >>
I have been working A LOT with SharePoint 2013 apps since around November 2011 and AvePoint (where I work) released our first app Task & Calendar Sync to the store in June 2012 and our second called Meetings in April 2013. As the Architect and Product Manager on these apps I’ve learnt a lot about apps.
You probably know the story. A company wanted a website based on SharePoint. A company looked at standard out-of-box SharePoint. A company decided to change everything. A company payed lots of money to change everything.
I sat through a partner event in Microsoft’s Chicago offices yesterday, listening to two large customers of SharePoint and Yammer (Exelon and Aon) outline the factors for success of their deployments, and the lessons learned. It was a great event by Axceler partners Rightpoint (www.Rightpoint.com) and was hosted by one of the most recognized community leaders in the social and SharePoint combined space, Jeff Willinger (@jwillie), with a roadmap discussion by Microsoft business productivity specialist, Jason Bullock. Overall, a well-organized and compelling story on what it takes to move a company’s processes and culture toward a more social model.
Meet Oliver Wirkus – MVP – Sci-Fi Fan and Toy Repair Man. Read on to find out more…
This FREE eBook contains excerpts from Chapter 3 ‘Applying Branding to the Collaboration Components’. In this chapter, you will learn to;
Kevin Ells – Speaker and a Director of marketing at KnowledgeLake that Shares his Breakfast with his Doggies. Read on to find out more…
