Wikipedia states that SharePoint is a web-based collaborative platform that integrates with Microsoft Office. Launched in 2001, SharePoint is primarily sold as a document management and storage system, but the product is highly configurable and usage varies substantially between organisations.
According to Microsoft, SharePoint 2013 makes it easy to work together securely on documents and team projects. SharePoint lets users explore features and support options that are available for SharePoint, and get tips for using SharePoint to manage your teams and projects efficiently.
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Therefore, this category is full of handy tips, tricks, advise and How To videos specifically for SharePoint 2013 users. Check out some of the Step by Step features, expert blogs, eBooks, How To videos and webinars.
Learn in Part 4 of this series by Julian Kirkness on Access Web Apps. Within this article learn how to Format Emails and sending reminders, Using Viewer.aspx to provide alternative User Interfaces
SharePoint generally is a great framework for building modern business apps and I am not simply referring to apps built using the app model. I am talking about all the combination of solutions that focus on using client side components coupled with the rich REST API that SharePoint offers. Within this blog article, Osvaldo Sousa, Chief Product Architect within FlowForma, discusses the concept of SharePoint as an enterprise app platform.
SharePoint is a huge monster at the moment. The available information about this creature (documentation) is fragmented and outdated. Most of the recipes (samples) are incomplete, misleading or just not working at all, as authors quite often forget to state “obvious” assumptions. Radosław Szymczak asks the question – Is SharePoint Wizardry the solution?
Last year Paul Olenick, Microsoft MVP, published a blog all about Delve and the Office Graph for the European SharePoint Conference. In that post, Paul included one paragraph about how to exclude content from Delve. In this blog we’ll explore that topic more deeply in terms of Privacy, Security and Compliance with Delve.
When making the move to the cloud one of the biggest challenges for developers is how to accomplish tasks that used to be fairly simple. Within this intriguing blog by Ryan Schouten, Ryan provides real world experience of Using Workflows to Perform Elevated Actions.
From the book “Professional SharePoint 2013 Development” by Reza Alirezaei, Brendon Schwartz, Matt Ranlett,Scot Hillier, Brian Wilson, Jeff Fried and Paul Swider. This eBook is chapter fifteen, titled ‘Workflow Development in SharePoint 2013’. Topics in this chapter include; Learning about the core workflow concepts Understanding the workflow platform architecture Reviewing the key workflow development tools… READ MORE
It is not a point to deny that in many of the companies that are using SharePoint, are using it for the purpose of document management. And why not – SharePoint is built (also) for that. It has a brilliant logic for document libraries under every site, whether it is on intranet or team sites. Noora Hakkarainen discusses SharePoint Documents and asks do you know the value of information in your SharePoint?
We all have in recent times have been in a situations where we need to decide if any business application need to move to cloud. Have we not been talking about devops for long? Microsoft is moving into the DevOps space and they have an Ace up their sleeve. Learn from Azhar Amir an efficient Model for Microsoft based DevOps on Cloud.
When implementing SharePoint there is no way around governance. Good governance practices engage users, it and management throughout the lifetime of your SharePoint Platform and maintain focus on measurable and visible goals that makes business sense. This live webinar with Anders Skjønaa will give attendees specific guidance and tips for running successful governance and management practices.
CSS can get overly complex and unwieldy very quickly -resulting in thousands of lines of CSS code across many files, yielding errors and becoming a maintenance nightmare! Believe me… there is a better way! SASS (“Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets”) is fast becoming the preferred approach in developing CSS! Join Stefan Bauer for our live webinar to learn SASS and move from a complete novice to someone who knows where SASS fits and how to use it with SharePoint.
