Category: WorkFlow

The essence of a WorkFlow is the progression of steps (tasks, events, interactions) that comprise a work process, which involve two or more persons and creates or add value to the organisation’s activities. In a sequential workflow, each step is dependent on occurrence of the previous step; in a parallel workflow, two or more steps can occur concurrently.

As you can imagine, these can can get quite complicated rather quickly. Naturally, you are going to need help in depicting a sequence of operations, the work of a person or group, the work of an organisation of staff, or one or more simple or complex mechanisms.

Therefore, this category is full of handy tips, tricks, advise. Check out some of the Step by Step blogs or learn from our eBooks, how to videos and webinars.

Four Gotchas of SharePoint Workflow Deployment – End-User Engagement
Four Gotchas of SharePoint Workflow Deployment – End-User Engagement
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SharePoint is positioned to be one of the most chosen workflow platforms these days. Many companies are excited by the powerful capabilities of SharePoint workflow Microsoft has offered. With built-in features, you can very quickly create an approval workflow for your organization even the requirements include several rules and conditions. This apparently sounds like every letter you may have read in the Microsoft marketing documentation. Microsoft always ‘hypnotizes’ and does attract people in the business community by its writing.

Webinar Recordings from European SharePoint Training Week Now Available
Webinar Recordings from European SharePoint Training Week Now Available
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If you would have liked to attend any European SharePoint Training Week webinars but missed out last week then fret not! Below are the seven webinars recorded during the four free days of SharePoint training. These videos are now available for you to watch at your convenience. eBooks and blogs from the week are also readily available to help you learn and upskill.

eBooks & Blogs from European SharePoint Training Week
eBooks & Blogs from European SharePoint Training Week
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As part of European SharePoint Training Week, we have a range of superb eBooks and insightful blogs by some of the leading experts in the SharePoint industry. Contributors include; Edin Kapic, Asif Rehmani, André Vala, Thorbjørn Værp, Geoff Evelyn, Bill Ayers, Eric Riz, Christian Buckley, Paolo Pialorsi, Mikael Svenson, Liam Cleary and Oliver Wirkus

SharePoint 2013: Connecting Mobile Devices
SharePoint 2013: Connecting Mobile Devices
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There are lots of different mobile devices out there: Smartphones with HD or Full-HD screen resolutions, older and newer Blackberry devices and tablets with different screen formats and resolutions (like Microsoft Surface, Android tablets and Apple iPads)

To InfoPath or Not to InfoPath… That’s the Question These Days
To InfoPath or Not to InfoPath… That’s the Question These Days
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I still remember the first time I started teaching courses involving instruction on InfoPath 2003 (back in early 2005). It was a product way ahead of it’s time – completely built to be based on and handle XML like no other Office application. A great way to create and manage dynamic forms with or without SharePoint. No one knew where it was headed, but it had a special feel about it. Not many companies adopted it at that time due to its lack of support for web forms, but with the release of forms services (to serve web forms using SharePoint Server Enterprise), it took off like wildfire. Companies were formed solely focusing on InfoPath support, products and training (like my good buddies at Qdabra and Texcel systems ) and loads of companies were using it to replace their everyday business forms.