I am a pretty keen reader and have an absolute pile of SharePoint books – and I am a bit of a gatherer (much to my partners annoyance). I admit to having someSharePoint books harking back to the days of SharePoint 2003. In my defence, I would say its great to dig back into the past and re-read about how far SharePoint has come, and there are great authors out there (far too numerous to mention, low bows to all authors!).
And, because of the significant SharePoint community of information providers, there are many great books, blogs, and articles that are in circulation. I think it unwise and probably unfair for me to single out one that can be called the ‘catch all’ of SharePoint content. That’s because the audiences are so vastly different, ranging from information worker, to developer, to administrator, to architect, to project / programme manager and the list goes on.
Irrespective of all of these, there is nothing like content that explains the process of putting things in place, that really helps those who are tasked with delivering SharePoint, what the process is, and how to sustain SharePoint going forward.
Without mentioning any of my offerings, I’d like to therefore take this opportunity to reach out to an eBook which I think would be an extremely good read for anyone who wants to apply a SharePoint strategy. This eBook takes the challenge of delivering the platform by breaking down the delivery into segments from sponsorship through to technology considerations. You’ll be able to download the book from this link:
The Anatomy of a SharePoint Strategy
