Microsoft SharePoint is many things to many people. It presents a frontier of opportunities and collaboration, but also of dangers. SharePoint can be a mammoth task to secure; and trying to secure it without content compliance and security solutions is an impossible task.
Join Nik Rouda, Director of Solutions at Riverbed Technology, and Bill Baer, Marketing Manager at Microsoft and SharePoint Certified Master, for this webinar and explore how to control SharePoint delivery and how you can:
The following is a guest blog post by John Marchioni, General Manager & VP of Business Development, ARX and co-speaker at two upcoming AIIM Webinars.
Harmon.ie recognized several recipients of the 2012 Top 25 SharePoint Influencers list at a brief award ceremony during the SharePoint Conference 2012 in Las Vegas, NV. Presented by Mark Fidelman and Harmon.ie CEO Yaacov Cohen.
One customer was faxing documents back and forth rather than waiting for slow Microsoft SharePoint® downloads. It’s not SharePoint’s fault; it’s often other factors outside SharePoint involving the network. Fact is, people will drop any technology like a hot brick when the WAN slows the end-user experience.
Harmon.ie has made it even easier to access SharePoint by making a mobile app that is available for tablets and smartphones. It has led to making this video to spread the word, and I was hoping that you wouldn’t mind mentioning it on your site.
There is nothing more frustrating than rolling out a shiny new SharePoint farm to notice that 6 months later not a lot is going on. This isn’t some sort of conspiracy theory but it’s the simple fact that we have many ingrained business processes around sharing documents and it is very very hard to change those, even with a clearly more superior system being availalbe.
Effective compliance is the ability to not only have a governance strategy in place, but also be able to manage risk by identifying issues and potential violations, and have a process in place for resolution and fine tuning. This step-by-step illustrated guide lays out each step; from defining your compliance strategy, to implementing HiSoftware’s suite of solutions for identifying and managing compliance and security issues in SharePoint to help protect your organization.
Using SharePoint, organizations should to be leveraging every asset they have as effectively as possible. This means investing time and resources to make sure users are fully utilizing the functions made available to them; especially the capabilities that can help them more productive and meets their objectives.
As more organizations explore the potential of using Microsoft SharePoint for Document Management and Email Management a question that arises frequently is “What is the best Information Architecture for a SharePoint DM store?” In other words, what is the best way to arrange the various SharePoint 2010 ‘building blocks’ – Site Collections, Sites, Document Libraries, Document Sets, Folders and metadata columns – to come up a design that is optimal in terms of volume handling, functionality and ease of use? That last objective – ease of use – is critical because if the users do not find it easy to interact with the document store they will likely store their documents in file shares or local drives and their emails in Outlook folders and the SharePoint DM project will not be successful.
