Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Microsoft Self-Service Business Intelligence (BI) Explained (and taught!)


by Jeff Cate

Last fall, my employees came to me and complained that they could not get the answers to their business questions from our data.  We have TONS of data.  We are a small company, but are highly automated and have data in ERP, CRM, Marketing Automation, Google Analytics, various Cloud services, Excel spreadsheets, etc.

Of course, all of our business systems have some degree of built-in tools for reporting and data analysis.  But, even so, there are still problems such as:

Monday, February 18, 2013

Live Online SharePoint Training – A New Class Attendance Option


by Randy Moody


Need SharePoint training, but can’t travel?  No problem!
Each week we hear from students across the country who would like to attend one of our SharePoint training classes, and have money in the training budget, but are not able to travel.

Maybe that’s your situation too. If it is, then I have some great news!
SharePoint Solutions is now offering a Live Online Remote Attendance option for our classroom-based classes.

Monday, February 11, 2013

New SharePoint 2010 Training Course: Designing SharePoint Document Management and Records Management Systems in SharePoint 2010


by Randy Moody


For many companies, SharePoint Document Management really amounts to little more than eliminating file shares and storing documents in SharePoint document libraries.  But that is only the beginning of what SharePoint 2010 is capable of when it comes to managing your organization’s documents and records.


SharePoint 2010 allows you to actually design and create Document Management systems.

Friday, February 01, 2013

Not Like Everybody Else


by Randy Moody

Sharepoint 2010 Training
I’m not like everybody else.

Take restaurants for example. When I go into a restaurant, I want to sit at a table, not in a booth.   Recent studies show that everybody except me wants a booth. In fact, if it weren’t for the fact that you can’t push booths together to make one REALLY BIG booth (“Eisenstein, party of 16.”), tables might disappear from restaurants altogether!