Thursday, October 29, 2009

Updated: Building a SharePoint 2010 Service Application #sp2010

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A few weeks back, I wrote a series of three articles on the topic of building SharePoint 2010 Service Applications. Today, I have updated t...
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Take 2: Lists as Native SQL Server Tables in SharePoint 2010? #spc09 #SP2010

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Last week, while at the SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas, I wrote a blog post on being disappointed that SharePoint 2010 does not seem to ...
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Lists as Native SQL Tables in SharePoint 2010? #spc09

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Even after today's keynote speech by Steve Ballmer and Tom Rizzo, I am wondering if this got included in SharePoint 2010? I expected it ...
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009

SharePoint Conference: Theater Sessions at Our Booth + Ipod Nanos

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We will have our team and a large booth at the SharePoint Conference next week in Las Vegas. We've designed the booth this year with ...
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SharePoint 2010 Training is Coming!

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In preparation for the SharePoint Conference next week, on our website we've outlined our plans for offering SharePoint 2010 training ...
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Friday, October 09, 2009

WSS as a platform for public-facing, anonymous-access Internet websites

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As I mentioned in a post last week, our public website is a MOSS-based site and we are celebrating its first birthday this month (We launche...
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Monday, October 05, 2009

Updating SharePoint Profiles from ASP.NET Profile Data

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Becky Bertram has published a nice developer guide on how to update SharePoint profile data from ASP.NET profile data. I wanted to make sur...
Thursday, October 01, 2009

MOSS for Internet and 301 Redirects

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We've been using MOSS for our public Internet site for SharePoint Solutions for almost a year now. We have a very broad range of produc...
Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Souping up SharePoint Document Management

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Until SharePoint came along, organizations basically had two choices to manage their documents: proprietary document management software, l...
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Training – Whose Responsibility Is It?

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Think about these two questions for a moment: How did you get to your current position in your organization? How did you get to your curren...