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MICHAEL SAMPSON - CURRENTS
MARCH 6, 2011
The Cost of SharePoint = License Fee x9 (It's a Microsoft Figure)
In response to my post about making SharePoint not look like SharePoint , Mike asked where the figure I quoted came from. Just because a company does spend extra on SharePoint customizations doesn’t mean that it was needed in order to make the solution work. Take "SharePoint workflow," as an example. SharePoint
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MICHAEL SAMPSON - CURRENTS
AUGUST 29, 2010
What are you doing with SharePoint? Overall Analysis
Last week I closed the What are you doing with SharePoint? Some comments, looking at the chart above: Supporting team collaboration and Publishing Intranet content are the two most widely used areas of SharePoint today. SharePoint has been about collaboration since the beginning ("Team services"), so the collaboration part makes sense.
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MICHAEL SAMPSON - CURRENTS
MARCH 4, 2011
"Don't Make SharePoint Look Like SharePoint" - Ouch
Sue wrote last month about intranets based on SharePoint that "don't look like SharePoint" : " I'm spending this weekend hunkered down with the 433-page Intranet Design Annual 2011 from Nielsen Norman Group featuring what they consider this year's 10 best intranets. Intranets SharePointMy Comments.
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MICHAEL SAMPSON - CURRENTS
MARCH 15, 2009
Response to "SharePoint 2007: Gateway Drug to Enterprise Social Tools"
Last week Thomas Vander Wal trashed SharePoint as an enterprise social computing platform in a blog post entitled SharePoint 2007: Gateway Drug to Enterprise Social Tools. He ultimately concluded that SharePoint failed for enterprise 2.0. A) is non-siloed spaces (A), then siloed-implemented (B) of SharePoint is not Enterprise 2.0
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MICHAEL SAMPSON - CURRENTS
MARCH 10, 2011
What Does It Actually Mean to Offer a "Platform"? - Reconsidering the SharePoint Decision
Earlier in the week, I pointed to some Microsoft material from last year that talked about "the partner opportunity" with SharePoint.
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MICHAEL SAMPSON - CURRENTS
OCTOBER 1, 2010
What are you doing with SharePoint? Summary
Okay, here's the links to each of the "What are you doing with SharePoint?" Tags: SharePoint survey posts. There were about 15 other industries represented in the respondent base, but the number per industry was too low to do a realistic summary. here's what we have: - Overall Analysis (239 respondents). High-Tech (25 respondents).
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