Showing posts with label sharepoint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sharepoint. Show all posts

Monday, December 07, 2009

ReadWriteEnterprise, 07.12.2009: Top 10 Enterprise Products of 2009

ReadWriteEnterprise, 07.12.2009: Top 10 Enterprise Products of 2009
by Alex Williams: "Web-based services are moving fast into the enterprise, raising questions about document-based environments in a world increasingly influenced by real-time information. We saw this time and again as the year rolled on. It played an important factor in how we developed our top ten list."

Friday, November 06, 2009

Friday, October 23, 2009

Intranet Blog, 21.10.2009: SharePoint for ECM: 5 big enhancements

Intranet Blog, 21.10.2009: SharePoint for ECM: 5 big enhancements
by Toby Ward: "Here are five of the biggest impact, promised improvements to enterprise content management (ECM) that I’ve seen with my own two eyes, and even used"

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog, 19.10.2009: SharePoint 2010

Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog, 19.10.2009: SharePoint 2010
by sptblog: "This morning, Steve Ballmer and I are kicking off the SharePoint Conference so it is time to talk about SharePoint 2010! It is incredibly fun and rewarding to unveil this release driven input from you and innovative ideas from the team. As Steve announced, we will release the Beta of Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 in November"

Thursday, August 27, 2009

ReadWriteEnterprise, 25.08.2009: Kiiro: SharePoint-based Collaboration That Just Works

ReadWriteEnterprise, 25.08.2009: Kiiro: SharePoint-based Collaboration That Just Works
by Steven Walling: "But Kiiro is a project management tool that uses a SharePoint backend yet looks like nothing like a Microsoft product. It is one of the best-looking and easiest-to-use SharePoint tools we've seen to date."

Saturday, December 02, 2006

Read/Write Web, 28.11.2006: Microsoft Expression Web: Taking Over From Frontpage and Taking On Adobe

Read/Write Web, 28.11.2006: Microsoft Expression Web: Taking Over From Frontpage and Taking On Adobe
by Richard MacManus: "One is the Expression suite of web design tools. Expression Web is part of the suite and is a standards based Web Design tool, which will replace Microsoft's staple WYSIWYG webpage editor Frontpage."