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Well, we did it! We are in the final edits of our SharePoint 2010 book, Essential 2010 - Overview, Governance, and Planning , and are looking for an early June availability. As a sneak preview, we are releasing one of the chapters, "Planning for...
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A SharePoint Governance model has the following components put in place to guide the development and use of a solution based on SharePoint Read More...
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Have you been wondering what new aspects of governance you need to think about for SharePoint 2010? Well, I have, and I'm delighted to be able to post this link to a preview of the Planning for Governance chapter of Essential SharePoint 2010: Overview...
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I am finding it increasingly difficult to find the time to post at the moment. Too many projects, too many initiatives and too many evil plans coming to fruition. It’s like every seed I planted last year suddenly sprouted this year and I can barely...
Filed under: Project Management, planning, Collaboration, SharePoint, Governance, Training, Best Practices, Conference, Speaking presentation, user engagement, Business Analysis
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Well, the event that I never thought would ever happen in Perth happened, and not only did it happen, it had more interest than expected and some people unfortunately missed out. Jeremy, as a result, had to take many upset phone calls. It seems that for...
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One of the things I rail against in my book SharePoint Roadmap for Collaboration, is the belief that governance is just about optimizing technical settings in SharePoint. It's not! It's about so much more than that, and while the optimization...
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Setting up SharePoint and getting it running is not really that technically challenging. I know, you have database servers, firewalls, web sites, etc to setup and configure but it all works pretty well. The challenges of SharePoint installation are organization...
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In the words of Doctor Smith from lost in space, while everyone else was in Vegas having a grand old time, I was at a client site, having to come to grips with the beast known as Windows Small Business Server 2008. I rarely work with SBS2003 and had never...
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Okay I’ll admit it, I used to really suck as a time and effort estimator. I happen to have a business partner who is much better at it than me (hey Peter), and every time I sought a second opinion from him on my estimates, he would almost always make...
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In his keynote speech at the SharePoint 2009 Conference, taking place right now in Las Vegas, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer called SharePoint "magical." The upcoming SharePoint 2010 release is certainly that - but it's also overwhelming. There...
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Having SharePoint governance is more than just a recommendation. Having governance in place is a necessity. They say that if your production SharePoint install is your only install, you don’t actually have a production environment. You only have a test...
Filed under: SharePoint, Governance, General Observations, Workshops, Live, SharePoint training, workshop, end user, online, seminar, buy in, Brian Hughes
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SharePoint consists of several elements that provide for the creation, management, presentation, and disposition of information involved in an organization’s operations. One such element, the SharePoint List, is oh-so-simple, yet so incredibly important...
Filed under: SharePoint, Governance, General Observations, Customization, Workflow, Best Practices, Workshops, Libraries and Lists, Live, template, Information Architecture, SharePoint training, workshop, end user, online, list, seminar, columns, Site Collection, Allan Spina
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This post is somewhat related to the whole “Zen and the art of SharePoint governance” idea where the notion of a “best practice” is so culture and context dependent that the worst practice is to insist that your best practice applies universally...
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Hi there and welcome to part 3 of my series on the practice of Dialogue Mapping in the real-world. To recap, in part 1, I provided a brief overview of Dialogue Mapping and in part 2, I described a common real world usage scenario that we perform fairly...
Filed under: Collaboration, Strategy, Governance, Books, Best Practices, social fragmentation, organisational culture, knowledge management, Process Improvement, IBIS, Jeff Conklin, Cognexus, Seven Sigma, Dialogue mapping, Issue Mapping, user engagement, shared understanding
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A common word that keeps popping up around SharePoint deployments is “Governance,” as if it will help you avoid chaos and have a more successful deployment. The answer is, when executed properly, it can. This article was posted on: DISCLAIMER:
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