(PHILADELPHIA, PA – J. Boye) Insights from CMS Watch founder, and co-author of the CMS Watch Report, Tony Byrne. Tony Byrne, CMS Watch: SharePoint is part product, part platform, part ecosystem – a collection of technologies that have varying degrees of finish Under-reported and under-appreciated dimension of SharePoint: built solidly on (almost) latest .NET platform [...]

How many organizations are using a CMS for their intranet? What about a portal solution? Respondents to the Intranet 2.0 Global Survey provide (530+ organizations ranging from small to huge, in all corners of the globe: 36% come from the U.S.; 24% from Europe; 60% have more than 1,000 employees; 32% have 6,000 or more [...]

Like the content of your website or intranet, planning and governance is technology agnostic; whether its SharePoint or another portal or content management platform, the necessity for and the approach to governance is the same. Given its technology neutral status in the realm of website and intranet evolution this module on planning and governance is [...]

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A CMS can be expensive: usually more than $100

An interesting post I did a couple of days ago on the free version of Windows Sharepoint Services and the surprising breadth of available features (from Setting-up a free Sharepoint intranet: