Aug, 29, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 9:41, PM
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Prescient's Jed Cawthorne discusses the time and place for SharePoint (MOSS): Microsoft's SharePoint technologies have their sweet spots in that they definitely fulfill specific requirements for certain use cases within the bigger picture of varied information management scenarios. However, MOSS is not a panacea. It is not the solution to every information management related business [...]
Jun, 16, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 11:53, PM
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SharePoint (MOSS 2007) is robust solution, but its not for every organization. Here's some practical advice from Prescient and the authors of The SharePoint Report 2008 from CMS Watch.
May, 26, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 9:27, PM
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In recent weeks, both Oracle and Serena took the first steps to axing intranet solutions (see Intranet portal solutions die, evolve & move to Web 2.0 ). Not to be outdone by the trend, Sun Microsystems is saying good-bye to Sun Portal. Janus Boye, Contributing Analyst for CMS Watch reports that Sun will soon [...]
May, 20, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 6:42, PM
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There are small start-ups, emerging vendors, and the big enterprise portal and CMS vendors
May, 19, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 6:57, PM
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FOR THE LATEST ON SHAREPOINT 2010 SEE: SharePoint for ECM: 5 big enhancements UPDATE: Introducing SharePoint 2010: learnings from SPC09 SharePoint continues to be at the center of much of the intranet buzz
Apr, 28, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 7:18, AM
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Your portal solution is dying
Feb, 14, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 5:18, AM
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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:
Jan, 17, 2008 posted by Toby Ward @ 5:23, AM
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As I predicted two weeks ago, Oracle
Nov, 12, 2007 posted by Toby Ward @ 4:32, AM
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Canon Australia has an extensive portal-based intranet, known as iCON, for a number of years. As detailed in a very thorough case study from Australia