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Monthly Archives: August 2010
How to build a SharePoint Based Vacation Request Calendar with Manager Approval
This video steps you through the process of building a SharePoint based vacation request calendar with workflow. This works with SharePoint 2007, but these steps will also work with SharePoint 2010.
Posted in SharePoint, Workflow
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Top 10 annoying things to say to a SharePoint Solution Architect:
Here’s the countdown, starting with number 10. #10. “This one should be a quick and easy one for you.” This statement is often paired with a “no big deal, right?” as a final wrap-up at the end of what amounts … Continue reading
Posted in SharePoint, Solution Architecture
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How to Start a New SharePoint Solution
If you have ever wondered how other people start the SharePoint solution discovery stage, here’s one approach. Believe it or not; John Stover and I are actually pretty close friends, so you may not want to tackle your solution discovery … Continue reading
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SharePoint leading the Social Software in the Workplace Magic Quadrant
It’s not a big surprise to me that SharePoint is leading the Social Software in the Workplace Magic Quadrant. However, I am wondering how long Gartner is going to refer to collaboration as “social networking.” Most organizations I speak with … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, SharePoint, Social Networking
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SharePoint Wildcard Search *
Although I originally started out focusing on the Search Engine Optimization discipline within SharePoint, my blog has grown to include a range of other topics dealing with SharePoint and Search. That’s why this post is about the use of wildcards in searches. An … Continue reading
Posted in Search, SharePoint
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SharePoint Workflow for SEO
I’ve mentioned using SharePoint workflows as a way to ensure proper SEO techniques are being applied to your content. Here are the steps involved with standing up these workflows: Here are the steps required for creating a workflow using the … Continue reading
Posted in Search Engine Optimization, SEO, SharePoint
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Lock Down SharePoint 2007 Application Pages
SharePoint 2007 application pages (_layouts) can be locked down to prevent users from accessing them. This is helpful not only in preventing users from accessing application pages they don’t need to be accessing on a public facing web site, but … Continue reading
Posted in Security, SharePoint
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SharePoint as Your Social Software?
The Microsoft and Facebook expanded partnership announcement a while back (worth $240 Million to Facebook) would lead one to seriously think about SharePoint as a business social networking platform. “Business” social networking involves linking information workers and teams together. … Continue reading
Posted in My Sites, SharePoint, Social Networking
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