Well the SharePoint Conference 2011 is over and everyone is either home or on their way home. I’ve debated on what content should go in this post and have come to the conclusion that I’d like to take a little different path. I’d like to say “So WHAT!”. I’m not trying to be rude – [...]
SharePoint MVP Randy Drisgill (@Drisgill) of SharePoint911 talks briefly about 2 of his sessions coming up this week here at the SharePoint Conference 2011.
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Rick Taylor (@slkrck) and I had the chance at TechEd 2011 to sit down and talk about SharePoint security. As we uncovered in our conversation – it’s not all controlled inside of SharePoint.
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Before being joined on our SharePoint team at Rackspace by Matt Lathrop our “SharePoint Sales Evangelist”, I spent a good part of my day on the phone with pre-customers talking about SharePoint. One phrase exited my mouth so often that we turned it into a (coffee) drinking game. Every time I said “Taxonomy and Governance” [...]
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Have you heard of MOSSO? Mosso is the cloud hosting offering from the amazing Rackspace. (editorial confession: I work for Rackspace.) I have moved my WordPress blog over a Mosso account in order to give it a test drive. I’ll post some thoughts about it compared to my last “shared hosting” provider.
There are many ways to choose to create your “post”. The most obvious is to use your blog-provider’s WYSIWYG editor. This passes the “ease of use” test but that is about it. Inserting pictures and controlling formatting becomes a bit of a challenge. Use MS Word 2007 to create the post and publish directly from [...]
