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Ever since the SharePoint conference, I’ve been getting hammered with questions in my inbox, so don’t take it personally if I don’t get back to you for awhile. I’m on the road for the next few weeks, teaching SharePoint in New Read More......( read more )

Today’s post was written by Ryne Crabb. He would like help from the EndUserSharePoint.com community evaluating two solutions for management of documents in SharePoint. Please use the comments section to voice your opinions, questions or End User Read More......( read more )

I know this might come as a shock to you, but I came to a very harsh realization last week in Seattle: I will never be Joel Oleson. Or Andrew Connell. Or Todd Baginski. Not even close. Where did this clarification come from… why all of a sudden Read More......( read more )

“If you want to bring MOSS to your organization, find a passionate, adaptable person; make learning MOSS their primary function, and challenge them.” Very interesting post from AutoSponge on how to get End User adoption by creating “experts” Read More......( read more )

Sometimes, the people you meet at conferences are pretty amazing, but one of the highlights last week was to run into, literally, HALO! Thanks to Shawn Arnwine and his friend for having enough on the ball to snap a picture and email it to me. (That’s Read More......( read more )

Over the next few days I will be reviewing the sessions I attended at the Seattle SharePoint Conference. I figured there was so much information being shoved out last week that it would be hard for anyone to keep up. In addition, in tomorrow’s EndUserSharePoint Read More......( read more )

People have been coming up to me to say hello at the conference, telling me they read the blog and find it useful or that they recommend it to their SharePoint users. That makes me feel pretty good. I hope you’ll say hello when you see me. I’d Read More......( read more )

The Seattle Conference is so overbooked, it is impossible to get into many sessions. The morning started off well with two interesting keynotes: one from Bill Gates, the other from Kurt DelBene. I will include my rough notes from those speakers in another Read More......( read more )

The Seattle conference looks like one of those “All You Can Eat” smorgasboards: you are going to get stuffed, there’s no way around it, so sit back and enjoy the gluttony. Here’s my list of preferred sessions to attend: Buzz: Build Read More......( read more )

I was working this morning, getting ready to go to the conference next week in Seattle. Around 11:00am, I decided it was time to take a break, so I packed up the wife and three year old daughter and headed over to MOMA (Museum of Modern Art, New York Read More......( read more )