Comments on: Leveraging the SharePoint Platform (Part 2) http://sharepointmagazine.net/news/analysis/leveraging-the-sharepoint-platform-part-2 SharePoint Magazine is an online Magazine dedicated to the world of SharePoint Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:04:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Lynchy http://sharepointmagazine.net/news/analysis/leveraging-the-sharepoint-platform-part-2#comment-404 Lynchy Tue, 04 Nov 2008 20:22:21 +0000 http://sharepointmagazine.net/?p=668#comment-404 Hi Great Article, I'm new to Sharepoint and this is a great reference to have for our implementation and my planning Hi Great Article, I'm new to Sharepoint and this is a great reference to have for our implementation and my planning

]]> By: Greg Osimowicz http://sharepointmagazine.net/news/analysis/leveraging-the-sharepoint-platform-part-2#comment-244 Greg Osimowicz Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:05:59 +0000 http://sharepointmagazine.net/?p=668#comment-244 Wow!! Really good article. What I find most useful are the "what to avoid" bits. For example BDC - so much time and resources is often spent trying to implement BDC following the management having been sold Sharepoint as the Holy Grail that will integrate all company systems by some salesman/consultant who's never really worked with the product. I really like the article being broken down into different sections corresponding to the phases of Intranet development. Very useful, especially for those planning their implementation or those who have already implemented the basics and are wondering what their next steps should be. <br><br>Thanks for taking the time to write this up - really looking forward to next installments. <br><br>I guess not that many people know about <a href="http://SharepointMagazine.net">SharepointMagazine.net</a> yet which may explain the lack of comments. Judging by the quality of content posted here I'm sure it's going to change change soon :) Wow!! Really good article. What I find most useful are the “what to avoid” bits. For example BDC - so much time and resources is often spent trying to implement BDC following the management having been sold Sharepoint as the Holy Grail that will integrate all company systems by some salesman/consultant who's never really worked with the product. I really like the article being broken down into different sections corresponding to the phases of Intranet development. Very useful, especially for those planning their implementation or those who have already implemented the basics and are wondering what their next steps should be.

Thanks for taking the time to write this up - really looking forward to next installments.

I guess not that many people know about SharepointMagazine.net yet which may explain the lack of comments. Judging by the quality of content posted here I'm sure it's going to change change soon :)

]]> By: Steve Pietrek http://sharepointmagazine.net/news/analysis/leveraging-the-sharepoint-platform-part-2#comment-238 Steve Pietrek Fri, 05 Sep 2008 06:46:55 +0000 http://sharepointmagazine.net/?p=668#comment-238 I'm running into a similar constraint with Records Management for a new client. Although there is RM available, the needs of the business require additional functionality (i.e. custom). Not sure what MS can do about RM and ensuring all bases are covered. At least we have the ability to create custom workflow if needed - which is what we will be doing.<br><br>Some other points, what I find interesting with SharePoint is how my clients hit all areas of SharePoint. I have worked with Collaboration, Content Management, and Business Forms. Have yet to touch BDC, MSBI, and customizing Enterprise Search.<br><br>All in all a good article on the different areas of SharePoint and worth reading through - especially for those folks who are new to SharePoint. I'm running into a similar constraint with Records Management for a new client. Although there is RM available, the needs of the business require additional functionality (i.e. custom). Not sure what MS can do about RM and ensuring all bases are covered. At least we have the ability to create custom workflow if needed - which is what we will be doing.

Some other points, what I find interesting with SharePoint is how my clients hit all areas of SharePoint. I have worked with Collaboration, Content Management, and Business Forms. Have yet to touch BDC, MSBI, and customizing Enterprise Search.

All in all a good article on the different areas of SharePoint and worth reading through - especially for those folks who are new to SharePoint.

]]> By: jthake http://sharepointmagazine.net/news/analysis/leveraging-the-sharepoint-platform-part-2#comment-229 jthake Thu, 04 Sep 2008 10:59:25 +0000 http://sharepointmagazine.net/?p=668#comment-229 Surely someone must have some opinions on this? Come on guys....not feeling the love here ;-) Surely someone must have some opinions on this? Come on guys….not feeling the love here ;-)

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