Since we come face to face with it so frequently in the enterprise, it’s always a good idea to keep abreast of what SharePoint offers when it comes to E2.0. I blogged before about how Microsoft is avoiding rolling content creation capabilities into the platform to preserve other revenue streams, but there is  still a [...]

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The Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technology blog just posted on the best way to update a blog on SharePoint. They suggest two pieces of client software:

Microsoft Word 2007 or
Windows Live Writer

While I’m sure both of these are great programs, and good ways to generate rich content; promoting the use of client software as a [...]

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Jay and I had a banging good time today attending Jive’s Clearspace Administrator training. Our instructor for the session, Ricky Palmer, gave a great run down on the robust capabilities available to the man (or woman) behind the curtain. We had seen the latest release of the product, but this session gave a much better [...]

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Unlearning old patterns of behavior is vital for innovation. Unlearning how to create documents in a program that runs on your PC is difficult. Unlearning how to email these documents as attachments is perhaps even more so. Unlearning is critical to untangling ourselves from “stone age tactics” (as I’ve recently heard emailing attachments referred to) [...]

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Umar Haqiue of Havas Media videos blogs about why, in a world where information and interaction are cheap, the need to distill the essence of an entire corporation down into a logo or TV spot becomes increasingly unnecessary. Branding “…is dead”. Companies and marketers don’t need to fit their sales pitch the smallest possible, most [...]

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