Posts Tagged ‘Social’

In January 2013 I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Nick Swan for the SharePoint PodShow.  As well as discussing the weather in Basingstoke and Reading we found time to talk about enterprise social computing, the social features of SharePoint 2013,  and Yammer.  You can download the recording from ...

In April those nice people at Combined Knowledge will be hosting the 5th consecutive SharePoint Evolution Conference. I've had the pleasure of  supporting and speaking at this event every year and I am looking forward to being there again this year.  This year I'll be presenting ...

I was recently invited by my good friend and SharePoint MVP  Dave Coleman to present a session as part of the MetaVis SharePoint webinar series.   My recent work has been focused on the social computing features of SharePoint 2013 so I decided to make that the subject of my presentation, and here ...

I'll be at SharePoint Saturday again this year where I'll be presenting  a new session, "Building a successful social business with SharePoint 2013, Office365 (and Yammer)".   With SharePoint 2013, Office365 and the acquisition of Yammer, Microsoft  are going social in big way, but research by Gartner shows that around ...

I’ve just been reading an article on Forbes, “How this CIO Helped Bayer Become Social”, and became incensed enough to write this riposte.         What the article says The article is discussing the success of Bayer’s Material Science CIO Kurt De Ruwe, who apparently has created an irreversible movement by ...

This is the research outline which I submitted as part of my application to the Henley DBA programme. I followed the format and structure defined in the guidance from the school, and spent an estimated 30 hours researching and writing this document. I expect that by the time ...

I always find it surprising that Microsoft don't release more information and guidance about SharePoint based on their own implementation and experiences. But recently I've noticed a few webcasts and references regarding Microsoft's Next Generation Intranet (NGI) project, an internal MSIT project to update or 'fix' the Microsoft ...