View the video player above for the presentation from SharePoint MVP Paul Schaeflein as he delivers
his session on Development Leveraging REST and LINQ in SharePoint 2010. The session is over 1 hour in length complete with meeting intro from myself and Eric Harlan.
BSPUG’s Eric Harlan discussing Paul Schaeflein’s Presentation from Bspug Gspug on Vimeo.
Baltimore SharePoint User’s Group will welcome a special guest speaker on Thursday May 20th, 2010.
For more information on BSPUG log-on to www.baltimoresug.org
The Baltimore SharePoint User’s Group welcomed a special guest speaker to the meeting held on February 18th, 2010.
Tom Miller of Bluethread stopped by to discuss BLOB storage within SQL Databases and what his company’s product StoragePoint can do to alleviate under-performing database management leveraging the tool.
StoragePoint is deployed to the Web Front End server as a solution package and provides a list of options within the SharePoint Central Administration site to manage and configure the tool.
StoragePoint is available as a 30 day trial installation for evaluation and testing purposes with full support for SharePoint 2010 at this time.
For more information on StoragePoint, log into www.storagepoint.com
Written by: Shadeed Eleazer
Written by: Shadeed Eleazer
The Philadelphia Area SharePoint User Group will be unveiling SharePoint 2010 at their next meeting scheduled for October 28th starting at 5:30pm.
The meeting location will be the Microsoft Greater PA District office located in Malvern, PA.
Meeting Overview
We will discuss the business momentum and investment areas in the new release including demonstrations of new functionality that makes SharePoint the premier choice for a business collaboration platform. We will drill into the new functionality in Microsoft SharePoint 2010 and the benefits it provides to end users, IT professionals, and developers.
Areas such as SharePoint Communities, Insights, and Sites will be discussed and demonstrated to show the value that the new Microsoft SharePoint 2010 can bring to enterprises of all sizes.
Explore the Business Connectivity Services (BCS) and the remarkable changes to the Business Data Catalog (BDC).
5:30 - 5:45 Registration, Food and Beverages, Networking and News
Discussion of events and news in the local SharePoint community.
5:45 - 6:00 Topic: SharePoint Tips and Tricks
Audience: All
Technical Level: 100 - 200
6:00 – 7:00 Topic: SharePoint 2010 Unveiling
Audience: All
Technical Level: 200
7:00 – 7:45 Topic: SharePoint 2010 Composites
Audience: All
Technical Level: 200
7:45 - 8:00 Round Table Q and A, Raffles and Giveaways
Round table discussions will be held on specific challenges facing the members. If you have an issue that you would like to have addressed by the group submit your questions to phillysharepoint@rjbtech.com
Written by: Shadeed Eleazer
The video is an in-depth discussion of the impact of microblogging platform Twitter.com within the SharePoint community. The presentation of the video is a back-and-forth discussion between Quest SharePoint Architect and author of uber-popular blog sharepointjoel, Joel Oleson and Principal Architect for Sogeti Consulting and Co-Founder of the Baltimore SharePoint User’s Group Eric Harlan.
Twitter is a mainstay within the SharePoint community. It has a great impact on conferences, most notably SharePoint Saturday events. It has introduced the community to a growing new crop of speakers that will become the future experts and MVPs of tomorrow.
Mike FitzMaurice (NINTEX) – Building Business WorkFlows with No Code
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Microsoft SharePoint technology provides a fantastic foundation for building workflow applications and automating business processes. Nintex Workflow 2007 extends SharePoint to provide advanced workflow capabilities via a graphical Web based interface. In this session, Nintex discusses the issue around creating and managing Workflows in SharePoint. See how complex workflow processes can be created quickly and easily via a browser interface. Learn how SharePoint can be leveraged to integrate with line-of-business systems and build account provisioning systems quickly and easily. |
FitzMaurice is the Vice President of Product Technology at Nintex. He started with Microsoft in late 1997 in Microsoft Consulting Services, often creating collaboration and messaging solutions. Mike was a part of the consulting squad that helped the very first early adopter customers beta test “Tahoe”, which would become SharePoint Portal Server 2001. And was part of a team that authored best-practice deployment solutions for optimal usage of SharePoint Server 2001 and SharePoint Team Services in a corporate intranet. Mike FitzMaurice became a Technical Product Manager in time to bring SharePoint Server 2003 and WSS 2.0 to completion, and has not strayed from SharePoint ever since.
Nintex is a leading global innovator of software products that extend Microsoft technology, with over 1000 customers in 60 countries, including 40 Fortune 500 companies. The company focuses on building software that bridges the gap between that which can be bought from Microsoft today and common functionality requested by customers – with a passionate commitment to innovation and user experience. As a Microsoft Gold Partner, Nintex aligns with Microsoft’s strategic and architectural direction to ensure that Nintex and Microsoft products work in harmony, both today and into the future.
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5:30 - 5:45 Registration, Food and Beverages, Networking and News
Discussion of events and news in the local SharePoint community.
5:45 - 6:15 Topic: SharePoint Tips and Tricks
Audience: All
Technical Level: 100-200
6:15 – 7:30 Topic: Mike FitzMaurice – Building Business WorkFlow with No Code
Audience: All
Technical Level: 200
7:30 -7:45 Round Table Q and A, Raffles and Giveaways
Round table discussions will be held on specific challenges facing the members. If you have an issue that you would like to have addressed by the group submit your questions to phillysharepoint@rjbtech.com
Where: Microsoft Great PA District Office, Malvern, PA
The meeting is free, but space is limited. REGISTER NOW!! If you have already registered, it is not necessary to register again.
Written by: Mr.Shadeed Eleazer
SharePoint User’s Group of Northern Virginia will be hosting two sessions for its September meeting.
Session 1 kicks off with Architecting a Robust Global SharePoint Infrastructure delivered by Tom Lin of AvePoint, one of the leading providers of SharePoint backup and recovery.
Session 2 is Nelson Johnson with CRM Integration. Food and soft drinks will be provided. The organizers are requesting that you RSVP to properly accomodate attendees.
CRM integration
September 2009
Meeting Agenda:
Thursday September 10th, 2009
6:00 PM Meet, Greet and Eat (food and drinks provided by Surfray)
7:00 PM Group business, sponsor introductions, summer conference plans
7:10 PM Presentation #1 (see below)
8:15 PM Presentation #2 (see below)
Location:
At the offices of Hire Strategy, 11730 Plaza America Drive Reston, VA 20190
Map: http://tinyurl.com/24qv88
Please RSVP if you plan to attend so that we can buy enough food
Presentaiton #1: Architecting a Robust Global SharePoint Infrastructure
Speaker: Tom Lin, AvePoint
When deploying SharePoint as a business-critical collaboration platform and digital-asset repository, ensuring data access, availability, and protection, is absolutely critical. Though SharePoint and SQL Server offer some scalability and data protection natively, these may prove inadequate for most competitive organizations.
In this session, we will discuss the key components of any successful SharePoint global deployment. This will include architecture configurations for efficient data access across geographies and networks, considerations for high availability of data and SharePoint sites, and robust design including backup & recovery planning. After analyzing SharePoint’s native capabilities, we will identify best practices, available free tools, and other best-of-breed solutions for ensuring a fully distributed and protected SharePoint platform.
Finally, we will discuss SharePoint archiving, and review how intelligent archiving procedures, when coupled with successful replication and data protection plans, can improve platform performance and reliability, and lower storage and management costs.
Speaker Bio: For a number of years Tom has been working exclusively with enterprise-level data protection and management software deployments for Microsoft SharePoint Technologies. Tom’s extensive experience with SharePoint custom backup and recovery applications has earned him multiple speaking opportunities within SharePoint communities and at technical events.
Suggested audience:all
Audience experience level: any
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Topic #2: CRM integration
Speaker: Nelson Johnson
Nelson will discuss some of the features of Microsoft CRM and how it makes an excellent enhancement for a true database tool in the SharePoint environment. See how it works hand-in-hand with SharePoint as a tool that supports data integrity using the relational database model.
Suggested audience:Developer
Audience experience level: All
Food Sponsor: Surfray, Pioneers in Enterprise Search and Behavior Analytics, Contact Alan Anderson at aan@surfray.com.
Room Sponsor: Hire Strategy, a full-service professional staffing firm providing consulting services, permanent placement and executive search solutions for companies and career management in the technology, sales, finance & account, and administrative & HR professions.
Baltimore SharePoint User’s Group August Meeting Recap
Written by: Shadeed Eleazer
Fresh off the overwhelming success of hosting the first SharePoint Saturday event to be held in the greater Baltimore region, the little engine that could aka Baltimore SharePoint User’s Group would resume our normal meetings on Thursday, August 20th, 2009.
There were a few burning questions that the organizational staff had for this meeting, one of which being:
What would be the meeting turnout due to at least 100 of the attendees of #spsbmore discovering BSPUG for the very first time?
For this meeting, SharePoint Author/Developer Jeff Webb was scheduled to deliver his presentation on Configuring Complex SharePoint Security.
Jeff is excellent with the dynamic nature of the SharePoint demo. He fielded each question successfully and stayed behind after the close of the meeting to field discussions in greater detail.
There were several new faces in the crowd, and after it was mentioned that they left with a good impression of the group. Most interesting new member is a Sous Chef, who is “curious to learn about technology”. During our audience introductions, there was sort of a stigma being attached to “not knowing a lot about SharePoint”. I felt it was necessary to re-inforce the concept that we ALL start somewhere. The best approach is to develop a lifetime learning approach to SharePoint in order to increase proficiency.
In addition to that, Columbia, MD based consulting firm Intellisae joined us for the meeting. Their top developers were in attendance alongside their Principal Lead so they were definitely well-represented by the group. They also are looking for top-notch .Net talent, so if interested in opportunities with the firm, please contact me.
This meeting couldn’t have gone on successfully without the aid of volunteers from our member community including hauling food and beverages to the 3rd floor and hanging up signs. Eric joined us for the intro of the meeting before hopping on a flight to London. He set up the livestream of the meeting which was very, very helpful.
Join the Baltimore SharePoint User’s Group for September’s meeting where we will welcome Linc Williams to deliver a great presentation.
Pics and footage of Jeff’s presentation are on the way.
Overall, I left with a good feeling on how this meeting turned out. This is what the SharePoint community is all about, a mix of seasoned professionals interacting with people totally new but curious about the platform. It is our goal as a User Group to provide an experience that is relevant to all skill levels that attend our meetings.
Special Thanks
Surfray and the UMBC Tech Center for sponsorship of food and location.
About Baltimore SharePoint User’s Group:
When: Every third Thursday of the month, doors open at 6pm
Where:UMBC Tech Center 1450 South Rolling Road, Halethorpe, MD 21223
Cost: Membership and meeting attendance is FREE
Info: www.baltimoresug.org
Updates: www.twitter.com/baltsharepoint
The weekend of June 26th at the Holiday Inn, Sterling VA was the site for the 3rd Annual Regional SharePoint User Conference. The 2-day conference featured a lineup of exhibitors and presentations from the top SharePoint vendors, community leaders, admins, developers, and project managers throughout the region. Over 45 speakers delivered presentations and there was a featured panel at the end of Day 2.
Sponsors included AvePoint, i3 Solutions, fpweb.net, Quest, Corasworks, Syntergy, and many more!
Keynote Presenters included MVP Bob Mixon who delivered “SharePoint Enterprise Architecture: Harnessing the Power of Microsoft SharePoint” and Ron Simmons “The Power of SharePoint to Shape Business Operations, Practices, and Success - Or Why Buy SharePoint?”
One question that was a concern was how the event would fare with highly publicized events happening both before and after the conference. The organizational staff reported numbers close to 190 attendees for the event, which is near max-capacity.
The SharePoint industry as a whole is undergoing a shift with the rise of free community driven conferences which feature SharePoint heavyweights and actually do a great job of attracting organizations and information workers that are new to SharePoint. This new model can be considered a challenge of threat to the paid conference model.
The future success of the RSUC will depend largely on the organizing committee’s ability to maintain cutting edge topics and innovative twists to keep the crowds coming through the doors.
(Photos of RSUC on the way) - Shadeed Eleazer
EventWatch:
Who: SUGDC http://sugdc.org
What: 3rd Annual Regional SharePoint User Conference
Where: Holiday Inn, Sterling, VA
Overview:
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The Regional SharePoint Users Conference (RSUC) will be held on June 26th and 27th, 2009 (Friday and Saturday) from 7AM to 5PM in Dulles, VA. Click the Location link (above) for details. For two exciting days, you’ll be eating, drinking, talking and living Microsoft Office SharePoint with Microsoft’s Most Valued Professionals (MVP’s) from across the country. There are tracks for
There will be time to network with some of the areas top employers where you will discover just how much demand there is for people with SharePoint skills. Learn the best practices for implementing SharePoint and how to customize it to meet your specific needs. Whether you are a beginner looking to advance your career, or an experienced professional that wants to get deeper knowledge, this is the place to do it. You can follow the buzz using twitter - use this hashtag #sugdc09conf |
From an Idea to a Foundation
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Shadeed Eleazer - BSPUG Co-Founder
As co-founder of the Baltimore SharePoint User Group, I must say that we’ve come a long way during this journey of two years. We’ve opened the doors with the goal of building a SharePoint community within the greater Baltimore area.
The exciting thing is that we’ve achieved a level of consistency that very few groups attain, but there’s still a lot more that we can do and we’re just scratching the surface.
Year 3 will launch us forward to new heights as we will leverage new methods to introduce ourselves to the greater Baltimore community and surrounding areas. More importantly, several members of our group have grown into community leaders as individuals, which helps the public profile of the group in attracting new members.
As training dollars dwindle for companies, there has to be a new approach to keeping our information workers trained and prepared for the looming release of Office SharePoint 2010 beta. BSPUG will continue to rise to the challenge and address those needs and pain points.
To provide some transparency, I’ll list what we (somehow) managed to do well in our first 2 years:
Consistency - BSPUG operates on time, everytime. We’ve never canceled any of our 23 meetings and 1 Code Camp. Having a predictable model ensures familiarity and smooth introduction to unique visitors.
Location - We’ve managed to lock in long term agreements with our location sponsors. This area is the aspect that cripples the majority of start-up User Groups. Many begin at the library, coffee shops, etc which is fine to some degree but very unpredictable in most cases. We stayed with our first location sponsor for 1 year and moved to the UMBC Tech Center, which offered us a scalable model attendance wise and access to labs for hands-on sessions such as Code Camps etc.
Web Presence - My personal opinion is the one aspect that makes us unique in comparison to other user groups is that we use the web/social networking more effectively than any other group. Our website is very slick in design and functionality, and that was something we pushed for since the first month or so in operation. We didn’t start out on a SharePoint site, but our design communicated the idea that we should be taken seriously. We also have a keen understanding that a User Group consists of two types of memberships which I’ll outline below.
Types of Memberships:
The next meeting of the Philadelphia Area Sharepoint User Group will be on Wednesday, June 24th at 5:30 PM. The topics for the evening will include; Creating a Custom Wiki Template, All About MySites, and Search Engine Optimization for SharePoint Sites. The meeting will be held at the Microsoft Great Valley Corporate Center, PA District Office in Malvern, PA
Creating a Custom Wiki Template
A SharePoint Specialist from RJB Technical Consulting will show how to develop and utilize a custom Wiki template within SharePoint. A custom template is not available out-of-the-box with SharePoint, but with a little bit of code it is indeed possible. There are various ways to customize not only the entry screen, but the final Wiki page itself.
Highly recommended for anyone thinking of implementing a Wiki solution.
All About MySites
See highly customized MySites live and in action. One of the SharePoint Specialists from RJB Technical Consulting will demonstrate the integration between MySites and Outlook 2007 and show how Outlook Today can be configured to your users MySite. He will also discuss “Personalization Sites” and show how you can provide role-based MySites for your users that include dashboard functionality. See how workflow, KPIs, Excel Services and SSAS cubes can be integrated to provide a rich, highly functional work environment that increases end user efficiency. Russ will end the evening by showing how one company utilized the social media functionality of their users MySites to improve communication in a global enterprise.
A tip sheet for getting started with Microsoft SharePoint MySites will be distributed.
Search Engine Optimization for SharePoint Sites
Internet facing SharePoint Sites require special handling if you want them to be ranked on major search engines like Google, Yahoo and Bing. In this session, we will breakdown SEO techniques that apply to all websites and those that are specific to optimizing SharePoint.
Join us for an interactive discussion led by one of RJB Technical Consulting’s SharePoint Specialists for useful advice on increasing SharePoint Site visibility on major search engines.
Meeting Agenda
Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 at 5:30 PM
5:45 - 6:00
Topic: Tips and Tricks - Custom Wiki Template
Audience: Developers and Administrators
Technical Level: 200
6:00 - 6:45
Topic: All About MySites
Audience: Anyone
Technical Level: 200
7:00 - 7:45
Topic: Search Engine Optimization for SharePoint Sites
Audience: Site Administrators
Technical Level: 100
7:45 -8:00
Round Table Q and A, Raffles and Giveaways
Round table discussions will be held on specific challenges facing the members. If you have an issue that you would like to have addressed by the group submit your questions to phillysharepoint@rjbtech.com.
BSPUG is celebrating our 2 Year Anniversary!
Thanks to all the attended our May session with Dan Usher. You can find his presentation in the resource section, and the photos in the videos located in the videos section.
Our next session will be on June 18th at UMBC training center. We will update this newsletter on the exact room number shortly.
Our special guest speaker is none other than Dux Sy.
With over 15 years of experience in Information Technology and Project Management, Dux (you’re right, it’s pronounced as “ducks”) has earned a reputation as among the leading experts in leveraging technology to enhance project management. A certified Project Management Professional (PMP), he is currently a managing partner and the chief evangelist of Innovative-e, Inc., a Microsoft-certified, business technology consulting and services company that serves startups to Global 50 clients.
We’re going in a unique direction for June. We are allowing YOU to select what topic you want to have delivered by Dux.
1. 7 Ways to Leverage SharePoint for Project Management
2. Best-Practices in Gathering Requirements for SharePoint Projects
3. Effectively Managing SharePoint Projects
In the RSVP survey this month, you will have another option to vote on the topic you would like to hear. The night of the event we will announce the winning topic and proceed to give it.
Voting closes on June 12th, 2009.
Please jump over to the RSVP survey on the events page and RSVP for this session.
Please go over to the events page and RSVP for this as well. Thanks all, see you then!
TELL A COLLEAGUE! This is sure to be a great presentation, please tell a co-worker.
For more information on BSPUG, please log-on to www.baltimoresug.org.
For our new members, we will be meeting at UMBC Tech Center, 1450 Rolling Road, Halethorpe, MD 21228. Doors open at 6pm for food and refreshments.
As always please go to www.baltimoresug.org/events and respond to the RSVP survey to RSVP your spot.
The 3rd Annual Regional SharePoint User Conference will launch in close to two weeks’ time.
below is some info on the conference distributed by organizers SUGDC
Registration benefits are:
Networking with over 700 other SharePoint professionals in the DC area
Free monthly meetings with free dinner (catered, not just pizza)
Access to a wealth of information, neatly organized on our SharePoint server
The annual2 day conference & trade show - largest in the DC area
And in today’s economy, you need to take advantage of allthese great opportunities.
In order for us to keep providing these great services to you, we depend on youto be an active participant by coming to the conference, or share your knowledge with the rest of the community.
Today is your last chance to get early bird pricing of $299 for 2 full days ofthe biggest SharePoint Conference AND Trade Show in the DC area. You cannot find this much SharePoint training in one place for a better price!
Too many speakers & topics: We have 3 tracks on Friday, and 4 tracks on Saturday!
The SUGDC.ORG SharePoint conference is the biggest SharePoint event for the DC area - you cannot afford to miss all the great MVP presentations and get the best practices on implementing SharePoint.
Raffle Prizes: This just in: LearningTree is providing a gift certificate for training.
Among our other prizes, you will have the chance to win a Microsoft Zune.
We have 17 Sponsors signed up for the trade show and more keep coming. You will not be able to see so many different products in one place. Meet the people that are shaping the SharePoint marketplace and get inside knowledge of how things work. Click here for a complete list: http://sugdc.org/Events/RSUC09/Sponsors/tabid/74/Default.aspx
No Pizza zone: We do not make you suffer through another mediocre food onslaught. Each morning we will have a continental breakfast, fresh hot coffee provided during breaks, and for lunch we will be serving a hot buffet lunch. (see our web site for more details).
If you have not heard about the conference…read on!
For two exciting days (Friday and Saturday starting June 26th), you’ll be eating, drinking, talking and living Microsoft Office SharePoint with Microsoft’s Most Valued Professionals (MVP’s) from across the country. For more details, visit our web site…
There are tracks for
Developers
Users
Managers
and Administrators.
There will be time to network with some of the areas top companies in DC where you will discover just how much demand there is for people with SharePoint skills.
Learn the best practices for implementing SharePoint and how to customize it to meet your specific needs. Whether you are a beginner looking to advance your career, or an experienced professional that wants to get deeper knowledge, this is the place to do it. June 26 & 27.
Today is the day to register and get the early-bird pricing. Don’t miss your chance to see 45 speakers and topics. You also get breakfast, coffee and lunch. And if you are looking for new job opportunities, we will have a networking event to help you get in touch with the people that are hiring.
The cost is $299 if you register today. Click here to register for the conference…
Group discounts are available
SUGDC would like to thank AvePoint for being our Premiere Sponsor. We would also like to thank the following sponsors that will be presenting their products and services at our trade show:
Platinum Sponsors:
FPWeb.net
i3solutions
Idera
Quest Software
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Look forward to a session filled with great topics at the next SUGDC meeting. Details are below.
Agenda: Location: Please RSVP if you plan to attend. Topic #1: SharePoint Web Services by Vinit Patankar
Vinit Patankar is a Technology Consultant at Lockheed Martin IT Services with over 7 years of experience developing and integrating applications using the Microsoft Technologies like MOSS 2007 and BizTalk 2006 and Web Services. Vinit leads a team of recruiters in India to operate a recruitment process outsourcing shop. Suggested audience: Developer, Technical Lead, Manager Speaker contact info: 469-867-1583, pvinit@hotmail.com Audience experience level: Intermediate Topic #2: Working with Custom Fields in SharePoint 2007, presented by Hemendra Patel
One of our own members, Hemendra Patel, is going to share with us his experience in working with custom fields. He is a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer and Technology Specialist with over 13 years of background in software systems analysis, design, development, systems architecture, systems integration and relational databases. He has a successful software delivery track record covering Fortune 50 clients in the telecommunications, manufacturing, commercial and government sectors and currently working with Idea Integration as a SharePoint Architect.
Idea Integration is an IT consulting firm with local presence in Fairfax, VA. Idea is a Gold Certified Partner, a National Systems Integrator Partner, and 2008 Partner of the Year — Information Worker Solutions, Data Visualization for its work with the City of Houston, Texas.
Suggested audience: Architects, Developers
Audience experience level: Intermediate, Expert Email: Hemendra.patel@idea.com , hemsoft@gmail.com Phone: 703 797 1033 (work) 703 585 5080 (cell) Food Sponsor: Surfray, Pioneers in Enterprise Search and Behavior Analytics, Contact Alan Anderson at aan@surfray.com. Room Sponsor: Hire Strategy, a full-service professional staffing firm providing consulting services, permanent placement and executive search solutions for companies and career management in the technology, sales, finance & account, and administrative & HR professions. |
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Corasworks will be the special guest presentation for the March meetup for the Baltimore SharePoint User Group
The buzz is in the air in reference to Corasworks’ new release of Workplace Suite V10.
Corasworks delivers outstanding technical presentations and tonight will be no different.
Baltimore SharePoint User’s Group Members and New Attendees,
Meetup Info
The Baltimore SharePoint User Group meets every third Thursday of the month unless specifically
noted. If you have any questions about our meeting dates and times, www.baltimoresug.org is the most accurate source of info regarding the group.
Thursday March 19th, 2009 will be a special presentation as the CorasWorks Technical Team, leading provider of modular application development software for Microsoft SharePoint, will be delivering a technical presentation on the new release of the Workplace Suite v10.
What is the Workplace Suite v10?
Workplace Suite v10 allows today’s SharePoint information worker the ability to extend the capabilities of SharePoint. Many common tasks normally outsourced to a developer are included within this release which enables organizations to lower in-house development costs and enhance productivity with this product.
Capabilities include but are not limited to:
• End-user Forms to add, view and edit information
• Business Process for automating and adding workflow to defined processes
• Displays, Dashboards and Reporting for instant access to real-time data and information
• Design Tools to optimize your solutions and overall environment
• One-Touch Management System for centralizing management/maintenance and admin control
This presentation will be delivered in a format that shows the limitations of SharePoint and how Workplace V10 fills those gaps. This will not be a sales overview, the Corasworks Technical Team
will answer all questions from developer, admin, and project manager standpoints alike.
For our new members, we will be meeting at UMBC Tech Center, 1450 Rolling Road, Halethorpe, MD 21228. Doors open at 6pm for food and refreshments.
As always please go to www.baltimoresug.org/events and respond to the RSVP survey to RSVP your spot.
