[This post was originally published (by me) on the SharePoint365 blog, as part of the series “How I got into SharePoint” (http://sp365.co.uk)%5D How long have you been using SharePoint?: 4 years What’s your current role: In Flux 🙂 … see below. Your Story: My sister and I owned and operated a small custom precast concrete manufacturing business since…
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[This post was originally published (by me) on the SharePoint365 blog (http://sp365.co.uk)%5D This issue arose several times in my company, so I imagine others have also run into it… [Note: this article applies to both MOSS and SharePoint 2010] Here’s the (simplified) scenario: I have a custom list called Jobs, containing basic information about the…
[This post was originally published (by me) on the SharePoint365 blog (http://sp365.co.uk)%5D In Part 1 of this post, I gave a little background on why SharePoint can be beneficial to a very small business. In this post, I’ll give some examples of how we used SharePoint in our daily work. Tracking custom manufacturing jobs In…
SharePoint for a small business? Isn’t that overkill? As the (former) owner of a small precast stair manufacturing company with all of a dozen computer users, I’d like to share some of the ways we successfully used SharePoint (specifically MOSS) to run our business. A little case study, if you will. Why SharePoint? Most of…
A weight has been lifted from me today… SharePoint is working again, after being down for nearly 5 weeks. While I’m ecstatic that my entire IT strategy for the past 6 months isn’t down the tubes after all, I’m very frustrated that Microsoft was unable to deal with this issue within the first few days…
Today was a great day! Today was the monthly Pittsburgh SharePoint User Group meeting, where I discovered that we do have the ability to Search our intranet site without buying the mega Search license thing from Microsoft. It’s part of the standard MOSS 2007 CAL! I just didn’t know how to enable / configure it……
Where have the days gone? 