So, GDPR has been in effect for just over a year now. (15 May 2018). Was there a celebration in your organization, or is GDPR a bad word? 🙂 ) Many lessons have been learned through the effort of bringing… Read More ›
Technology
Chredge is here
I just tried Microsoft Edge built on Chrome and, so far, it is marvelous. I listened to a Windows Weekly episode this morning that was a week old. It was Windows Weekly episode 614. I fully enjoyed the first half… Read More ›
The Activity Store is the New Source of Truth
The search for a document management solution wasn’t really being undertaken by the right people until you were asked whether or not it could either Serve as the Source of Truth, or Respect another repository as the Source of Truth… Read More ›
Thoughts on SharePoint Conference 2014
My thoughts on the Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2014. The event was a great success, held Mar 3-6, 2014, at The Venetian, in Las Vegas. Compared to previous SharePoint Conferences, SPC14 was held at a bigger venue, it was easier to… Read More ›
SharePint at WPC12
One of my favorite weeks of the year is coming up – the Microsoft WorldWide Partner Conference. One of the best meet-ups of the week has always been the SharePint event. This year should be no exception. This year, the… Read More ›
SQL Server 2012 switching to Core-Based Licensing
I found this news item from Directions on Microsoft, “SQL Server 2012 Adopts Per-Core Licensing Model” interesting. SQL Server 2012 now requires processor core-based licensing for SQL Server 2012 enterprise edition, and core-based licensing is one of two types of… Read More ›
CloudShare for Demo Environments
I’d like to tell you a story. One of the software development companies that I’m working with, Ooyala, is building an integration with SharePoint. In April (2011), we were planning to have the public unveiling of the product at the… Read More ›
The M365 Toolman 