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Today was the fourth and final day for the exceptional 2009 SharePoint Conference. Today was a deviation from the norm, in that we did not spend the day in the typical SharePoint 2010 sessions. We actually spent the day with the Microsoft Partner Team, attending back-to-back sessions learning how we, as partners, can leverage the SharePoint 2010 platform to create even more value for our clients.
Anyone that knows me knows that our clients are more than just “customers.” I firmly believe in aligning with our clients, understanding their business, understanding what pains they are feeling, and creating long-lasting, trust-based relationships with them – they are my friends. So, when I have the opportunity to learn ways that we can add even more value than we already do, I am definitely on-board...
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Today started with a very good session on Governance. This session was not only applicable to SharePoint 2010, but also to MOSS 2007.
A few good takeaways from this session were:
Day 2 started with a session on xRM and SharePoint. It was somewhat ironic that this session was very similar, in terms of content, to the session we do at live events and in our webinars at Success Accelerators. There were a few custom tools that I had not seen before, but overall this was a good session for anyone looking to determine if they can leverage CRM with SharePoint. We work closely with Customer Connect in this area, and have done quite a few integration and xRM implementations, so this is all exciting stuff, and goes back to our motto of ‘SharePoint as a platform.’
Here are a few more highlights from Day 2:
We are at the Worldwide SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas this week, and all I can really say at this point is “WOW!” The talented team at StreamLogic works with our clients on SharePoint implementations every day, so we definitely understand its popularity and what a great tool it is. But walking into the Mandalay Bay Convention Center, I was overwhelmed and surprised; my thought…SharePoint is HUGE!
Day 1 started with keynote speeches from Steve Ballmer, Jeff Teper and Tom Rizzo. Honestly, I would call this a pep-rally rather than a keynote address, as it had more of a ‘rock concert’ feel than a technology conference. Overall, I sensed an emphasis on the concept of SharePoint as a ‘platform’, which is a concept we have been promoting for quite some time to our clients and via our live and web events. This really hit-home when I attended the first ‘developer’ session of the day and there were over 3,000 (I assume developers) attending this one session! In fact, one of the first demos that Tom Rizzo showed in the keynote was a more technical demo using the BCS (Business Connectivity Services – currently BDC in MOSS 2007) and web part development.
StreamLogic has been invited to join the Bamboo team in their booth on Monday, October 19th from 2:45 pm – 4:45 pm. If you will be at the conference, please come by and say hello.
We’ll have a few freebies to give away as well.
From http://www.mssharepointconference.com, catch-up on the SharePoint 2010 announcements even if you can't be at SharePoint Conference 2009 in person!
The keynote address on Monday, Oct 19th featuring Steve Ballmer and Jeff Teper will live stream from the front page of http://www.mssharepointconference.com.
The keynote will also be available for on-demand viewing starting Monday afternoon.
Well, we’re now only 3 days away and I know everyone is excited about SPC 2009. Looks like it is completely sold out, which is fantastic: Straight from the SPC 2009 site, here are just a few of the ‘sneak peek’ sessions that we will be attending:
Back in 2007 I developed a solution to show Windows Explorer directories and folders inside an iframe on a CRM form. I blogged about it for the Microsoft CRM Team blog on MSDN. Filebrowser allows users to directly access files and folders in a shared directory from within CRM records. The files and folders are stored on a UNC share on your server, so they’re also accessible to non-CRM users. In addition, Filebrowser incorporated some client-side script to create and display context-sensitive fol ...
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