2006 | September | Offline SharePoint


Archive of September 2006

I noticed this excellent post by Scott Jamison, an Information Worker architect at Microsoft. He clearly discusses the approach used in Office 2007 for taking SharePoint content offline, which he describes as follows:
Outlook, Groove, and Access each support varying degrees of offline sync with SharePoint, based on the strengths of that application
Note: bolding mine.
I […]

 
By Barry, 25. September 2006, 11:51 o'clock

One of the most interesting findings from our survey was the speed with which organizations intend to deploy SharePoint 2007. We asked two questions on the topic: When are they planning to deploy WSS 2007 and when are they planning to deploy MOSS 2007. We expected to see deployments late in 2007, […]

 
By Barry, 20. September 2006, 21:25 o'clock

We’ve been playing around with the Office 2007 Beta 2 technical refresh today and haven’t found anything too surprising yet. We’ve installed the new server and the client apps and, so far in testing, Outlook, Access and Groove seem to provide the same level of capabilities as Beta 2 for taking SharePoint offline, although […]

 
By Barry, 18. September 2006, 18:15 o'clock

I just found a very interesting post about the History of SharePoint on Sharon Richardson’s “Joining Dots” site. Her bio says she’s been in IT for 16 years and spent six of them at Microsoft. Clearly, she gained a lot of experience and knowledge as the UK lead for SharePoint at Microsoft. […]

 
By Barry, 17. September 2006, 22:11 o'clock

One of the open ended questions we asked in our survey was how respondents were using our offline SharePoint tools today. Below is a summary of some of the most common answers:
Who uses offline SharePoint tools?
Department and division managers: traveling to remote locations.
Sales people: when on the road or at a customer location.
All staff: […]

 
By Barry, 14. September 2006, 17:41 o'clock

We asked our survey respondents to tell us how many employees worked in their organization. 38% had over 1000 employees, 31% between 100 and 1000 and 31% below 100. So the majority of Colligo for SharePoint users who responded to the survey are from larger organizations.
We also asked how many SharePoint users their […]

 
By Barry, 13. September 2006, 16:57 o'clock

Response has been strong since we launched Colligo Reader and Colligo Contributor in the spring of this year. Now that there is a critical mass of users of the Colligo for SharePoint products, we felt that it was time to survey our customers. We learned a lot about the nature of SharePoint deployments […]

 
By Barry, 13. September 2006, 10:53 o'clock