2007 | March | Offline SharePoint


Archive of March 2007

Patrick Cook, the “Small Business Technology Guru” made an interesting post that brought the issues of offline SharePoint and the Colligo solution to the attention of his readers recently. With WSS 3.0 being shipped free as part of Small Business Server, SharePoint is gaining a big place in small business. However as this study […]

 
By Barry, 17. March 2007, 10:02 o'clock

In my previous post I looked at the increasing trend towards laptops and the problems that can cause for organizations of all sizes that are deploying SharePoint. I thought it might be interesting to hear this directly from a customer.
Here’s a quote from a case study on one of our customers, AAXICO, that sums […]

 
By Barry, 17. March 2007, 09:46 o'clock

Small Business Technology Magazine published a great study last October on the use of laptops in small business. It showed that 51% of the survey respondents used laptops as their primary business tool (49% use desktops). The data was based on survey responses from 116 U.S. businesses with 100 or fewer employees.
The study found […]

 
By Barry, 17. March 2007, 09:40 o'clock

Brent and Genese from Colligo will be presenting at the “Under the Radar: Why Office 2.0 Matters” conference at the Microsoft Campus in Mountain View, CA on March 23rd.
The conference organizers put up a blog and several of the companies that are presenting have contributed. They asked us a few tough questions - like […]

 
By Barry, 14. March 2007, 17:27 o'clock

Bradley, the SBS (Small Business Server) “Diva” and MVP posted about Colligo for SharePoint in her blog. Apparently, she had heard about our products from Wayne Small of sbsfaq. Thanks to Wayne and Bradley for the mention.
I noticed a comment to this post by David Schrag. He asked a fair question which was:
Will […]

 
By Barry, 11. March 2007, 22:19 o'clock

I just read a post by Alison Murdock on the Under the Radar blog. Google’s entry into the application software world is very interesting. However, as Alison points out, there’s a big problem with applications that only work on the web - they can’t be used when you are disconnected.
My experience is that […]

 
By Barry, 6. March 2007, 17:36 o'clock