For the past week I’ve been kayaking up Clayoquot Sound - a positively blissful experience. The trip was organized and guided by my dear friend Kim Crosby from Wildheart Adventures, who always puts on a terrific trip. But (sigh) now that I’m back to reality I noticed a few interesting blog posts that I wanted […]

This is the fourth and final post in a series based on a Colligo whitepaper called “Developing an Effective Email Management Solution in SharePoint”. If you’d like to read the full whitepaper or view the associated webinar with special guest speaker, Kathy Hughes, Microsoft MVP, you can get them here.
In the third post we outlined […]

We’ve posted a link to the webinar (”Best Practices for Using SharePoint for Email Management”) that was held on May 29. I mentioned it a few posts back. It’s available here. For those that weren’t able to attend, this is a great way to catch up on the content you missed. It also includes the […]

This is the third post in a series based on a Colligo whitepaper called “Developing an Effective Email Collaboration Solution in SharePoint”. In the second post we looked at key issues that should be considered when implementing such a solution. In this post we’ll look a bit closer at best practices, summarize the currently available […]

This is the second installment in a series of posts based on a recently released Colligo whitepaper called “Developing an Effective Email Collaboration Solution in SharePoint”. The first post discussed the use of Exchange Public Folders (or Managed Folders in Exchange 2007) to upload emails. This post will dive more deeply into some of the […]

We’ve just drafted a whitepaper called “Developing an Effective Email Collaboration Solution in SharePoint”. It discusses some of the user adoption issues that must be faced when tackling an email collaboration implementation project and discusses how Colligo Contributor can help to solve them.
Many thanks to Brent Bolleman for his contribution to the document. Also thanks […]

As you may have noticed, Colligo Contributor 2.0 supports drag and drop of Outlook emails directly into SharePoint document libraries. This is a pretty cool feature because it means you can now use SharePoint instead of Exchange Server public folders to store project emails.
Here’s a little description of the problem and solution:
As an email […]