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Microsoft’s Social Roadmap TOMORROW: Me, You, and Forrester

I’m pretty fired up for my webinar tomorrow on Microsoft’s direction for enterprise social technology.  It’s always fun to talk about a company I love, a set of products that I’ve built my career on, and the pace of change in this exciting arena. We’ll talk Microsoft, SharePoint, Yammer, history, strategy, roadmaps, and maybe even a little bit about cheese (I like a good aged cheddar).
Tomorrow is extra-special, though, because I get to co-present with Rob Koplowitz from Forrester Research.
I’ve always had the utmost respect for Forrester and the analysis they produce.  We relied on it heavily when I was an enterprise architect in corporate IT.  I even have a link to them in my own little way, having planned the information architecture for all of the analysis and research stored on Giga Information Group’s customer portal, “Gigaweb”, back in 2001 (Giga was later acquired by Forrester).
It’s that history that has me especially interested in working with Rob, whose work as a Microsoft watcher is a must-read.  I know he’s going to bring some quality, in-depth analysis to tomorrow’s call that goes a step beyond even what you’ve come to expect from us here at Perficient, and it’s an honor to be covering this topic from the same stage.  I hope that you’ll join the hundreds already attending– it’s not too late to sign up!

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Rich Wood

Rich Wood has been planning, designing and building enterprise solutions and internet sites with an emphasis on stellar user and customer experiences since 1997. Rich is a National Director for Content and Commerce Platform work in Perficient Digital. One of the rare breed of strategists to truly understand both the business needs of the customer and the platforms that serve them, he is a keen advocate for and accomplished speaker/writer on issues that surround that inflection point. His work has been published on CMSWire, Sitecore and Microsoft partner blogs, and his own LinkedIn page as well as our various blogs here at Perficient, and he has spoken at multiple major conferences including Microsoft's SharePoint Conference 2014. Married and a father of five, Rich enjoys spending time with his wife and family. He is a native of South Milwaukee, Wisconsin and a graduate of Marquette University.

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