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Posts Tagged ‘Microsoft’

Managing Social Files: IBM Connections vs Microsoft SharePoint 2010

I came across a new new YouTube video titled IBM Connections vs. Microsoft SharePoint: Social Personal File Management posted by Brandon Seppa on June 21, 2011.  This video is clearly an IBM produced video that touts the file handling features of IBM Connections vs Microsoft SharePoint 2010. The video is 31 minutes long and covers […]

BI from the trenches… Mmmm tasty!

OK, let’s explore one of the fundamental reasons why different user groups in our organization need different tools from the SharePoint BI stack.  It boils down to the ‘degree’ of self-service functionality they are comfortable/capable of using.  Several years ago the promise of ‘pervasive BI’ meant the information worker would not only have all core […]

BI from the trenches… Too many options!

This blog is dedicated to disseminating Business Intelligence tips, tricks, best practices and general insights.  Contributions to this blog come from many of the company’s partners, including Perficient’s National Microsoft Business Intelligence practice, and cover a full range of disciplines including Strategic Planning, BI Program Management and Governance, as well as Tactical Implementation. The intended […]

How Perficient’s Rick Taylor uses SharePoint at home

“I also use SharePoint at home to track my kids’ school assignments and progress. At each kid’s respective schools, their textbooks and materials can be found online – either at external sites or the publishers’ sites. I set up a Document Library for each child, and import their materials into those libraries, where there is a […]

SharePoint security using the OSI model

I recently attended Microsoft Tech-Ed 2011 and had the chance to sit down with Mike DeVerter of Rackspace, a Perficient partner, after I presented at the conference about the 10 Immutable Laws of SharePoint Security. In this presentation, I talked about SharePoint security using the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model as a guide, covering where […]

Jive Acquires Offisync

Jive announced yesterday that they acquired offisync.  Offisync make the integration with Microsoft Windows, Outlook, and Office as seamless as possible.   That’s a pretty strong move considering one of their competitors Teligent already has very strong Microsoft integration. I like the last part of the quote I pulled from their site the best, “Together, Jive […]

Stefan Weitz Interviewed by Eric Enge

Stefan Weitz is a Director of Search at Microsoft and is charged with working with people and organizations across the industry to promote and improve Search technologies. While focused on Microsoft’s product line, he works across the industry to understand searcher behavior and in his role as an evangelist for Search, gathers and distills feedback […]

MEDSEEK Partners with Perficient to Assist Over 800 Hospitals

Perficient’s Liza Sisler (@lizasisler) is at Microsoft Connected Health Conference this week in Chicago, where she met up with Shaun Priest, Sr. Vice President of Business Development at MEDSEEK. Together, they discussed how working together with MEDSEEK, we will work to drive better results for hospitals across the US and Canada with Microsoft’s SharePoint technology. […]

Microsoft Pushes Sharepoint to the Cloud

PC Week has an article on Sharepoint in the cloud.  I’m seeing the desire for cloud services among all vendors although Microsoft seems to be sprinting in that direction rather than the running by IBM and other vendors.  I love the quotes about people building applications on sharepoint and that it’s “many things to many […]

Gartner PCC: The Future of Portals

In a previous post, I talked about Gartners prediction of a “seismic shift” in the portal market.  In one of the last session of the Gartner Portal, Content & Collaboration 2011 Summit, Gene Phifer spoke about the future of portals.  Gene is convinced that the portal market (and mashup market) will be “subsumed” by a […]

5 Lessons for a Successful Sharepoint Migration

Via a tweet by our Microsoft fellows at Perficient, CMS Wire has a short post out about five things you can do to make your migration successful.  The key theme seems to be that you need to make it an enterprise solution and put some thought into it.

Solving Emergency Room Wait-Time Angst

Microsoft’s Dr Bill Crounse (@MicrosoftMD) has a weekly online show “Health Tech Today” featuring innovative Healthcare solutions enabled by technology. The most recent episode included the video below demonstrating how a hospital can leverage information from their EMR to help to provide information to patients on their expected Emergency Room wait-time. This is currently in […]

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