SharePoint Saturday in Toronto (Speakers and Sessions)

http://www.sharepointsaturday.org/toronto/default.aspx SharePoint Saturday is July 11th in Mississauaga (This is right beside Toronto in the province of Ontario, in the country of Canada, it also happens to be where I live ). If you read this blog, then you are probably someone who will enjoy and learn a TON from the wonderful speakers at SharePoint [...]

Simple (AMAZING!) Resume Tips and Tricks

I received a fair amount of verbal feedback/discussion on my post about mind mapping your resume and using IBIS maps etc on cover letters (http://sharepointkb.wordpress.com/2009/04/16/mind-map-of-resume-ibis-map-of-cover-letter-do-it/ ) and was surprised by how few people used alternative ideas like this to provide more impact to their existing resume. (Google searches has some pretty poor (but funny) results.) [...]

Selling SharePoint Services Internally

SharePoint is BIG. It’s a large complex platform that enables users to create a limitless number of possible solutions. It is also scary, largely unknown to many people, and difficult to understand how to use/apply successfully for a specific business need. If your organization has SharePoint odds are you have some SharePoint “Experts” who know [...]

I Use Twitter

So the other day I got an email from someone asking me why I don’t blog as much as I used to (historically). The reason isn’t because I have been too busy (although I have been plenty busy), rather it is because I use twitter now religiously through the week. Twitter fulfills most of the [...]

The Importance of ‘Tuning’ for a More Successful SharePoint

One of those things that I have seen from time to time is organizations who have implemented SharePoint not examining the usage statistics, feedback, surveys, or measuring user adoption correctly or on a continual basis. This is extremely important because it allows us to adjust, shift, and improve our SharePoint deployment over time. From the [...]