DISQUS

Motorsport Experience · 11 months ago

SharePoint is not scalable and limits mobility.

Domain Names · 2 months ago

Another problem with SharePoint is that it is only "half" compatible with FrontPage Extensions. The confusion this causes is, well, can't be understats. SharePoint is something that I wouldn't miss should it disappear of the face of the planet!

Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibition · 4 months ago

I hope that Microsoft would eventually move towards a model of having these enterprise softwares available on all Business Versions of their Operating System and adopt a pay as you use model. Meaning sharepoint could be instantly switched on with minimal configuration.

Why I state that is because if it doesn't move out of the intranet, there's not much value. Sharepoint needs to be able to talk to users within the supply chain or partnering companies needing to have access to marketing information.

Simple analogy would be IBM and it's partners that needs to tap onto their marketing collaterals, technical specifications of their servers.

ChangeForge | Ken Stewart · 4 months ago

I agree completely. I have a specific workflow that hinges on this strategy. My intentions, starting several years back, was to build it as the company portal, then begin phasing in various touch points that engendered the organization to it. With the advent of the new excel services, SaaS modeling, and growing development community, SharePoint is on its way.

charles D Stever · 4 months ago

Could you provide in sight on the ENNOV solution for document management
I would like to use,,

The IT department is stuck on share point. Which I do not think will provide the best resolution for Quality Engineering Department for document management
system

ChangeForge | Ken Stewart · 4 months ago

Charles, frankly I have no experience or exposure to this product. I did a quick Google search on it, and turned up their corporate website: http://www.ennov.com/. From what I gather in their literature, they focus on Business Process Management (BPM), which SharePoint is actually not terribly strong in. However, my concern is that the first thing I see is some blurb about working with EMC's Documentum, which is a very big software application - powerful but big.

So I have no insight specifically for you. On the note of SharePoint as an EDM, it is not good. We utilize it as an intranet site, which it works very well at - in general. However, we have our own EDM that we use. I think I spell that out fairly clearly in this article, but perhaps since this writing, Microsoft has made no bones about the fact that they are going to be gunning for EDM vendors. The space is going to get very tight, but if you want a lot of informative articles I would suggest looking into AIIM's magazine, Infonomics.

If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to drop me a line.

Warmest Regards,
K

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