Check out this blog post about the development of the Hawaiian Air Web site on MOSS from the Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Team Blog. If MOSS can support a mission-critical site like this, with highly specialized branding, e-commerce, dev/test/prod environments, etc., what can’t it do??? Technorati tags: MOSS, SharePoint, mission-critical
With blogs and wikis in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007, a lot of business users are thinking about whether they should try to take advantages of the new capabilities. Many are struggling with how to use them, not so much from a technology perspective, but from a governance perspective. What should the rules be? Who…
Several off-topic posts lately, but I wanted to mark the passing of Kurt Vonnegut somehow. Vonnegut’s books always gave me: first, laughter (inside — you don’t want to look weird on public transportation); second, truly though-provoking insights into us as humans; and third (maybe most importantly), a zeal to get out into the world and…
The real quote is a Chinese proverb that says: "Give me a fish and I eat today; teach me to fish and I eat for a lifetime." It is always best, in my experience, to show someone how to do something, but not to do it for them. "Fish Slap" has become a metaphor in the…
I admit that since it’s just shipped, I haven’t taken a look. However, the possibilities are intriguing. Between analyzing site performance, scalability, and uptime using this new tool and doing analysis on the search logs to optimize search hits and best bets, SharePoint site collections are becoming more powerful than much of the competition for community…