Structure SharePoint Capabilities to Provide Users with a Platform they can Adopt

SharePoint, one can argue, falls into the category of a feature-rich office automation computing platform. Perhaps feature-rich is an understatement when one considers the panoramic range of functionality SharePoint is capable of supporting. But this expansive range of capabilities can, and often does run counter to stakeholder efforts to hasten user adoption, and with good […]

Organizations Supporting a Mix of SharePoint Versions Benefit from Online Video Training Options

For organizations with a mix of SharePoint® server versions, group subscriptions to online video training content are a sensible method of providing administrators, developers, and systems architects with the technical training content they require to successfully support all SharePoint users. One might ask “when does it make sense to support a mix of SharePoint server […]

It Makes Sense for Enterprise Organizations Looking to Manage Support Costs for SharePoint to Train Site Owners for Self Maintenance

Rehmani Consulting, Inc. has recently introduced a help system for Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010, VisualSP™. Our system delivers all sorts of training content — whether in video, document, slides, or even image format — directly within the SharePoint 2010 work space. We think this in-context access is very important. In fact, in-context access adds a stickiness […]

Training End Users to Use SharePoint 2010 Regularly and Successfully Should be an Imperative for IT Organizations

Training end users to use SharePoint 2010 regularly, and successfully, should be an imperative for IT organizations. Rehmani Consulting, Inc. offers a comprehensive set of video training, which is specifically targeted to support a wide range of end users. For example, our SharePoint 2010 Training Courses cover the full range of daily computer operations that […]

Use Instructional SharePoint Videos to Train a Cross Section of All SharePoint Users

A common conundrum facing IT management is deciding where to allocate technology training budgets; is it more important to train users, or ought we to train internal administrators, architects and developers as a means of lowering our development costs? As we have written elsewhere in this blog, training budgets for SharePoint may be low, or […]