In SharePoint-Videos’ set of video training content on SharePoint 2013 Worflows, SharePoint 2013: Workflows, Chris Beckett distinguishes between two types of workflow requirements: workflows for applications and workflows for Enterprise Systems Integration. Chris recommends using SharePoint as a platform for building workflows for applications. Stakeholders after a substantial return on their investment in SharePoint for […]
Use VisualSP to Put a Damper on the Cost of Implementing SharePoint
In a blog post titled Estimating SharePoint 2013 Licensing Costs, written by Joe Cromer, Practice Leader, at Digital Evolution Group out of Kansas City, MO, a business can put together a broad estimate of the likely cost of implementing SharePoint Server on premises. From the information provided in Cromer’s article, we put together a cost […]
A Successful Implementation of SharePoint’s Managed Metadata Service can Deliver Handsome Returns
There are few features of SharePoint promising more benefits for stakeholders than the Managed Metadata Service (MMS). Many high value implementations of SharePoint, for example, enterprise-wide document search, content management, and/or any of the most common methods of supporting governance, risk and compliance (GRC) activities, depend upon a successful implementation of MMS. We offer three […]
It Makes Sense to Plan SharePoint Features for Otherwise Uninterested End Users
SharePoint stakeholders should plan features for an end user largely uninterested in the computing platform. This approach will successfully balance a need to provide end users with very specific objectives, computing procedures, and the tools they will require to succeed, along with an attractive user interface. Our VisualSP™ help system can be successfully used to […]
More Ways to Put No Code Development to Work for Your Organization
On January 23, 2014, we will host an online class, Cheap Thrills in SharePoint 2013. This course will be led by Ira Fuchs, a SharePoint Technical Specialist at Microsoft. Ira is also the author of a popular book, with the same name. Asif Rehmani, the President of Rehmani Consulting, Inc, and a SharePoint MVP has […]
On the Imperative of a Successful Adoption Campaign for SharePoint 2013
Stakeholders in an implementation of SharePoint Server 2013 should approach the task of persuading end users to adopt the platform as an imperative. If the participants in the adoption campaign lack a sense of urgency, the possibility of a failed effort may substantially increase, which should be an unacceptable outcome. Why the urgency? Simply put, […]
SharePoint Server 2013 Includes Powerful Features for Gathering Business Intelligence
Successfully capturing useful Business Intelligence (BI) is certainly one of the most popular motivators for public, private and not-for-profit organizations to implement SharePoint 2013. SharePoint-Videos.com has offered a lot of video tutorial content on this topic for SharePoint Server 2007 and 2010. So it make sense for us to offer a comparable set of tutorials […]
Multi User Subscriptions to Video Training Content for SharePoint Simplify Return on Investment Calculations
Multi user subscriptions to technical training content for SharePoint 2007, 2010, or even 2013 are a useful method of demonstrating return on investment in the computing platform. The type of multi user subscription we are referring to meets certain basic criteria: Administrators can create unique login credentials for each user Login Credentials can be recycled, […]
Architecting Methods of Delivering Training Content Contributes Substantial Value
We recently had several conversations with Susan Hanley, an Information Architect for Microsoft SharePoint We are largely engaged in the development of technical training content for Microsoft SharePoint in video format. Our catalog of video tutorial content exclusive to SharePoint is unique. Therefore, we welcomed an opportunity to speak with Susan to get her take […]