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| Blog Name: | Michael Gannotti SocialMedia Talk |
| Url: | http://socialmedia.mikegannotti.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | SharePoint, Technology, Social Media |
| Description: | **Please note that this is NOT a product support site** Mike Gannotti's thoughts and ideas around Knowledge Management & Collaboration Technologies, Productivity Applications, Web Multimedia, the Digital eHome, as well as Family and Fun (not to mention the occasional musing on Italy). |
| Popularity: | 923 Followers |
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Video: SharePoint 2010 and PowerPivot
Body: ** Note: for best viewing experience of this video mouse over the video clip and click on the icon in the lower right hand corner of the video to enable full screen viewing** With the pending release of SharePoint 2010 there are a slew of new, powerful features, that will be able to enable enterprise productivity on a whole new level. Of all the features the one that I am hottest on is one called PowerPivot. PowerPivot takes end user generated BI and ramps it up and puts it on a whole new, jaw dropping, level. In this special edi
Body: ** Note: for best viewing experience of this video mouse over the video clip and click on the icon in the lower right hand corner of the video to enable full screen viewing** With the pending release of SharePoint 2010 there are a slew of new, powerful features, that will be able to enable enterprise productivity on a whole new level. Of all the features the one that I am hottest on is one called PowerPivot. PowerPivot takes end user generated BI and ramps it up and puts it on a whole new, jaw dropping, level. In this special edi
Video: Custom Theming A SharePoint 2010 Site Using PowerPoint 2010
Body: Have you ever wished you could quickly customize the look and feel of your SharePoint site without having to learn CSS, HTML, and all that? Well now you can! In this video screencast I show you how to quickly customize the look and feel of a Microsoft SharePoint 2010 site using a PowerPoint 2010 theme. While not a replacement for web designers this does allow departments and groups to be able to quickly create a customized look to their site using existing Microsoft Office skill-sets. Custom SharePoint Themes With PowerPoint Video Trouble seeing the embedded blog above or want to download it?
Body: Have you ever wished you could quickly customize the look and feel of your SharePoint site without having to learn CSS, HTML, and all that? Well now you can! In this video screencast I show you how to quickly customize the look and feel of a Microsoft SharePoint 2010 site using a PowerPoint 2010 theme. While not a replacement for web designers this does allow departments and groups to be able to quickly create a customized look to their site using existing Microsoft Office skill-sets. Custom SharePoint Themes With PowerPoint Video Trouble seeing the embedded blog above or want to download it?
Get Your SharePoint and Office 2010 Beta Groove On
Body: Morning all. Been a busy week for me and I am certainly ready for the weekend to come up for some air. I have a few videos I need to finish off and get out but in the meantime at PDC they let loose the SharePoint and Office 2010 betas so I wanted to pass along where to go to get started with all the new fun toys ;-) Get the Beta & more 2010 information: http://sharepoint2010.microsoft.com Resources for Developers on MSDN: http://www.mssharepointdeveloper.com Resources for IT Pros on TechNet:
Body: Morning all. Been a busy week for me and I am certainly ready for the weekend to come up for some air. I have a few videos I need to finish off and get out but in the meantime at PDC they let loose the SharePoint and Office 2010 betas so I wanted to pass along where to go to get started with all the new fun toys ;-) Get the Beta & more 2010 information: http://sharepoint2010.microsoft.com Resources for Developers on MSDN: http://www.mssharepointdeveloper.com Resources for IT Pros on TechNet:
Slides From “Realizing SharePoint As A Development Platform Presentation
Body: Well I just finished presenting to a great group of developer here in Charlotte to close out my 3 day Charlotte stint. The topic of the presentation was “Realizing SharePoint as a Development Platform.” I promised the folks there that I would go ahead and upload my slides I used for them as well as share the links to the listed resources so here they are. "’Course, none of the nifty demos or my sterling vocal explanations are in the slides (LOL!) but here they are for what they are worth. ;-)
Body: Well I just finished presenting to a great group of developer here in Charlotte to close out my 3 day Charlotte stint. The topic of the presentation was “Realizing SharePoint as a Development Platform.” I promised the folks there that I would go ahead and upload my slides I used for them as well as share the links to the listed resources so here they are. "’Course, none of the nifty demos or my sterling vocal explanations are in the slides (LOL!) but here they are for what they are worth. ;-)
SharePoint 2010 Upgrade Resources
Body: With all the buzz around SharePoint 2010 folks are keenly interested in just what it is going to take to move from their existing SharePoint 2007 and in some cases 2003 instances. While in place upgrades is indeed a targeted scenario with the SharePoint 2010 release understanding the nuances and and needed preparation for upgrading is essential. With that in mind I have been pointing clients lately to three primary resources. There are many great blog entries popping up and I am sure that will accelerate as we move to release but these three really should serve as the baseline for getting up to speed and preparing for the wild ride that will be SharePoint 2010.
Body: With all the buzz around SharePoint 2010 folks are keenly interested in just what it is going to take to move from their existing SharePoint 2007 and in some cases 2003 instances. While in place upgrades is indeed a targeted scenario with the SharePoint 2010 release understanding the nuances and and needed preparation for upgrading is essential. With that in mind I have been pointing clients lately to three primary resources. There are many great blog entries popping up and I am sure that will accelerate as we move to release but these three really should serve as the baseline for getting up to speed and preparing for the wild ride that will be SharePoint 2010.
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