Decreasing Noise While Increasing Value
When discussing some of the latest Microsoft innovations built around Office Graph, I’m not surprised to hear end users that are split over the...
Category: Technology That Interests Me
Leveraging Your Increasingly Complex Knowledge Assets
Time is a fickle thing. You have an hour to kill before a flight, and the time seems to crawl by at a snail’s...
My 2015 Predictions, #CollabTalk Summary, and Whatever Else Comes to Mind
As prescribed by the official bylaws of the SharePoint blogger community, I hereby submit my final post and 2015 predictions for SharePoint, Office 365,...
Shared Understanding, and a New Player in the SharePoint Space
I just received notice from Amazon that my purchase of Dialogue Mapping: Building Shared Understanding of Wicked Problems by Jeff Conklin has shipped, and...
Microsoft Seeks to Improve App Management with Apportals
One of the primary criticisms of Microsoft’s app strategy has been the (perceived) focus on consumers rather than enterprises, where Microsoft has long been...
The Tipping Point in reusable Code
Open a software development magazine circa 1998 and you were bound to see a handful of articles focused on the the goal / vision...
Making CRM Social
I don’t think there is any argument out there that Salesforce is the leader in the customer relationship management (CRM) space. I’ve not checked...
Quick Thought on Expanding Collaboration
Collaboration between two people, or across small teams is relatively easy. There are dozens of great tools out there, free and paid, to help...
Consider the Scope of Your Networking
At the February meeting of the International Association of Microsoft Channel Partners (IAMCP) Seattle chapter, we’re planning to halt the content for a month...
Social Graphing Impacting Search and Influence
At this past weekend’s SharePoint Saturday Virginia Beach event, fellow presenter Naomi Moneypenny (@nmoneypenny), CTO for Houston-based ManyWorlds, which develops tools for SharePoint and...
