Before you actually get to the articles, I like to make a confession here. Lately you guys might have noticed that, I am not blogging quite frequently as I used to do in the past. It does not mean that my love affair with SharePoint has come to an end, its just that I am presently caught up with an big pile of SharePoint Projects or Pre-sales. You can expect to see more of my writings in the coming future. I promise. Back to the post.
This month’s TechNet magazine contains three amazing articles on SharePoint. This articles will be of great help to me, just because I am presently working on Document Management side of SharePoint. I am very excited to read this as soon as possible. Though I didn’t read them yet, I like to recommend fellow SharePointers to find time to go through them.
1 A Smart Approach to Gathering Data in the Enterprise – Keith Deshaies
Information is one of the most important assets in an enterprise. But it can be a challenge to manage the mountain of data being gathered through e-mail, Web-based forms, surveys, and other mechanisms. Here’s a look at how the Microsoft Office system can help you integrate systems and make data more accessible.
2 Standardize Data Management with Custom Content Types – Pav Cherny
The vast number of disparate documents and other content items stored throughout a large organization can make it difficult to manage documents, their associated metadata, and their behaviours in a centralized and reusable way. Take a look at how you can use content types in SharePoint 2007 to simplify content management across the enterprise.
3 Building a Powerful Survey Infrastructure – Jim Bradley
Gathering and analysing data is an essential part of business, but you need tools that will allow independent teams to collect the data they need, when they need it. Find out how you can use WSS 3.0, MOSS 2007, and InfoPath 2007 to build a complete and flexible survey solution that can be used throughout the enterprise.
If you have time, please go through the other articles as well by clicking on the image below. After all, life is not completely about what you love!
