Purpose of Article The purpose of the document is to outline EPC Group best practice recommendations from an “In the Trenches” SharePoint Consulting perspective for Enterprise SharePoint 2010 Environments
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There are risks and other possible issues your organization may face by not having a records management and\or enterprise content management strategy in place such as encoring added audit or related court fines or higher out-of-court settlements
A Cloud-based SharePoint Server 2010 enterprise-wide (i.e
In the sections below, I am going to dissect how an Enterprise or Global SharePoint implementation project can become a success 99% of the time
Itโs the folks in your enterprise that connect the business goals of their team to a platform for delivering them...They don't answer to a central command or a rogue band of enterprise insurgents
Recent AIIM Research reveals that the rapid adoption rate for SharePoint has created confusion in many organizations regarding their future strategy for information management,particularly those with existing and established ECM (Enterprise Content Management), RM (Records Management) and BPM (Business Process Management) systems
The influx of information workers to SharePoint has been due to the rapid maturation process that SharePoint has undergone in relation to its' prowess for Enterprise Content & Records Management (ECM/ERM or ECRM). The community around SharePoint has had to deal with new topics as SharePoint has been scaling Enterprise-wide with Records Management and Content Management, namely, what are the best practices for handling ECRM in general and with SharePoint in particular?
Should we invest in Enterprise 2.0 technology or not?...We’re all learning how to answer those questions in favor of Enterprise 2.0
There have been 40+ enterprise projects that myself and my firm at EPC Group have implemented using SharePoint 2010 were the clients requirements were that SharePoint content must be compatible not only using Internet Explorer (IE) but also Safari (for MAC users) as well as Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome
2 Comments - Looking at deploying SharePoint to mobile devices should be considered part of an overall enterprise mobility strategy, that should take in to account Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies and the consumerization of IT and applications. BYOD has steadily gained momentum in the enterprise over the last 18 months and mobile enterprise users will increasingly expect to be able to use their own personal smartphones and tablets to access enterprise systems
But the cross-unit connectedness of a unified enterprise makes a mighty noise...Now that's a Microsoft Office gorilla that's fighting trim -- one that leaves enterprises free to pursue many types of SharePoint road maps in all but the most uncertain of climates