Please visit the new blog at www.joiningdots.com/blog/ 29 February 2008 SharePoint WCM Pt 1 - Planning Theres been an increase in questions about SharePoints* web content management (WCM) features of late, including how to build accessibility compliant web sites on SharePoint. So I thought I might write some posts on the basic how-tos. Whether or not there is a Pt 2+ will depend on how popular or useful this post is. *I MORE >>

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Staff frustration with the current intranet is a major trigger for a redesign, particularly when the intranet has undergone a long period of organic growth , leading to a sea of content and inconstant navigation. Technology changes are also a common trigger for an intranet project, whether moving to SharePoint, or from one version to another (such as from 2007 to 2010). These techniques are all simple to use, and can be done by non-specialists. MORE >>

In my recent posts I was rather focusing on some soft factors of implementing knowledge related activities, like suggestions for organising your knowledge or on how to promote knowledge management initiatives. In order to enable knowledge sharing, we require tools and platforms. One of a repeating topic regarding tools is the choice of technology: which provider has the best tools; on which technology platform shall we build our applications. MORE >>

I want to share this post I did that first appeared in AppGap to make you aware of a free search tool for those in a Microsoft environment.   Coveo’s new offering provides a basic, but robust, set of search functionality, at no cost, for up to 50 users, 1M desktop files and email items and 100,000 Intranet documents. We first discussed the top two of their three levels of offerings to put Expresso in context. MORE >>