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Arpan Shah has blogged over at Microsoft that May 12th, 2010 is the launch date for SharePoint 2010 and Office 2010. In addition, they have announced intent to RTM this April 2010. Take a look at the post over on the SharePoint Team Blog which I recommend...
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…eh long live services ‘a la carte’ – somebody from marketing really needs to get hold of that one! (and please excuse my French). What it means is this - In SharePoint 2007 the Shared Services Provider was a specialist web application (two if you include...
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This week I’m attending Ignite Training for SharePoint 2010. I will of course be posting any interesting bits that come up. But the format is quite interesting with a mixture of presenters, labs, video and live meetings all done over the web. It remains...
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Just thought I’d mention this as I only found it yesterday but there are a huge number of free resources on 2010 at the SharePoint Developer Center on MSDN. The resources include: a good introduction to development in 2010 over 10 modules lot of material...
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Earlier this year I wrote a post about the SharePoint Deployment Planning Services (SDPS) programme from Microsoft. This is a way for customers who already have an investment in Microsoft Software to obtain some consultancy days (for no extra cost) to...
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In my previous post in this series, far longer ago than I intended , I showed how the WCF named pipe binding could be tweaked so as to base service security on Windows OS-level access control for the named pipe object used as the transport. Using my AclSecuredNamedPipeBinding...
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In my sixth and concluding post on my week at the Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Ignite training for IT Pro I take a look at what we saw of Business Connectivity Services, Excel Services, Social Features and a round up of the week. This was the final day of...
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For The Avoidance of Injury…. Whilst attending the PDC event I decided not to risk further skeletal injury by taking my trusty Dell high-spec laptop. Whilst its spec is great for my day-to-day technical activities (dual 64 bit cores and 4GB RAM), its...
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One of the more interesting technology announcements to come out of the PDC conference last week was the announcement of Windows Server AppFabric in the keynote. Whilst at face value it might have appeared to be a completely new technology, ...
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This was one of the most cheered announcements at the recent SharePoint conference in Las Vegas. SharePoint 2010 can be installed on Windows 7 (and Vista 64 bit for that matter). Installations on Windows 7 will not be supported for production by Microsoft...
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The beta for SharePoint 2010 (along with other Office 2010 products) was released on Thursday. All the goodies can be found here . Del.icio.us Digg It Share on Facebook Stumble It!
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In my fifth posting about my attendance at the Microsoft Ignite event on SharePoint 2010, I discuss the material on Enterprise Search and Content Management. I like search, and when it is implemented properly it makes a huge difference to users in their...
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Whilst the previous day had been all about Azure Cloud Computing and other Server related announcement Day Two was all about the desktop and presentation aspects of Windows 7 and Silverlight 4.0. The main areas covered in the...
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One thing that has been striking by its absence, (at least for me), has been the lack of coverage of Windows Phone (formerly Windows Mobile) and mobile related topics here at PDC. There has been some coverage of the .net Micro framework and sensor...
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In my fourth blog post about the SharePoint 2010 Ignite Training, I cover the day’s material on IT Pro Customisation and Upgrades. These two subject areas are the bread and butter of SharePoint implementations. Ideally every customer should want to impose...
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