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Tag Archives: SharePoint
Analyzing the Office Servers and Services MVP community 2017
The MVP program (Microsoft Most Valuable Professional) is designed to recognize “technology experts who passionately share their knowledge with the community.” People are always curious about the make-up of the MVP group (including MVPs themselves), so I decided to take … Continue reading
Posted in Office 365
Tagged Exchange, Most Valuable Professional, MVP, Office 365, SharePoint, Skype, Yammer
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Twenty-five years chasing the dream of enterprise social networking
The fuss around Microsoft’s announcement of “the enterprise network and the future of work” at the SharePoint Conference (SPC14) in Las Vegas this week reminded me that we have been seeking to extract better information about the complex interconnections that … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Technology
Tagged ALL-IN-1, DEC, Digital Equipment Corporation, Enterprise Graph, HP Labs, Jeff Teper, Knowledge Navigator, Office Graph, Oslo, SharePoint, Shock, Social networking, Yammer
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Email’s about to die? I think not
Ho hum: the recent Wired.com article “The Next Big Thing You Missed: Email’s About to Die, Argues Facebook Co-Founder” seemed to be one big advertisement for Asana, a startup based in San Francisco. Asana, led by Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz, … Continue reading
SQL, OFS, Exchange file system, WinFS, and other murky dealings
Like many people who are interested in Microsoft Exchange, I have followed the ESE versus SQL debate with some interest for as long as it’s been going on, or just about the entire lifetime of the product. ESE stands for Extensible Storage … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange
Tagged ESE, Exchange, Hal Berenson, JET-Blue, OFS, SharePoint, SQL Server, WinFS
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The consequences of Microsoft’s new cloud-centric security product strategy
If you haven’t read the news about Microsoft’s new direction for its on-premises security products, you might not be aware that offerings such as Forefront Protection for Exchange (FPE) and Threat Management Gateway (TMG) will not be carried forward into … Continue reading
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