Why flat SharePoint Site Architecture makes total sense
“The World Is Flat” is the title of one of my favorite books by Thomas Friedman on the effect of globalization in the 21st century. However, the same title or…
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“The World Is Flat” is the title of one of my favorite books by Thomas Friedman on the effect of globalization in the 21st century. However, the same title or…
Read MoreOK, this is yet another one of those “I told you so” blog posts. I see this happening all the time when I work with my clients: IT or Management…
Read MoreAs you create SharePoint sites in your Intranet, I am sure you have a need to make the site available to everyone in your organization. An example could be an…
Read MoreI know what you are might be saying to yourself. Greg, are you having a bad day, or did you have too much coffee this morning? It is “No” to…
Read MoreIt has been around two years since I published SharePoint Page Design best practices post. That was when we only had classical Wiki Pages at our disposal. A lot has…
Read MoreOK, this post is not “technical” like most of the other ones on my site. Instead, it is philosophical. I get this question a lot. You set up your SharePoint Site…
Read MoreYeah, for the minimalist guy like me – the topic of this post is kind of odd. If you have been following my posts, you know that I like to…
Read MoreSending emails with several attachments has become a norm over the years. The reason for that, of course, was the fact that this was the only available way to transmit…
Read MoreOne of the most frequent concerns/questions users have about security in SharePoint is whether or not the files you store in Office 365 ecosystem are safe and secure and can’t…
Read MoreEver since Microsoft has announced the release of hub sites, SharePoint community has revived the century-old debate about the best ways to organize SharePoint subsites and site collections. I even…
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