Hi all Welcome to part 3 in this series about rethinking what SharePoint “maturity” looks like. In the first post, I introduced the work of JR Hackman and his notion of trying to create enabling conditions, rather than attribute cause …
Rethinking SharePoint Maturity Part 3: Who moved my cheese? Read more »
Hi all Welcome to part 2 about my research efforts that has led me to thinking a little differently in how we understand and measure SharePoint and organisational “maturity”. In the first post, I gave a glimpse into the work …
Rethinking SharePoint Maturity Part 2: What Makes Collaboration Work Read more »
Hi all I have been hitting the books lately, doing various bits of research, all related to plans for a new book. While most of that research would not be of too much interest to readers, some of it turned …
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[Note: It appears that SharePoint magazine has bitten the dust and with it went my old series on the “tribute to the humble leave form”. I am still getting requests to a) finish it and b) republish it. So I …
[Note: It appears that SharePoint magazine has bitten the dust and with it went my old series on the “tribute to the humble leave form”. I am still getting requests to a) finish it and b) republish it. So I …
Hi all I have opted to post this nugget of info in two formats, to account for different audiences For those who have a twitter-sized attention span… In SharePoint 2010, if you migrate site collections between SharePoint farms, and you …
Managed Metadata fun: Troubleshooting the Taxonomy Update Scheduler… Read more »
Most SharePoint blogs tend to tell you cool stuff that the author did. Sometimes telling the dumb stuff is worthwhile too. I am in touch with my inner Homer Simpson, so I will tell you a quick story about one …
Hello kung-fu students and thanks for dropping by to complete your platitude training. If you have been dutifully following the prior 5 articles so far in this series, you will have now earned your yellow belt in platitude kung-fu and …
Confessions of a (post) SharePoint architect: Black belt platitude kung-fu Read more »
Hi and welcome to another SharePoint (post) architect confessional post. In case you are here via the good grace of whatever Google’s search relevance algorithm feels like doing today, I need to give you a little context to this post …
Confessions of a (post) SharePoint Architect: The self-fulfilling governance prophecy Read more »
Hi all Just to let you know that in October, I will be in the UK to run a SharePoint Governance and Information Architecture class with Andrew Woodward. Additionally, I am very pleased to offer a Dialogue Mapping introductory course …
Save the date in October: SharePoint Governance and Dialogue Mapping in the UK Read more »