For the most part, organizations that invested in SharePoint, or had SharePoint CALs as a part of their Enterprise Agreement, were taking advantage of the Standard features of the product. Powerful, yet inexpensive, as far as enterprise content management systems go.
Since my most popular blog post of all time happened to be the one on licensing for SharePoint 2007, I thought it may be valid to put together some information for people trying to understand how to position SharePoint 2010 in their enterprise (read: figure out which edition to purchase).
This is going to be several [...]
Yesterday, Gizmodo broke the story regarding Microsoft cancelling the Courier project. With the HP Slate being cancelled, even after unveiled at CES, there is very little upcoming for Microsoft in terms of tablet-based computing. There is little doubt, with the purchase of Palm, that HP has some sort of vision for mobility that may or [...]
I thought I would take the time to write a few posts about my newest phone, the HTC Touch Pro2. After the first day of usage, I’m coming around to really enjoying the phone –and I’m going to tell you why. This is review is going to touch on a number of different facets of [...]