2. SharePoint 2010 | 26th June 2012
Making SharePoint More Social: Our Session
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3. SharePoint 2010 | 26th June 2012
Too many poorly
implemented Blogs
features Leveraging existing
tech/infrastructure
Micro-blogging
Document Sharing/
Management
Cross Vertical
Collaboration
Value
Improved
Productivity
What does “SharePoint for
Social” mean to you?
Adoption Issues
Visibility
Community
Wikis
Real Time
Collaboration
User Profiles Facebook for the Ownership
Enterprise conflicts
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4. SharePoint 2010 | 26th June 2012
People Process Tools
Improved
Too many poorly
Productivity
Visibility implemented
features
Document Sharing/
Community
Management
Adoption Issues Blogs
Ownership
Leveraging existing
conflicts
tech/infrastructure
Facebook for the
Enterprise
Value
Micro-blogging
Cross Vertical
Collaboration
User Profiles
Wikis
Real Time
Collaboration
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5. SharePoint 2010 | 26th June 2012
Isn’t embraced
because of a lack of
training
Should be
encouraged more
Powerful XML/XSLT
layer available
End User
Configuration
Mo
Often described as
st c
‘non-technical’ Could help SP as feel
om
more social
m on
u
sag
e(
Administrator/Site Owner
cus
Configuration
tom
Better/more stable
Too often a first resort
mo
during upgrade
rather than a last
st u
sed
,
use
rc
on
fig
lea
st u
sed
)
Maybe better to
consider a plug in?
Customisation
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Ownership
Systems owned by the business have better chances of adoption
Systems owned by IT see high usage (due to top down mandates), but low
adoption
whats the difference between usage and adoption?
Will the SP 2013 app marketplace change how ‘owns’ SharePoint? <---- I hope
so!
At least having apps based in SharePoint allows for apps to be merged and/or
integrated easily.
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Some Follow Up Resources
Thanks to Ben for this suggestion.
Here are the two blogs he suggested as good starting places for discussions of similar focus:
Dave Snowden of Cognitive Edge: http://cognitive-edge.com/blog/author/19/
Paul Culmsee of CleverWorkArounds: http://www.cleverworkarounds.com/
Here are two of my favourites:
Marcy Keller’s SharePoint Muse blog: http://www.thesharepointmuse.com/
Jakob Nielson’s resources on: http://www.useit.com/
And to see the beginnings of a series of posts around SharePoint from Dachis Group: http://
www.dachisgroup.com/2012/06/sharepoint-2010-why-after-2-years-is-it-still-so-hard/
The next one will focus on the user experience issues of the SharePoint interface, taking a
heuristic analytic approach.
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