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SPC 2012: The Sharing the Point Roundtable Discussion, & Some Ruminations on This Year’s Microsoft SharePoint Conference

by John Anderson | Nov 21, 2012 | The Bamboo Team Blog

I’ve been thinking about how I could summarize my experience at this year’s SPC, and I’ve come to realize –given my Sharing the Point-related activities at this year’s Conference, combined with my blogging of and tweeting from the event, along...

SPC 2012: Jon Bon Jovi & the Kings of Suburbia Play a Pool Party for SharePoint

by John Anderson | Nov 14, 2012 | The Bamboo Team Blog

Jon Bon Jovi & the Kings of Suburbia brought high-energy covers and classic hits to the SPC 2012 pool party at Mandalay Bay.

SPC 2012: Microsoft SharePoint is Inconsiderate to Ladies

by John Anderson | Nov 14, 2012 | The Bamboo Team Blog

I’d heard that Women in SharePoint weren’t allowed to setup at this year’s SPC (a mixup regarding badge type or something; not cool regardless), but this is getting ridiculous! Seriously though, as a man, I can appreciate the recognition of the...

This Week in Bamboo (November 4th, 2012 – November 10th, 2012)

by Myuyen Phan | Nov 13, 2012 | The Bamboo Team Blog

This week in Bamboo, Workflow Conductor Release 3.0 for SharePoint 2010 was released to the storefront with new improvements, new features and some resolved bugs along with the following patches: List Search Advanced, Bamboo Rating Column, Discussion Board Plus and...

SPC 2012: Sharing the Point is About Much More than SharePoint…

by Julie Auletta | Nov 13, 2012 | The Bamboo Team Blog

What I didn’t expect to learn at lunch was how the STP team is impacting communities in areas of the world that are underserved.

SPC 2012: Dux Raymond Sy’s ‘Lead the Enterprise Social Revolution – 5 Steps to Drive Culture Change’

by John Anderson | Nov 13, 2012 | The Bamboo Team Blog

Asking attendees at his very well-attended SPC session this morning how many of their SharePoint deployments amount to a glorified network share, Dux Raymond Sy said in response to the sea of raised hands that “80% of SharePoint in large organizations is just a...