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Announcing the “How to get the Most Value from Social Computing for Business with Microsoft” white paper

I'm very proud to announce that the "How to get the Most Value from Social Computing for Business with Microsoft" white paper is now available for public download here . Over the past 12 months, I’ve met with many customers and received...

Published Wed, Aug 08 2008 7:03 PM by Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog

Filed under: Web 2.0, Customer Evidence, Whitepaper, Enterprise 2.0
How We Did It: Christian Children’s Fund extranet powered by SharePoint

Overview Ironworks Consulting , a management and web consulting firm and Microsoft Gold Partner, recently launched a new global extranet for the Christian Children’s Fund (CCF), which is one of the most respected child development organizations in the...

Published Tue, Jun 06 2008 12:16 AM by Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog

Filed under: Community Kit for SharePoint, Developers, WCM, Workflow, Customization, Master Pages, Customer Evidence, Collaboration, Multilanguage, Governance, Social Computing, Search, Personalization, social networking, Extranet, Enterprise 2.0, Content types, Migration, Taxonomy, Metadata, Information Architecture
Beating the Mashup Drum

I am going to continue to beat the mashup drum because I believe this is the year of the data. Well, at the heart of most business problems lies an answer in the data. This is not new. For years, we’ve tried to get at this data and have been partially...

Published Thu, Jun 06 2008 11:34 PM by Microsoft Startup Zone

Filed under: Mashup, Enterprise 2.0, REST, RSS, ATOM, legacy data, unlock data
The Three Rs of Enterprise 2.0: Reputation, Recommendations and Ranking

While attending Enterprise 2.0 in Boston this week, it was easy to get caught up in the enterprise blogging and wiki frenzy. After all, these tools give the unsung voice a stage. They truly flatten organizations. The CEO posts a blog, the technical writer...

Published Thu, Jun 06 2008 11:32 PM by Microsoft Startup Zone

Filed under: recommendation engine, Enterprise 2.0, ranking, reputation engine, blogging self-promotion
Network effect: Positive or Negative?

While we all understand and to some extent harness the power of the network, especially in our social lives, it dawned on me that there is an inherent conflict with one of the key value drivers of how social networks can be leveraged in the enterprise...

Published Thu, Jun 06 2008 11:24 PM by Microsoft Startup Zone

Filed under: Enterprise 2.0, knowledge expert, power of the network, network effect
Announcing open source Podcasting Kit for SharePoint - the power of social media for the enterprise

Overview About 8 months ago, we posted a "How We Did It" guest blog entry here about Microsoft Academy Mobile, a community driven videocast/podcast solution that had been built on the SharePoint platform and continues to be used internally at...

Published Tue, Jun 06 2008 2:30 PM by Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog

Filed under: Web 2.0, Community, Source Code, Social Computing, social networking, Enterprise 2.0
More ISV Partners Betting on SharePoint Server 2007 as the de facto Enterprise Social Computing Platform

We are very excited to highlight our ISV partners listed below, all of whom are leading providers of enterprise social software , and they have placed significant bets on SharePoint Server 2007 as the Enterprise Social Computing Platform of choice . See...

Published Mon, Jun 06 2008 8:00 AM by Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog

Filed under: Web 2.0, Interop, Partners, Social Computing, social networking, Enterprise 2.0, Integration
How We Did It: Connectbeam Spotlight Connect for SharePoint

Overview Connectbeam , founded in December, 2005, is a leading provider of enterprise social software applications and the first company to integrate concepts of social bookmarking and tagging with those of social networking. Connectbeam’s new Spotlight...

Published Mon, Jun 06 2008 7:00 AM by Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog

Filed under: Web 2.0, Customer Evidence, Interop, Partners, Social Computing, social networking, Enterprise 2.0, Integration
How We Did It: Integrating Telligent Community Server Evolution 2008 with SharePoint Server 2007

Overview During the past several years, Telligent’s customers have used Community Server to address their Internet facing social media and collaboration requirements. Recently, with the rise of enterprise social computing requirements inside the...

Published Mon, Jun 06 2008 6:30 AM by Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog

Filed under: Web 2.0, Customer Evidence, Interop, Partners, Social Computing, social networking, Enterprise 2.0, Integration
How We Did It: blueKiwi SharePoint Connector and OfficeAssistant

Introduction The blueKiwi Software , a leading Europen provider of enterprise social software, just announced the blueWiki SharePoint Connector along with blueKiwi OfficeAssistant. The blueWiki SharePoint Connector allows SharePoint customers to integrate...

Published Mon, Jun 06 2008 1:00 AM by Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog

Filed under: Web 2.0, Customer Evidence, Partners, Social Computing, social networking, Enterprise 2.0, Integration
How We Did It: NewsGator Social Sites 2.0 - Enhanced Social Computing on the SharePoint Platform

Overview NewsGator Social Sites extends Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 with social feedback (i.e. bookmarking, tagging, commenting), social networking, and community functionality by leveraging the SharePoint platform and social computing services...

Published Sun, Jun 06 2008 4:00 PM by Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog

Filed under: Web 2.0, Developers, Customer Evidence, AJAX, Partners, My Sites, Social Computing, social networking, Enterprise 2.0, Tagging
Tomoye Ecco and SharePoint Integration – How We Did It and What We Will Do Next

Overview Tomoye Ecco is a .NET-based community of practice (COP) software application. A "COP" is a venue for peers with a common set of goals or domain expertise to easily collaborate across an organization or between multiple organizations...

Published Sun, Jun 06 2008 12:00 PM by Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog

Filed under: Community, Customer Evidence, Social Computing, Search, Enterprise 2.0, Integration
Screencast: Using Word 2007 or Windows Live Writer to post to SharePoint blog

[A growing number of our customers has been asking for richer ways of creating blog entries to be posted to their SharePoint environment. To answer this FAQ, I've cross-posted below a blog entry by Mike Gannotti from several months ago. For more information...

Published Fri, May 05 2008 8:51 PM by Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Team Blog

Filed under: Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0
Knowledge and Talent in a People-Ready Business

We have been receiving a growing number of inquiries from customers asking about the business value as well as Microsoft's vision of "Social Networking" and "Enterprise 2.0" and "Social Media" and other buzzwords related...

Published Fri, May 05 2008 5:52 PM by Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Team Blog

Filed under: Security, Web 2.0, Community, Office Business Apps, Collaboration, Interop, Partners, My Sites, Whitepaper, Governance, Social Computing, Personalization, social networking, Business Intelligence, Webcast, exchange, strategy, Enterprise 2.0, Integration, Taxonomy, Knowledge Management
Colleagues, Social Distance & Relevance in People Search, and other Social Networking tools in SharePoint

[Cross-posted from Mark Arend's blog . Mark has been doing some exciting work with SharePoint User Profile extensions and MySite customizations with one of our strategic customers. He collaborated with several SharePoint Program Managers to draft...

Published Sat, May 05 2008 12:52 AM by Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Team Blog

Filed under: Web 2.0, My Sites, Social Computing, social networking, Enterprise 2.0

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Announcing the “How to get the Most Value from Social Computing for Business with Microsoft” white paper

How We Did It: Christian Children’s Fund extranet powered by SharePoint

Beating the Mashup Drum

The Three Rs of Enterprise 2.0: Reputation, Recommendations and Ranking

Network effect: Positive or Negative?

Announcing open source Podcasting Kit for SharePoint - the power of social media for the enterprise

More ISV Partners Betting on SharePoint Server 2007 as the de facto Enterprise Social Computing Platform

How We Did It: Connectbeam Spotlight Connect for SharePoint

How We Did It: Integrating Telligent Community Server Evolution 2008 with SharePoint Server 2007

How We Did It: blueKiwi SharePoint Connector and OfficeAssistant

How We Did It: NewsGator Social Sites 2.0 - Enhanced Social Computing on the SharePoint Platform

Tomoye Ecco and SharePoint Integration – How We Did It and What We Will Do Next

Screencast: Using Word 2007 or Windows Live Writer to post to SharePoint blog

Knowledge and Talent in a People-Ready Business

Colleagues, Social Distance & Relevance in People Search, and other Social Networking tools in SharePoint