Cloud - it's the latest buzz word.  Even my non-technical girl friend has asked me “what is this cloud I keep hearing about?”. SharePoint Online is not a new service, but with Office 365, SharePoint in the cloud is getting some new attention.  Office 365 is currently in beta, and here are some...

We’ve all been in the situation where we are expected to know why SharePoint is acting up.  Majority of the time, it takes a little bit of looking into the problem.  And the ULS Logs are the first place you should start looking. Spencer Harbar has a great post about the ULSViewer, which greatly...

Okay, well not really.  I have always joked that if I wrote a book on SharePoint, it would be a comic book.  Right, well I didn’t really do that either. However! Joel Oleson has written a book on Upgrading and Migrating to SharePoint 2010.  Featured in it are many of my previous comics...

Today was the official launch day of SharePoint 2010 along with Office 2010. Exciting times!  If you happened to miss a Launch Party (how could you have, there were real parties and virtual parties!), you can watch some recorded videos here: http://the2010event.com/ .   Also, my friend...

  As SharePoint 2010 (version 4) is close to hitting a release date, I think its safe to assume that SharePoint is now a  mature server product.  However, more often than not, companies are still failing to properly staff their departments to support and leverage their SharePoint farm...

Earlier this year (yes, I’m behind in blogging) a special magazine was released by the Dutch Information Workers User Group: SharePoint eMagazine .  Fantastic content around SharePoint 2010, so be sure to download a copy. I created a special comic for the magazine.  The comic included in the...

  I created this comic for Joel Oleson to use in his Tech Ed presentation .  Cross-Posting it here after the fact, mainly because I have been too busy to create a new comic.  :)

I had put this comic together for team hosting SharePoint Saturday Richmond, and thought I would post it up here as well.  If you need one for your event, feel free to reach out and I can put one together for you.   Join SharePoint architects, developers, and other professionals that work with...

This is the comic that I wore on my t-shirt today at the SharePoint Conference in Nevada (ok ok… Vegas)

Chuck Norris never starts an Approval workflow in SharePoint.  Chuck doesn’t need approval. Chuck Norris’s favorite SharePoint site theme is Cardinal.  Chuck enjoys the color Red. Chuck Norris can modify SharePoint’s application.master in a supportable manner. Chuck Norris doesn’t have a SharePoint...

 

Oops, what happened to my license? Service Pack 2 for SharePoint Server 2007 will inadvertently activate the expiration date of your SharePoint implementation.  Everything will be ‘okay’, but your users won’t be able to access the SharePoint sites 180 days from the time of the Service Pack install...

Good-bye Mr. 32-bit – you aren’t big enough for this school yard… I have been telling clients for the past year that any future hardware they purchase (in relation to SharePoint) should be 64-bit. Why? Because the vNext was going to only be 64-bit; this has been documented in different places but now...

Just because laughter is the best way to get through the day…  If you aren’t on twitter, SCUM = SharePoint Community Union Members. 

When I was in Atlanta for SharePoint Saturday I got the chance to hang out with Lee Reed.  Lee’s screencasts and my blog articles have been overlapping each other at EndUserSharePoint.com.  If you get the chance, you should check out some of his articles . Lee sent me this comic yesterday,...

ShareComic – History of Governance     SharePoint is powerful.  With power comes responsibility… If you don’t implement SharePoint Governance, you are asking for trouble – plain and simple.  Your environment and its users will emulate 12 drunken Chickens trying to assemble a Lego...

ShareComic   Last November I wrote a post about SharePoint, the evolution of it’s names, and the historical path of its technology.  You can view it here: SharePoint - a product of many names .  To quote the article: “I just hope that the next version will retain the name, with only an...

ShareComic – SharePoint Easter Egg Thanks to all who have enjoyed the comics so far.  The series was featured today over at Get The Point (very cool!).  Laughter is the best way to get through life!  Even when working (IMO).  Have a happy holiday this weekend!

ShareComic – Conficker Attacks SharePoint

ShareComics – Document Timeline