Microsoft MVPs share their thoughts on SharePoint Server 2010

– August 3, 2010Posted in: SharePoint 2010

Last February a bunch of MVPs got together to share their thoughts on Office and SharePoint 2010. The folks at Microsoft just posted the content on the Get The Point blog. I am happy that the stuff we talk about is still as relevant today as it was back then!

http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/Blogs/GetThePoint/

Matthew

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Matthew is a principal consultant for AbleBlue and founding member and Director for Aptillon, Inc. As a trainer for Critical Path Training, Matthew leads classes for Administrators and Designers. A six-time Microsoft SharePoint Server MVP, Matthew blogs about SharePoint and Microsoft technologies related to collaboration, Web content management, Search and Social Computing.
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