• RT @barryjogorman why social networking may not be flying within the corporate world: http://bit.ly/khIUY #
• Ciall helpdesk/support desk built on SharePoint http://bit.ly/BTYFn #
• Streamline the monthly reporting and the annual budgeting and reporting processes with Microsoft solutions from Ciall http://bit.ly/95lXD #
• Using SharePoint in Construction – Ciall worked with John Cradock Limited document management, project management http://bit.ly/LF6vk #
• RT @GoodCRM: Reporting for Microsoft Dynamics GP, SL, NAV, CRM : Microsoft CRM. Especially for version 4… http://tinyurl.com/cllr8k #
• Would not be able to use Twitter productively without Tweetdeck #
• @MichaelHorgan you need tweetdeck #
• @osvaldosousa RT @lmrobins Make own Twitter Search WebPart for #SharePoint http://snurl.com/e58cw found on Tweets Wiki! http://bit.ly/12uwZ0 #

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We’ve been using the SharePoint wiki for some time to provide our KM platform within Ciall.  Out of the box functionality may not be considered the most sophisticated – but we’ve found the product useable, useful and scalable.

EnduserSharePoint has a great review of the SharePoint WIKI: Wiki-in-the-Box – Is SharePoint Wiki Really that Bad?

The posting gives a good feel for the inherrent functionality of the WIKI as delivered and the additional functionality associated with its being part of SharePoint.  Good article and goes some way to balancing the books.

Barry O'Gorman Microsoft, Technology Home Page, SharePoint, wiki

• twitter widget now installed on Ciall blog; weekly summary of al #
• Twitter widget now installed on Ciall blog; weekly summary of tweets on ideasFromCiall being posted to blog #

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• thinking about the great opportunities for BI using MOSS – now to include the functionality delivered by Microsoft in PPS #
• Demonstrating use of twitter to a client #

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While Microsoft has not announced an official release date for Office 14, the next version of SharePoint is expected to be out by the end of the year and according to rumours, the server version will be available only in 64 bit, which will require that many companies upgrade not only to a new software version but also in terms of hardware.

Osvaldo Sousa Microsoft Microsoft, Office 14, SharePoint

Nice piece from Steve Wheeler of the University of Plymouth.

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