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• 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 #
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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.

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• thinking about the great opportunities for BI using MOSS – now to include the functionality delivered by Microsoft in PPS #
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Nice piece from Steve Wheeler of the University of Plymouth.

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Interesting post from Dion Hinchcliffe re Sharepoint in the context of Enterprise 2.0.  Hinchcliffe titles his post – ‘the good, the bad & the ugly’.  We have several implementations of SharePoint behind us with a range of clients.  Our experience has been that the power of the product generally goes unused.  There are no ‘free lunches’.  If you want to use SharePoint to improve/ support collaboration within your organisation you need to commit resources to the initiative – both in the planning, design & build phase and the post go live. 

With the appropriate investment major benefits can accrue to any organisation.  Some of the concerns expressed re complexity of SharePoint (in the context of Enterprise 2.0) are best addressed through careful planning and phased introduction of additional functionality.  The same would apply to any organisational change.

Barry O'Gorman Enterprise 2.0, Microsoft Collaboration, SharePoint

We are launching the new Ciall web site today at www.ciall.com. In conjunction with this we are opening the Ciall blog (http://blog.ciall.com).  Different members of the Ciall team will contribute to the Ciall blog on a regular basis.  We will also look forward to having  guest bloggers participate as various topics of interest emerge.

Looking forward to your feedback.

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