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Here is the interesting review about a book that talks about SEAMLESS TEAMWORK using Sharepoint Technologies!
My day job is running an industry analyst firm. Industry analysts look at what is happening with vendors and products at the level of the industry as a whole, instead of being worried about the messiness of individual situations. Analysts look for trends. One of the trends I have been watching is the emergence of Microsoft SharePoint as a major force in multiple industries. The collaboration strategy of Microsoft in the late 1990s was centered on Microsoft Exchange Server, but with the dawn of a new millennium, Microsoft started to position SharePoint to take a far greater role. As the years have passed and the versions of SharePoint have ticked over, SharePoint has become increasingly central to the collaboration strategy of Microsoft, and indeed to many conversations about collaboration in organizations today.
The final frontier is for SharePoint to take a central role in the work of individuals and teams in day-to-day organizational life. This book outlines a way to make that happen. The focal question is this: How can a team make the best use of SharePoint for team collaboration? Or saying that in a slightly different way, how can a team use all of the capabilities in SharePoint to work effectively with others they can't be with, to enhance team collaboration, and to drive business forward? Seamless Teamwork is not written for my normal clients—the CIOs and IT decision makers in organizations. It is written for the business managers, team leaders, and end users in organizations who have been told by IT to use SharePoint.
This book is about a revolution in the way that people work together in business teams.
Seamless Teamwork explores a better way for work teams to communicate, collaborate, and coordinate their activities through SharePoint, a recent addition to the Microsoft product line. This use of SharePoint is instead of Outlook in certain situations and in addition to Outlook in others. Actually, it’s in addition to a number of other products in the Microsoft product line—products such as OneNote, SharedView, Groove, Windows Live Messenger, and more.
Seamless Teamwork is organized around the idea of someone getting a new project to lead at their place of work, something that everyone reading this book should be able to relate to or aspire to.
So, read this book, bring its principles and ideas to life in your projects with SharePoint, and learn how to get the best out of what has been made available from Microsoft, and in the process reach the business, professional, and personal goals that you embrace.
Learn more about Seamless Teamwork: Using Microsoft SharePoint Technologies to Collaborate, Innovate, and Drive Business in New Ways, by Michael Sampson. |
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