Hello and welcome to this week’s newsletter.
For this issue, it’s all about opportunities to learn from the community. We have some great posts from members who want to share thoughts and ideas with you (some even in book form!) and invite you to take part in the debate.
We also have some great free events to remind you about. With these, from the comfort of your own seat, you can cast your net even more widely to find the answers and information you need. Enjoy the newsletter!
Deploying SharePoint 2016: Best Practices for Installing, Configuring, and Maintaining SharePoint Server 2016 (Vlad Catrinescu)
Are you a SharePoint Admin that wants to learn how to properly deploy SharePoint 2016? In this book you will learn how to install and configure SharePoint 2016 in depth, and how to optimize your environment based on real world best practices. Readers will benefit from the most stable and performance driven SharePoint 2016 environments possible. Pre-Order the eBook or your hardcover copy today!
eBook : http://spvlad.com/DeployingSharePointeBook
Amazon.com: http://spvlad.com/DeployingSharePointUS
Amazon.ca: http://spvlad.com/DeployingSharePointCA
SharePoint as a Knowledge and Ideation Platform with Mike Oryszak (Christian Buckley)
In a recent webinar, Christian was joined by long-time community member Mike Oryszak (@next_connect) from B&R Business Solutions as they discussed the pros and cons of SharePoint as a knowledge management platform, and how idea management could be leveraged to bolster your KM efforts.
Clearing the myths between Request Management service in SharePoint 2013 and Network Load balancer (Vignesh Ganesan)
I’m pretty sure that a lot of SharePoint people out there have written a lot about Request Management service in SharePoint 2013 and Load balancer configuration for a SharePoint 2013 farm, however there seems to be a lot of confusion among SharePoint practitioners in understanding the difference between these two …
Display SharePoint List Data in a Jquery Data Table (Viipiin Tyagi)
Everybody knows that technology is changing rapidly. There are many things that we can integrate together. In this article, we are going to see, how to integrate the data table with SharePoint.
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And Finally …
Over the coming weeks we are going to be posting a series of interview style blog posts all about you. They are going to be posted and promoted on SharePoint-community.net plus Collab365 Global Conference in a "meet the community" series. Take part here …
by Jon Manderville via Everyone's Blog Posts - SharePoint Community
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