Hello and welcome to this week’s newsletter.
For this issue, we have some great opportunities to learn – both from in person events, blog posts and our very own Summer Games!. Read on and find out more.
[Sponsored Link] Join Office & SharePoint Live! for No Hype, Independent SharePoint and Office 365 Training This December
Today, organizations expect people to work from anywhere at any time. Office & SharePoint Live!, taking place December 5- 9, 2016 at the Royal Pacific Resort in sunny Orlando, FL, provides leading-edge knowledge and training to administrators, developers, and planners who must customize, deploy and maintain SharePoint Server on-premises and in Office 365 to maximize the business value.
Whether you are a Manager, IT Pro, DBA, or Developer, Office & SharePoint Live! brings together the best the industry has to offer for 5 days of workshops, keynotes, and sessions to help you work through your most pressing collaboration projects.
[Sponsored Link] Preparing Your Toolbox for the SharePoint Framework with Angular, Webpack and Kendo UI
With the new SharePoint Framework, Microsoft is no longer dictating our toolset, but embracing open web technologies. There is a lot to catch up on with SPFx so we better get started! SharePoint MVP John Liu and fellow SharePoint Gurus consultant Bart Bouwhuis present two months of their hardest effort to promote modern web technologies and SharePoint as a platform in the form of a whitepaper: Preparing Your Toolbox for the SharePoint Framework with Angular, Webpack and Kendo UI.
Read more here: Preparing Your Toolbox for the SharePoint Framework
[Sponsored Link] New Pluralsight Course: Planning for SharePoint Server 2016: Physical Topology and Services
SharePoint Server 2016 brings a lot of changes to the Infrastructure Architecture, with new features such as MinRole and Microsoft Identity Manager. In the latest Pluralsight course by SharePoint Server MVP Vlad Catrinescu, you will learn how to plan your SharePoint 2016 Infrastructure to answer your business needs. This course also covers part of the planning objectives for SharePoint 2016 MCSE Exam 70-339! Check out the course today!
http://spvlad.com/PlanningSP2016-1
Don’t forget to take part in the Collab365 Summer Games
If like me, you enjoy learning in bite sized chunks and enjoy listening to advice and ideas – rather than just reading text – the Summer Games is tailor made for you. Covering topics such as Migration, Search, Adoption and SharePoint 2016 in short sharp bursts, it’s the ideal coffee break site to visit. While you are there, by clicking a few buttons and taking a few simple actions you could also win $150 USD in Amazon vouchers! Drop by now and take part.
Crossing departmental borders with a SharePoint collaboration site (Sergei Golubenko)
Developing a SharePoint-based solution for content or workflow management, companies take lesser risks of its poor adoption as it’s about helping users to manage their daily duties. Sleek performance, easy navigation and integration with enterprise systems can usually ensure the solution’s buy-in.
Is it worth choosing SharePoint over file server? (Vignesh Ganesan)
So this post is on a well-known topic which has been going on for years now as a debate. I’m pretty sure a lot of you would have read many articles/blog posts on this topic. However, in this post I’ll be discussing about my point of view on choosing “SharePoint” over “file server”.
And if that’s not enough learning! Check out our upcoming Collab365 Global Conference and be sure to register now. Free places are getting snapped up too fast to count so do it now while there’s still time.
COLLAB365 24HR GLOBAL CONFERENCE - Join the Collab365 team on the 19th - 20th October, for 24 hours of SharePoint, Azure and Office365 content. Whats more, register now and get free entry into the SharePoint Tournament! (your chance to snap up prizes totalling 800 USD (Provided by Concept Searching) AND be crowned "The Brain of SharePoint").
Get more details and register for your FREE place here - http://ift.tt/2bP4jNV
by Jon Manderville via Everyone's Blog Posts - SharePoint Community
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