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Enterprise wiki, sharing, and collaboration. From Microsoft, which the buying of never got anyone fired for.
by shaddi 17y ago
Enterprise wiki, sharing, and collaboration. From Microsoft, which the buying of never got anyone fired for.
- mrduncan 17y agoOr, for that matter, using beyond it's stated or intended capabilities.
- airs 17y agoGoogle Wave is like SharePoint then?
- airs 17y agoWait, let me clarify that. I haven't got to Google Wave and I don't know anything about SharePoint. So, if someone could point out their main common features (and/or differences), I'll greatly appreciate that.
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- ighost 17y agoThese are the exact sort of comments up with which I shall not put.
- ryanpetrich 17y agoLondon Stock Exchange?
- taitems 17y agoOops, I meant to reply, not upvote. Sharepoint is only really utilised because it comes as part of Microsoft's enterprise package. More often than not it is recommended/purchased by the IT department solely, without any other input from management. Large companies can expect massive seat-based licensing costs in the millions, year long implementation timelines and poor uptake rates. I will probably get downvoted but I speak the truth. People should be fired for their choice.
- gaius 17y agoMore often than not it is recommended/purchased by the IT department solely, without any other input from management Actually the opposite is true with most corporate software. That's why it's so bad.
- snagage 17y agoAbsolutely agree. It's always been targeted at convincing management. "can do everything", "empower business users", etc.