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Jul

Bits and bytes from the 7th New Zealand SharePoint Conference

Time really flies when you are having fun… And this year the 7 th Annual New Zealand SharePoint Conference happened in Auckland with a huge audience. ... read full post

Posted by:  Nick Hadlee , Practice Manager |  31 July 2014

SharePoint, SharePoint Conference, SharePoint 2013


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18

Apr

The changing face of the New Zealand SharePoint Conference

Having attended a number of conferences over the years I’m proud to say that the New Zealand SharePoint Conference continues to live up to its reputation as a world class event. ... read full post

Posted by:  Bernardine Slagter , Developer Consultant |  18 April 2013

SharePoint, SharePoint Conference, Microsoft, Office 365, Yammer, SharePoint 2013, HTML, JavaScript., Lync, New Zealand SharePoint Conference


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26

Nov

Exciting times ahead for the SharePoint ecosystem – highlights from this year’s SharePoint Conference

Earlier in November I was fortunate enough to attend my second Microsoft SharePoint Conference, this year in Las Vegas, Nevada. ... read full post

Posted by:  Gavin Barron , Solution Architect |  26 November 2012

SharePoint, Cloud, SharePoint Conference, Microsoft, Yammer, SharePoint 2013, Social, .NET


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02

Nov

Snapshots from SharePoint Conference 2011

As my colleagues ( Nick and Gavin ) have already blogged, SharePoint Conference 2011 was a massive conference with over 7,500 people attending from around the world, 240+ sessions, and 200 vendors displaying their wares. The main theme of the conference was about making the most of your existing investment in SharePoint. The tagline being that attendees never utter the words “I didn’t know SharePoint could do that” ever again. ... read full post

Posted by:  Robert Stewart , Solution Specialist |  02 November 2011

SharePoint, SharePoint 2010, SharePoint Conference, SharePoint User Group, SharePoint Technology Conference


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18

Oct

The latest in SharePoint – highlights and future directions: An update from this year’s SharePoint Conference

For four days and nights during the recent SharePoint Conference there wasn’t a place you could go in Anaheim, California without being in close proximity to a lot of SharePoint people. I was lucky enough to join the 7,500 in attending this year’s conference. With over 240 sessions, 7,500 attendees and 200 vendors, it was a busy and exciting week. Did I mention that the conference party was held on the Tuesday night at Disneyland theme park? ... read full post

Posted by:  Nick Hadlee , Practice Manager |  18 October 2011

SharePoint, SharePoint Conference, Microsoft, Mobile, Office 365


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21

Mar

Shared points from the NZ SharePoint Conference 2011

It’s been great to see the level of SharePoint knowledge, expertise and large number of businesses represented at this year’s New Zealand SharePoint Conference. The NZ SharePoint Conference is a world-class event that I’d highly recommend adding into your diary for next year. ... read full post

Posted by:  Bernardine Slagter , Developer Consultant |  21 March 2011

SharePoint, SharePoint Conference


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26

May

New Zealand's biggest SharePoint event of the year is nearly upon us

There's only a fortnight to go until this year's SharePoint Conference , held at the Duxton Hotel in Wellington on 9 - 10 June. ... read full post

Posted by:  Tony Sinclair , Practice Lead, Portals, Content & Collaboration |  26 May 2010

SharePoint 2010, SharePoint Conference


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12

May

Let's talk SharePoint

This year’s SharePoint Conference (held at the Conference Centre in Seattle, USA) can only be described as a huge success. Throughout the conference I was impressed that the organisers were able to “practice what they preach” by using SharePoint to host the conference website. Not only did this provide useful information when preparing to attend the conference but was a useful tool throughout and even after the conference. One of the things that impressed me most was the personal areas (through the use of MySites) where each attendee was able to plan, view and manage the sessions they attended and also provided the ability to submit session evaluations online. ... read full post

Posted by:  Bernardine Slagter , Developer Consultant |  12 May 2008

SharePoint, Silverlight, SharePoint Conference, Taxonomy


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19

Oct

SharePoint 2010: The wait is finally over!

By the time you read this, I will be in Las Vegas about to attend the Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2009 where SharePoint 2010 will finally be launched to the public. It’s been over 12 months since I started looking at the next version of SharePoint and we’ve been exploring the beta releases at Intergen for the last few months with much excitement, and, yes, a touch of frustration, which is always present with beta testing. ... read full post

Posted by:  Mark Orange , Practice Principal for Portals, Content & Collaboration |  19 October 2009

SharePoint 2010, SharePoint Conference


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20

Oct

Breaking down the Chinese Walls: Intergen + SharePoint 2010, better together

At Intergen we pride ourselves on working with technology VERY early in the product lifecycle. Most of the time this is under NDA and, as such we can't share it with our customers. In some cases we actually need to implement Chinese Walls , such that we restrict knowledge of certain projects even amongst our staff. This sort of approach is quite prevalent among other professional services businesses, such as legal and accountancy firms, but it's a rarer occurrence in the IT business. ... read full post

Posted by:  Chris Auld , Chief Technology Officer, Executive Director |  20 October 2009

SharePoint 2010, SharePoint Conference


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