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Tag Archives: SharePoint
SharePoint at West Point
In 1998, a mid-priced hotel chain launched an ad campaign that featured a memorable, oft-repeated, catchphrase. I knew that if I ever stayed in one of their rooms, that I would be comedically obligated to use the catch phrase in … Continue reading
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Tagged Holiday Inn Express, Icebreakers, Public Speacking, SharePoint, West Point
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A Friend In Need: Help for the Hamilton Family
sIn the past several years, a former colleague and software superstar Michael Hamilton has endured a series of severe medical conditions that have put his family in dire financial straits. They have lost most of their possessions including their home, cars, and … Continue reading
Posted in Fundraising, Invisible Fist
Tagged cancer, healthcare, microsoft, neuropathy, nusoft, SharePoint
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The “S” Word In My Festus Years
I’m breathless. Not because I have made multiple ascents of the stairs cleaning my house today, but it’s because for the first time in several years that people want to have professional conversations without mention (or little mention) of the … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, CM, DAM. ECM..., Digital Asset Management, Invisible Fist, SharePoint
Tagged Breathless, Festus, Gunsmoke, SharePoint
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SharePoint: Forcing It To Fit’ Is An Expensive And Painful Experience
Please see my SharePoint article on The Content Wrangler site.