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Meet a SharePoint® Instructor: Charlene Banks
Learning Tree instructor Charlene Banks discusses how SharePoint® allows organizations that have already invested in Microsoft office products to move everything to the web for faster collaboration....
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Categorizing in SharePoint, the correct way!
The list of names is actual data from a production system that my company is working with (no we did not write it, but we need to extract data from it). Carefully take a look at how many variations of...
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Structural Basics: My Thoughts on Structure Design, Part 1
Mind mapping is popular among SharePoint designers as it allows layout of potential site structures with little effort. Modern mind mapping tools allow alternate hierarchies to be modelled in almost no...
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Dialog Mapping Requirements: My Thoughts on Structure Design, Part 2
In part 1 I mentioned that mind mapping is a popular approach to documenting user requirements. I am a great fan of mind maps but I have seen them result in the representation of a structural...
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More on Workshops (I.T. and the Users): My Thoughts on Structure Design, Part 3
In my last post I mentioned how members of the I.T department should be included in requirements gathering workshops. Often dedicated business analysts are involved but members of the I.T technical...
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Make 2012 Better With a Survey and Workflow
How well are we doing In earlier posts I gave some thoughts on information structure design which is just one part of the bigger process in implementing effective SharePoint solutions. Getting feedback...
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What Is Metadata and Why Do We Care?
Metadata is defined as “data about data.” This is a terrible definition; let’s see if we can make better sense of it. If we examine: What can we deduce? It’s a word file, created 24/11/2011, 26 KB in...
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Debugging with Your Hands Tied
The scenario was as follows: As part of a SharePoint project a custom event handler was needed that looked across two libraries to assign some metadata automatically. This required a farm level...
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Getting Started with SharePoint: It’s Not Just a Product
At our Introductory SharePoint courses for SharePoint 2007 and SharePoint 2010 I often meet attendees who are completely new to SharePoint. I like to ask the class what they know already, what they...
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How to Keep Reference Data Tidy and Well Organised
Frequently when building solutions using SharePoint you need to make use of reference data. This will be presented as look up type columns in the main list for your solution. Internal Data Internal...
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Learning Tree Opens 34 NEW AnyWare Learning Centers across North America
We have some exciting news to share! Learning Tree has officially opened 34 New AnyWare Learning Centers across North America. You can eliminate travel costs and commuting time and take our IT and...
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Get 50% OFF Select Learning Tree Courses by Joining the New My Learning Tree...
We have some more exciting news to share! Instantly receive 50% OFF select Learning Tree courses when you join the new My Learning Tree Community. Free membership includes: weekly updates of our 50%...
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ITIL Process Maps – Taking a Student-Driven Approach
Last year, I discussed with the Product Development department at Learning Tree International the possibility of creating process maps for all the ITIL® courses. In the true alignment of ITIL, we took...
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Check Out Federal News Radio’s “Ask the CIO” Segment Sponsored by Learning Tree!
Learning Tree is proud to announce its sponsorship of Federal News Radio’s “Ask the CIO Segment!” Every Thursday morning at 10:30 AM, host Jason Miller interviews federal agency CIOs about the latest...
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