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Portable Flash Drives Likely to Return to the Battlefield Officials in the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) are considering lifting the year-long ban on removable data storage devices in military environments. |
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SharePoint 2013 Challenges and Questions for CIOs SharePoint 2013 arrives with a new user interface and new collaboration, search, storage and task management features. But gaps remain in areas like social and mobile, and upgrading and governing SharePoint is still rife with challenges. |
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Microsoft SharePoint Ecosystem Growing Third-party vendors do well feeding off Microsoft, but enterprises may need to keep an eye peeled for new developments. |
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Microsoft Ties SharePoint to Enterprise Search Microsoft takes another whack at enterprise search by leveraging its highly popular SharePoint server. |
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Microsoft Strengthens SharePoint Security Two new products, Forefront Protection 2010 and Active Directory Federation Services 2.0, are designed to provide secure collaboration for users of Microsoft's SharePoint. |
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Ballmer Debuts SharePoint 2010, Beta Next Month Microsoft preaches to the choir on revamping its collaboration server and services. |
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Microsoft SharePoint Key to Office 2010 Rollout In what it describes as a one-two punch, Microsoft is betting big on the enterprise with the twin rollouts of SharePoint and Office 2010, hoping that the collaboration server will drive sales of the productivity suite. |
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Three Phases of SharePoint: What Type of User Are You? Is your company using SharePoint to the fullest? Probably not. According to Microsoft there are three phases of SharePoint use that range from connecting employees through social networking to building new technologies that boost the bottom line. |
