Not tired of hearing about SharePoint training? Good, because here’s another one that crossed our path. Tony Byrne of CMS Watch will be conducting a SharePoint Symposium, a Satellite Event at KMWorld & Intranets 2008 on September 26, 2008 in San Jose McEnery, CA.
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Not Another SharePoint Lesson
Brava! Alfresco Labs 3 is striving to be a viable open source alternative to Microsoft’s SharePoint MOSS enterprise content management offering.
As of today, Alfresco Labs v3 — the application formerly known as Alfresco Community — offers potential SharePoint customers a different option, providing them with what they claim is the first fully-compatible open source SharePoint repository.
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Alfresco Launches Full Frontal SharePoint (MOSS) Assault
So MOSS has been attacked for its web content management, lack of social networking features, its blogging and wiki functionality, its use for an internet…hmmm not much else they can go after is there?
Oh yeah…be careful using it as an application development platform — it could wreak havoc in your organization.
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Forrester: Beware of MOSS Madness?
If you have an environment which combines SharePoint and Documentum and need a way to get both electronic and paper-based information into both, then Daybreak has developed the solution for you.
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Daybreak Integrates Capture for MOSS/Documentum
At the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Houston this week, Microsoft was the only one announcing new products and services. Korea based Fasoo.com announced a new Digital Rights Management solution for MOSS called the DRM ONE for SharePoint.
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MOSS Gets Digital Rights Mgt From Fasoo.com
