Mainsoft continues to bridge the divide between Java and .Net. Today they announced the Beta release of Mainsoft Document Collaboration for Rational Jazz, SharePoint Edition.
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Rational JAZZ Gets MOSS Document Collaboration
Many of today’s corporate environments are embracing enterprise CMS solutions as a way to disseminate and share information amongst workers and workgroups. Microsoft SharePoint is a popular choice because it aligns well with an existing Microsoft-powered network and project groups’ workflow. However, according to new research from Courion, companies who are deploying SharePoint are doing so in a manner that might be putting crucial data at risk.
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SharePoint Security Concerns Simply a Lack of Governance?
What’s the different between a community and a social networking site? A lot says Tomoye, provider of the Communities for SharePoint solution. Today they announce their latest version of the knowledge management and collaboration SharePoint solution designed with the enterprise in mind.
CMSWire had an opportunity to see the Communities for SharePoint solution and talk with CEO and Co-Founder Eric Sauve.
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Tomoye Advances Communties for MOSS
Claromentis has recently made all Linux users much happier by releasing a collaboration and information management platform for Linux.
It includes the brand new Project Manager application, content and document management, as well as process management using e-forms.
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Collaboration for Linux Users Just Got Easier
It is possible that SharePoint (MOSS) could go down in history as one of the most popular enterprise content management systems ever (note: we aren’t saying the best, just the most popular).
This may happen even though out of the box the platform lacks some critical enterprise features. MOSS backup and recovery functionality is one good example of this.
Thanks to the partner community and other Microsoft technology teams, some of these crucial enterprise features are provided as add-ons and integrated services for MOSS.
In the case of backup and recovery, Microsoft, themselves, provide a viable solution, namely the System Center Data Protection Manager 2007 (DPM). With this doozy, your worst disaster recovery nightmares just might not come true.
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Data Backup, Recovery for SharePoint (MOSS)
