A Tale of Two Record Types
A Tale of Two Record Types The Business Process A professional services firm produces a monthly sales report. The sales report is reviewed each month
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Information Architecture, Bilateral Symmetry, and the Survival of the Human Race
Content management is not a technology-only solution, because we need context in order to evaluate and prioritize related processes. And just like most other living organisms, we cannot survive without it.
The InfoPath Conundrum
Is InfoPath dead? We must still deal with data capture, data storage, data presentation and data processing in order to build real systems, but the technologies involved within each stage are constantly evolving. Maybe the future isn’t about forms at all. Maybe its all about function.
Top 10 ECM features in SharePoint
The Enterprise Content Management features in SharePoint have steadily improved with each new release of the platform. In this session, I explore the top 10 new ECM features that have been added to SharePoint 2013, with an emphasis on “new”.
Records Management Podcast on The MOSS Show
I recently had the great pleasure of speaking with Hilton Giesenow about records management as part of his popular SharePoint podcast, The MOSS Show. I
PowerShell Versioning
The SharePoint 2010 object model won’t run in a .NET 4.0 AppDomain, which means you’d have to be running PowerShell 2.0 in order for any of the “SP” cmdlets to work.
The SharePoint Content Organizer Timer Job
Whenever the “Content Organizer Processing” timer job runs, if it finds that the drop off library is filling up, it will fire off that reminder email EVERY TIME it runs.
Building SharePoint-Friendly File Plans using InfoPath
With a little effort, you can leverage InfoPath to reduce the complexity of records center configuration by capturing all of the required elements in one place, and then pushing them out in various ways, depending on your overall information architecture strategy.
Obama Orders Agencies to Improve RIM Policies
Looks like things are heating up in the government sector around ECM/RM. Should make for an interesting first quarter. Reposted from Federal Times… Agencies must
Searching for In-Place Records using CAML
Here’s a question I’m seeing a lot of. “Can I write a CAML query to locate all of the documents that have been declared as in-place records?” The answer is yes, and it’s actually quite simple.
Unregistering Custom Record Declaration Handlers
As you know, using the SharePoint 2010 server object model, you can install your own custom record declaration handlers. Didn’t know that? Oh? You mean
CAML.NET Intellisense for SharePoint 2010
Well, I finally gone and done it! The CAML.NET IntelliSense Extension for Visual Studio 2010 is finally out in the wild, so have at it
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