As many blog articles have noted (including the SharePoint Team Blog), Microsoft has released the "technical preview" of SharePoint 2010

In a clip on YouTube, an interviewer asks passersby in Times Square what a browser is.The surprising result: many think it's a search engine

Those who have studied physics might be familiar with the "story" of the penny and train. The story goes that if you place a single penny under each wheel

Last week I attended a conference keynote session where Microsoft's Tricia Bush (Group Product Manager, SharePoint) asserted that SharePoint was helping to provide Web governance with its workflow services

At CMS Watch we evaluate an awful lot of products, and making sense of all this research can be a challenge.

Earlier this week EMC announced that it was providing more extensive development support for Documentum. This is something we had to comment on, as in our various product evaluations we have long called out EMC Documentum for providing relatively poor support

Somewhat stealing the thunder of Microsoft's almost-released Bing search, Google presented a preview of Wave yesterday at the I/O Developer conference. So what kind of wave is this?

After months of high anticipation of what this "Google killer" would bring, Wolfram Alpha was finally opened to the public a week ago

I participated in an interesting panel yesterday at the Interop 2009 conference, Unified Communications Meets Enterprise 2.0 - Social Computing Love Fest or Battle Royale?

Perhaps it doesn't strike you as a surprise, but Microsoft just launched the new SharePoint product site using SharePoint 2007

I had the pleasure of participating in the JBoye 09 conference in Philadelphia, USA earlier this week

Microsoft has recently announced that the new SharePoint version will be called "Microsoft SharePoint 2010"

As customers of our SharePoint research know, we've been detailing for some time the paradox of SharePoint 2007: that Microsoft markets it as an out-of-the-box information management system, while Redmond's ample partner channel sees it as an infinitely extendable development platform

Microsoft recently announced that they are releasing SharePoint Designer (SPD) for free

Today we released our second online SharePoint education course, "Evaluating SharePoint for Enterprise Deployment