Spring is here, and, as in Autumn, this means new products released and new version numbers

Yesterday, Microsoft officially announced the availability of a Software-as-a-Subscription service

We've had to wait a while: ever since Microsoft acquired Fast Search & Transfer almost exactly a year ago, the big question was what would happen to both FAST ESP and Microsoft's SharePoint

Microsoft recently released an MSDN article written by Trent Swanson and Bhushan Nene

Last week, the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office made public a new Microsoft patent application titled "Content Management System and External Data Storage System Data Synchronization."

Well not really. Much in the same way as Henry Ford revolutionized the production of the automobile, enabling a larger population to acquire motorized transportation, Microsoft has

SaaS is all the rage these days. It's the one "IT& trend for 2009" no pundit has missed. But the reality is that

On their SharePoint Team blog, Microsoft announced that the community technology preview for the Visual Studio Extensions for SharePoint has been

Our colleague Shawn Shell's firm has devised a new service called a "SharePoint Solution Assessment."

Recently I've been thinking about two packages we cover -- DotNetNuke (DNN) in The Web CMS Report, and Telligent Community Server in the Enterprise Social Software Report -- in the wake of the rise of SharePoint.

If you're one of the many industry observers who's wondered why Microsoft hasn't created a decent blogging platform

Talking about SharePoint in Copenhagen today and yesterday reminded me of an interesting point

As we start to wind down 2008 and move into 2009, I still hear the same question from clients who have implemented or want to implement SharePoint:

I recently had a very nice chat about SharePoint with Linda Tucci of SearchCIO

I recently had a wide-ranging interview with Government Computer News