The latest joint offering between OpenText (news, site) and Microsoft SharePoint 2010 goes a long way to straightening some of the wrinkles in the SharePoint canvas that have been niggling users since ...

Vishwas Lele is chief technology officer of Applied Information Services and a Microsoft Regional Director. He offers four use cases that make SharePoint 2010 a compelling target for application ...

With Microsoft SharePoint 2010, developers can compile, debug and test in one of the most widely used development tools out there—Visual Studio. By using SharePoint 2010, developers can deploy custom ...

You may not need all the features SharePoint 2010 has to offer, but advances in areas such as social media, offline access and better CRM and ERP integration make it worth a look. Here’s a rundown of ...

Microsoft SharePoint can be used in countless ways to complete business projects internally, but many of the features are underutilized because users may not know they exist, or the features are not ...

Office 2010 applications, including Excel (seen here), utilize not only the Ribbon to access commands, but also Microsoft Office Backstage, which centralizes tasks such as share, save, print and ...

Unit testing Microsoft SharePoint code can be extremely difficult. In a perfect world, you'd want to isolate the code being tested from the actual SharePoint framework. Doing this was possible ...

“Sixty-two percent of companies we recently surveyed said that SharePoint is going to be one of their top five business applications in the next two years,” says Brian Babineau, vice president of ...

This is the final article in this series “What is this SharePoint Thing All About Anyway?” and in this article we are going to be looking at the concept of SharePoint Composites. Composites are a type ...

Microsoft's Office Web Apps-- the Webified versions of Word, Excel, OneNote and PowerPoint -- already work with Google's Chrome browser. But as of the release of Service Pack 1 of Office 2010, they'll ...

SharePoint 2010 is out, at least for the TechNet and MSDN subscriber crowd. For the rest of you, it hits the virtual software shelf next week at an official virtual launch party. That's my long-winded ...