من فقط به پایان رسید من "غرب وحشی" ارائه حکومت در شیرپوینت کنفرانس بهترین اقدامات است و من به عرشه اسلاید به وبلاگ من خواسته شده بود, بنابراین در اینجا آن است که: HTTP://cid-1cc1edb3daa9b8aa.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/SharePoint/Paul 20Galvin٪٪٪ 20Wild 20West.zip
(متاسفم برای این شوخی ویولا!)
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من در توییتر در http://www.twitter.com/pagalvin
I’ll be presenting at the New York SharePoint Developers group meeting in New York at the Microsoft Offices on 6th Ave on Tuesday, 01/27 در 6:00 PM (just over a week from now!).
It’s going to be a technical presentation where I walk through the process of creating a custom workflow action that can be packaged and installed into a SharePoint environment and used by SharePoint Designer to create declarative workflow solutions.
Think this: http://www.codeplex.com/spdactivities
I’ll do a little evangelizing as I go along, making the case that developers should really think hard about the benefits of this kind of effort. it goes something like this: Give a man a fish and he eats for a day, build him a custom workflow action and he can design and implement his own business process for finding fish (or any other food!) and leave the developers alone to do the heavy duty complex programming that developers are best at doing.
It’s obviously a developer oriented session, but I do encourage curious end users and admins to show up. Even though the specific process of creating a custom action is targeted directly at developers, the meta conversation about one is not.
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من در توییتر در http://www.twitter.com/pagalvin
I’ll be doing two presentations at the SharePoint Best Practices Conference this February in San Diego.
I haven’t been doing this thing long enough to get jaded by it, so every conference I attend is a, frankly, عالی. اما, I do think this conference is special. There is zero marketing focus and the whole thing is about offering real-world practical advice on how to untangle some of the thorniest issues we face dealing with SharePoint. It’s not gigantic, so all of the speakers are very accessible (at least when they are not putting out fires back home). This means that in addition to the great formal presentations, you can have some great conversations and debates with virtually every speaker at almost any time, starting with communal breakfast up to late night imbibing at the hotel bar.
Beyond the speakers, you’ll have great opportunities to build and cement networks of other SharePoint users in the community. By the end of the last session and conference wrap-up, you’ll be energized and full of good ideas to bring back to work to help improve your SharePoint environment.
It’s well worth the investment.
The web site is top notch. Check it out for dates, registration, topics and speakers.
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من در توییتر در http://www.twitter.com/pagalvin
باب فاکس lets us know that Dave Mann, SharePoint workflow genius, is speaking at the NJ SharePoint user group meeting on Wednesday evening, 11/19/08. Don’t miss it. (متاسفانه, my corporate overlord has scheduled a big group meeting Wed night and I will miss it).
Click here to register and get more details.
Here are some session details:
Session Title “Deploying Workflows in a Large Scale SharePoint Environment"
Workflow in SharePoint is an exciting new capability. اما, it is a capability that is often misunderstood when it comes to the impact it has on your environment. For small environments, the out-of-the-box settings, configurations and architectural approach are probably sufficient. But what about an environment that will be processing thousands of documents per day? How can you make sure that those environments will not falter under the load, but still meet SLA’s for performance and responsiveness? This session will explore why focusing on your workflow subsystem is important, and cover the needs of a large scale workflow environment from the farm level down to individual workflow design specifications. Learn why all workflows need to be looked at in light of performance and scalability as well as how to build workflows that scale in an environment that scales, monitor workflow processing and overcome common obstacles. در این جلسه راهنمایی های معماری برای محیط شیرپوینت خود را به عنوان شیوه های برنامه نویسی خاص به اطمینان می کنید بیشتر از گردش کار شیرپوینت شما را پوشش.
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من در توییتر در http://www.twitter.com/pagalvin
I’ve uploaded the PowerPoint for one of my sessions, "Get Great Business Requirements," right here (HTTP://cid-1cc1edb3daa9b8aa.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Public/Paul Galvin Great Requirements.pptx).
Aside from a series of brilliant points, powerfully made, the deck includes extensive notes which supplement and enhance the afore-mentioned brilliant talking points.
For those of you that missed the Best Practices conference, I was lucky enough to present and discuss a process that works very well when trying to discover accurate end user business requirements for SharePoint projects. The PowerPoint plus notes describe this in pretty good detail. It supplements one of my earliest blog postings here: http://paulgalvin.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!1CC1EDB3DAA9B8AA!146.entry
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امشب, 08/20/08, کاربر نشست گروه کانکتیکات شیرپوینت پخش در حال پخش است در ازای یک جلسه فیزیکی این ماه.
موضوع امشب: "Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 – روش اکسترانت استقرار"
Microsoft’s own Chris Lavista will lead the discussion. I’ve worked with Chris before and he really knows his stuff. If you have any interest in this subject, check it out. Here are the details:
پخش گروه کاربری شیرپوینت: https://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=130299
موضوع: مایکروسافت آفیس شیرپوینت سرور 2007 – روش اکسترانت استقرار
گوینده: کریس Lavista از مایکروسافت
تاریخ: اوت 20هفتم خوش آمدید زمان: 6:15 PM زمان: 6:30 PM -8:00PM
شرح: شیرپوینت اجازه می دهد تا برای چندین گزینه های استقرار. بحث و گفتگو خواهد شد در مورد چگونگی امن اکسترانت بر روی پلت فرم شیرپوینت می تواند مستقر در مرکز. در مورد بهترین شیوه ها و حالات مربوط به ادغام فن آوری های خط مقدم, ISA سرور 2006 و IAG 2007. اختیاری, به پشتیبانی ورود به سیستم تنها صحبت در مورد استفاده از.
درباره کریس: Chris Lavista is a Technical Architect at recently opened Microsoft Technology Center in New York. His focus is on SharePoint, همکاری, و ارتباطات متحد. او در صنعت خدمات مالی به کار کرده است (تعقیب, سیتی گروپ) قبل از پیوستن به مایکروسافت برای 8 سال. He started at Microsoft in 2000 به عنوان بخشی از خدمات مشاوره ای خود را عمل قبل از پیوستن به تیم MTC در اوایل 2006.
ثبت & اطلاعات بیشتر: https://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=130299
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In the last two weeks, I attended the New Jersey SharePoint user group and the newly formed New York SharePoint توسعه دهندگان user group (as opposed to the more established New York SharePoint user group).
In New Jersey, the good people of NewsGator presented their product and covered a lot of very interesting social computing concepts. If you’re looking to incorporate social computing into your organization in a system-assisted way and can’t get out-of-the-box SharePoint to do it for you, seriously check out NewsGator. It’s very good stuff. A lot of great social computing functionality and (in a demo environment at least) very well done.
I’m personally convinced that companies that begin to adopt social computing attitudes and systems will outperform those that do not. It’s too useful to ignore or, at this point I think, to even delay. It can make a tremendous difference in day-to-day operations if done correctly. I’ll write some more about this later.
In New York last night, the NY SharePoint Developers group kicked off its inaugural meeting at the MSFT office on 52nd and 6th. John Bender presented on how to create a custom stsadm extension. I’ve read about it, but seeing it "live" clarifies things. It’s much easier than I realized. No need for features/solutions, just an XML file and a DLL. He walked through a process for recursively finding and displaying security settings for sites and lists in a site collection. He took it farther to describe how this could be part of an auditing process. This group focuses purely on development and so doesn’t come into conflict with larger more established SharePoint user group which is frequently talking at a higher level.
There are groups all across the world. Check them out.
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I’m speaking at the SharePoint Best Practices conference in November.
It’s sort of a funny story. I was in Virginia presenting at the SUGDC conference and that Friday was the deadline to submit speaking proposals for the BP conference. The organizers described how they would use a "blind selection" process and that every effort would be made to select presentation on the basis of its value, غیره. To maximize my chances of getting selected, I submitted two proposals. The selection committee picked both.
My colleague (ناتالیا Voskresenskaya) and I will discuss a real-world governance model that we and our client put together for a substantial SharePoint rollout project last summer. The objective here is to describe the details of the governance plan and why we believe it represents best practices in the context of Sharepoint, Governance and similar companies.
دوم, I will present a process for obtaining great business requirements from End Users. This goes back to one of my very early blog posts, inaptly titled "خزه: موثر برای معرفی سازمان".
This conference looks to be crazily full of great information and I highly recommend tearing yourself away from your work for three days, joining in on these presentations and networking with both conference attendees and سخنرانان. It will be time and money well spent.
Hope to see you there 🙂
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My همکار (ناتالیا Voskresenskaya) and I will be speaking at the Fairfield/Westchester SharePoint User Group meeting at 6:00 PM on 07/16 (چهار شنبه). We are talking about the content query web part. This is the same (but improved version that we gave to New York in May).
Pre-register here: https://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=129626&wa=wsignin1.0
Natalya and I hope to see you there!
Here’s the email Richard Martzelle just sent out on the subject:
موضوع: Using Content Query Web Part to Create Business Solutions
Speakers: پل گالوین & ناتالیا Voskresenskaya
تاریخ: جولای 16هفتم خوش آمدید زمان: (Eat & Network): 6:00PM زمان: 6:30 PM -8:00PM
Meeting Description
MOSS 2007’s Content Query Web Part (CQWP) کاربران را قادر می سازد برای ایجاد نمایش های سفارشی از داده ها از منابع مختلف کوئری می, و در حال حاضر که داده ها در یک مکان. با وجود پرس و جو قدرتمند خود & گزینه های پالایش محتوا, CQWP است که اغلب ویژگی دستکمگرفتهشده و نادیده گرفته. CQWP is both a "data extraction engine" (پیدا کردن اسناد یا اقلام لیست در هر نقطه در مجموعه سایت) و همچنین یک ابزار ارائه کلاس اول است که کاربران را قادر می سازد تا به کنترل و چگونگی محتوا با بسته بندی و سبک های HTML به فرمت صفحه نمایش تقریبا هر راه می خواهید ارائه.
در این جلسه دمو سنگین, آنها نشان خواهد داد که چگونه به استفاده از CQWP برای حل مشکلات کسب و کار با نشان دادن ویژگی های اصلی
• use default CWQP features, از جمله مخاطبان هدف قرار دادن
• use CWQP as a reporting tool anywhere in a site collection via filter criteria such as "all documents created today"
• change look & احساس از نتایج پرس و جو برای برجسته کردن داده های کسب و کار, نمایش ستون های اضافی از اطلاعات, نمایش اطلاعات در قالب شبکه, و دیگران
• show how CQWP can aid in content type administration (i.e. پیدا کردن تمام اسناد یک نوع محتوای خاص، تا که به درک اثرات بالقوه تغییر تعریف CT)
• describe some limitations of CQWP
• provide a list of resources for advanced CQWP techniques, از جمله وبلاگ ها, ECQWP پروژه Codeplex & مستندات MSDN
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I attended my first ever SharePoint conference this past weekend and it was a blast.
بعد از ظهر پنج شنبه, من سوار کردن به ویرجینیا, هدایت من به تازگی خریداری شده $50 GPS appliance plug-in thing to my phone. The device was flawless. After the five hour drive, I had the energy to do a nice run on the tread mill and then, even more surprisingly, had the energy to head to the lobby for an advertised speaker’s cocktail hour. Conference n00b that I am, it turned out that the cocktail hour was really a ruse to get speakers to show up and help stuff papers and swag into shoulder bags for conference attendees 🙂
Had a hard time sleeping because I was speaking first thing Friday AM. Nervousness, a nagging feeling that I needed to add a slide to my presentation and a very disturbing cat show on Animal Planet kept me up late. Since I went to sleep late, I naturally got up early. I did add a fairly detailed technical architecture slide. It was well worth the effort because the 25 minutes of Q&A would have been very awkward without it. I was lucky to get the first slot in the technical track. Sahil Malik was originally going to speak Friday AM and I was going to speak Saturday but he needed to swap times. This allowed me to do my presentation and then sit back and enjoy everything going forward Friday and Saturday.
The presentation went OK. I definitely have room to improve it. I spoke about how we can access and use web services from a SharePoint Designer workflow using a custom action. Over time, I will tie this information into my series over at EUSP.com for End Users trying to get the most use out of that tool. I blew through my slides and demo in 35 دقیقه, to my dismay at the time. خوشبختانه, Q&A was lively, no doubt helped by the fact that it was early morning before lunch. Q&A is my favorite part of any presentation.
There were many interesting subjects and I hope to blog about them in greater detail this week (time permitting, as always). A fellow from CMS Watch provided a highly critical yet very hopeful review of SharePoint’s position in the market. A different discussion focused on the paucity of SharePoint resources and the difficulty that recruiters have finding good talent that is also "affordable" in this very tight market. The CMS Watch guy referred to the SharePoint human resources pool as being like a "guild." I’m mainly familiar with that term in MMORPG terms and it gave me a little thrill, to be honest 🙂
The highlight of the conference was just meeting and catching up with people I’ve "known" online for a while. The best was sitting at the bar with بکی Isserman (MossLover) برای 3 یا 4 hours (and that, after I had finished drinking for the night). I don’t often get to talk about Farscape یا Babylon 5 with Kansas City residents.
Bob Fox was there and as usual, is a whirlwind of intros, chats and just plain frenetic energy. He invited me to Saturday breakfast with Sahil Malik and that was great.
Saturday (day 2), Mike Lotter dragged himself to the conference to speak about InfoPath and then he joined Becky at the end of the day to do a sort of general Q&A session for about 30 به 45 minutes mainly focused on InfoPath (مخفف کلمه میکروفون) and AJAX (Becky). I wish Becky had been able to go through her full/formal presentation but I’m sure I’ll get a chance to see that one of these days. I have a feeling she’ll be "hitting the circuit" going forward.
I could go on and on. Two last points — the financial purpose of the conference was to raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network and it raised $5,000. That was awesome. سرانجام, I want to publicly thank Gary Blatt, Gary Vaughn and Bob Fox for alerting me to and allowing me to speak at the conference. البته, the two Gary’s had a team of people supporting and organizing and all of you were awesome. I had high expectations before I went and it was better than I had hoped for.
Keep on the alert for the next conference scheduled for November 7th and 8th. Aside from some great content, it’s terrific for meeting up with all those online personalities you’ve known through blogs, توییتر, forums, غیره.
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