Lately I’ve been looking over the XML code contained in the Application Definition File for some SharePoint Business Data Catalog work I’ve been doing. As I normally do, I used Visual Studio as my XML viewer of choice. But I had to pause for a second to sit back and appreciate how Visual Studio 2010 makes looking at all that XML code a lot nicer. : )
Saturday’s SharePoint event here in Columbus, Ohio was great. I give kudos to the folks that worked hard to put it together, and who pulled off bringing together such a great lineup of speakers. If you’re a SharePoint junkie in Central Ohio and you missed the event, I now shed a tear for you. (wiping away fake tear) The only consolation I can give you is that you can scroll down a little to see the slides from my presentation. Although it doesn’t include the live demos I ran during my talk, it at least gives you a peek at what I think are some of the main points of interest as it relates to document management in SharePoint 2007 and 2010.
There – don’t you feel better now? :)
On August 14th 2010 I’ll be joining an all-star lineup of SharePoint speakers at Columbus’ SharePoint Saturday, an all-day event filled with 
sessions on a large range of different SharePoint topics. These Saturday events happen all over the country, but I believe this is Columbus’ first one. The firm I work for happens to be one of the sponsors.
My topic will be Document Management in SharePoint. So of course my challenge is now to condense all the kool stuff that SharePoint can do as it relates to enterprise content management into a 75-minute talk. Of course, I know from experience it’s much better to have too much content to work with for a presentation than not enough. :-)
I also want to try to make sure I don’t get caught up into too many of the super-kool SharePoint 2010 DM features like the Content Router,
taxonomy tagging, the Document ID service, or Office Web apps, and try to spend more time on the SharePoint 2007 feature set. I know many of us are excited about our future plans to move to SharePoint 2010, but for now, when the Saturday sessions are finished, the reality is that on Monday most of will go to work needing to be able to put our new knowledge to work in a 2007 environment.
Planning on coming out this Saturday? (my presentation occurs around 3pm according to the schedule) Got a DM topic you want to make sure I cover? Let me know – I’ll slip a slide into my presentation just for you! :- )
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