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Almost 10 years ago
This thread sums up the essence of SharePoint for me. If you have a common process or use case in mind then it may need a lot of work to get what you want compared to existing products. If you have unique requirements or systems to interface with, then you are on the right…
About 10 years ago
Commented on Full functionality is available from anywhere in the world with a web browser so everyone is always connected.
The only functionality I am aware of that needs IE is the server farm SSL security administration, which is a seldom touched highly administrative function; of course IE is the only browser that supports ActiveX so I maybe missing something. I would actually argue that there…
About 10 years ago
Commented on The SharePoint Intranet – Pros and Cons
http://blog.blksthl.com/2013/01/14/sharepoint-2013-feature-comparison-chart-all-editions/
Over 10 years ago
Contributed a review of Alfresco: Some of the user interface could be more intuitive but rapid deployment and ease of installation are valuable.
Over 10 years ago
Contributed a review of SharePoint: Full functionality is available from anywhere in the world with a web browser so everyone is always connected.
Over 10 years ago
Answered a question: Would Alfresco give an organization more benefits in terms of cost, features & security as compared to Sharepoint?
What features are you needing and what skills does the organisation have? Alfresco and SharePoint customisation are quite difference skill sets. In terms of cost, both have a free edition (Alfresco Community Edition & SharePoint 2013 Foundation Edition), but only enterprise…
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