About Me


  • Enterprise Solutions Architect with 11 years of experience
  • Expertise on Microsoft Technologies, ECM, Open Source, Mobility
  • Expertise on SharePoint 2010, MOSS 2007, .Net 4.0 & More
  • Solution Design, Capacity Planning, Performance Tuning, Disaster Recovery
  • Migration experience from Lotus Notes, Plum Tree to SharePoint & Microsoft Technologies

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Improving Performance in SharePoint Sites

Your guide to improve performance in SharePoint. Check following links for more details.
  1. Aptimize - http://www.aptimize.com/web-performance/sharepoint-performance
  2. Fine Tuning Your SharePoint 2010 Environment – Front End Optimizations
  3. Chris O'Brien's Checklist for SharePoint optimization

Performance Optimising SharePoint Sites

  1. http://spmatt.wordpress.com/2012/04/04/performance-optimising-sharepoint-sites-part-1/
  2. http://spmatt.wordpress.com/2012/04/04/performance-optimising-sharepoint-sites-part-2/
  3. http://spmatt.wordpress.com/2012/04/04/performance-optimising-sharepoint-sites-part-3/

VMWare - SharePoint 2010 Best Practices Guide - http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/solutions/SharePoint_2010-Best-Practices-Guide.pdf

Free e-books from Microsoft Press

Microsoft Press has made following books downloadable free in electronic format.  
  • Introducing Windows Server 2012
  • Introducing Microsoft SQL Server 2012
  • Introducing Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2
  • Introducing Windows Server 2008 R2
  • Understanding Microsoft Virtualization Solutions
All these books are available in - PDF, Mobi (Kindle) and epub. Download your copy today by clicking on the specific book image or direct link.
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For more free eBooks from Microsoft Press, access following link

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Are you ready for SharePoint 15?

On 12-May-2010 (exactly 2 years back) Microsoft released SharePoint 2010. It created lot of hype in the CMS world.
Do you think it met with expectation and adoption rate?

Now, we started talking about SharePoint 15. As per the leaked Microsoft Roadmap, release of SharePoint 15 is around the corner.
Are you ready for SharePoint 15?

Based on my interaction with multiple clients, I understand that there are many companies yet to migrate to SharePoint 2010. They are still validating whether SharePoint 2010 is the right platform investment to move from MOSS 2007 (SharePoint 2007). I am not sure whether it is a good idea to release new product when it is in early stages of adoption.

I would like to hear your thoughts on this.

Monday, May 7, 2012

SharePoint adoption kit for your organization

Ah… What to do now? I have SharePoint 2010 intranet implement but not many employees are adopting it. 
  1. Did we waste Thousands / Millions of dollars moving to SharePoint 2010? 
  2. How should I improve user adoptionrate in my organization and how to engage them using Intranet.

I think this the exact statement runs thru most of your minds. Keeping this in mind Microsoft released an Adoption Kit for SharePoint 2010 and can be downloaded from following location.

Cheers!

Top SharePoint Sites

  • Do you have an Intranet / Internet developed in SharePoint 2010?
  • Do you want to know which SharePoint intranet site best in the world?
  • Do you want to know what type of design trends other companies are following for SharePoint 2010 implementation?
  • Do you want to compete with others to be best intranet?
  • Then visit "www.topsharepoint.com" and http://www.wssdemo.com/livepivot


 Excellent site for understanding current SharePoint UI trends and how other companies are using SharePoint.

SharePoint 2010 Guidance

I encourage all SharePoint consultants / developers to read thru and follow the guidance recommended by Microsoft in developing SharePoint 2010 Applications.

Download SharePoint 2010 Guidance

This Guidance document talks about (brief overview by Microsoft)
  • Application and design patterns to address common development challenges.
  • Architectural decisions that affect site topology and security.
  • How to design and implement SharePoint applications that are scalable, manageable, and configurable.
  • How to decide between design options, such as how to choose between a list and database.
  • How to design a SharePoint application for testability, how to create unit tests, and how to run continuous integration tests.
  • How to manage the application life cycle through the development, test, deployment, and upgrade stages
  • How to implement a team-based development environment.