I published an article on MSD2D this month titled "Publishing Content Using SharePoint - Content Access Security". It is my intention to focus on how to implement SharePoint in real-world scenarios. This topic is covered to some extend but, in my opinion, not anywhere enough. As I am sure many of you will agree, there is an evolutionary process that occurs when a new product such as SharePoint is released. I have seen this evolution process with SharePoint start with new discussion forums, companies providing education and services, companies providing integration and extensions, vendor feedback, new product releases, etc., etc., etc... Moving on to the next phase in this evolution is to implement the solution.
I have had few conversations with David Cragg, president of MSD2D, and asked if he would be interested in hosting a few new discussion forums for these types of topics. Well, sure enough, we now have new discussion forums to discuss topics such as Developing a Taxonomy, Educating and Supporting End Users and Publishing Content. I will certainly be monitoring these forums and sharing my experiences. I do hope to see you there!
About bmixon
I have been working in the technology industry since the early 1980's. I started my career with goals of designing circuits and computers but quickly learned I had a gift for software development. I spent the first 7 years writing software for embedded systems in the robotics industry. Afterwords I moved into applying technology to solve business problems; I have been doing so ever since.
I am currently the principal owner of Mixon Consulting, providing training and technology solutions for SharePoint, Collaboration, Intranets, Extranets, eBusiness, Knowledge Management and Business Process Management (BPM).
I have extensive skills with design, architecture and the implementation of Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) 2003, SharePoint Portal Server (SPS) 2003, Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) v3, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 and related Microsoft Client/Server technologies. Other core technical competencies include development experience in C/C++, C#, .NET, ASP.NET, Web Services, Windows Workflow Foundation, MSMQ, and other leading Microsoft developer platforms/technologies.
In January 2007, I was honored with my second annual Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award for my continued efforts and dedication to growing and helping the SharePoint community.
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