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Recently, I was going over some user stories with a client of mine, and the stories themselves were absolutely awesome. They provided an amazing level of detail, granularity and specificity that is not normally found in user stories that originate from the business. Then again – I guess I was dealing with a group of [...]

SharePoint Saturday Michigan Slides

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For those that attended my “The Fantastic InfoPath Voyage” session at SharePoint Saturday Michigan this past weekend, you may download a PDF of my slides by clicking the link below.

New Article on SharePointBriefing.com

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My latest article has been posted on SharePointBriefing.com.  The title: jQuery and SharePoint Part I – The Easy Way to Load the jQuery Library

Where the @*&#!#$ Are My New WebParts

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Everyone once in a while, we see something kind of weird in SharePoint, and the solution is super simple.

Call It a Ham Sandwich

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I was lucky enough to be the interviewee for an episode of the live blog radio program “Collaboration Pizza” recently.

New Article Posted on SharePointBriefing.com

My latest article for SharePointBriefing.com has been approved and is live on the site.

SharePoint Saturday Columbus Slide Deck Posted

Some of you have been asking why it has taken so long to post my slides from SharePoint Saturday Columbus.

Speaking at SharePoint Saturday Columbus

I will be speaking at SharePoint Saturday Columbus on Saturday, August 14.

June Microsoft Patch May Break SharePoint

While I would love to just be lazy and link out to someone else’s article on this matter, no one has been able to get the product name right yet

Using the SharePoint 2010 Dialog Platform with Forms Services

First things first, thanks to Jomit for his Dialog Platform post, which served as the basis for my work herein. So, I recently had occasion to open up a browser-based Forms Services form from outside of the site collection where the template and the "Save Location" both reside…you know, kind of like one of those [...]