They have Articulate courses, classroom courses, SharePoint sites, etc. And they currently manage all of this using what I’ve seen at a lot of companies: network drives, naming conventions, some SharePoint. But I’ve seen organizations cobble together solutions using SharePoint more than I’ve seen LCMS solutions. Sound familiar? MORE >>

Our ministry’s IT department over the past few years developed one major collaboration application (consultation tool to develop consolidated Swiss statements for UN), based on MS Sharepoint. Our IT department therefore concludes that MS Sharepoint is the basis on which to build SDC’s collaboration platform. MORE >>

I've been collecting examples of Social Learning in the Workplace for some time now here on this page at my website, but have just come across this major case study on how TELUS is using Sharepoint to embrace social computing and streamline formal learning.  worked with partner imason, will use the system to support learning. MORE >>

The Radicati Group recently published findings suggesting in 2012, Microsoft Exchange (the back-end system that delivers the actual email to the Microsoft Outlook client) holds 53% market share of all enterprise email systems (powered by the Outlook client) yet by 2016 this will jump to 68% market share. This naturally got me thinking. MORE >>

Since 2001, Microsoft has sold well over 100 million licenses  of SharePoint generating more than $1 billion / year in revenue. Enter SharePoint 2010, due to release in Q2 of 2010. 1)      Learning Management System (LMS) Federation. to a collaboration platform itself. SharePoint 2010 has better 2.0 rigour. MORE >>