Microsoft Launches SharePoint And Office 2010: What You Need To Know

Air Date: Friday, May 14, 2010

Cost: $250

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Who should attend: Content & Collaboration professionals

Description:

On May 12, 2010, Microsoft launches its 2010 wave of products, including SharePoint and Office 2010 — and as an I&KM professional, you're going to need to quickly grasp what it means for your enterprise. Five of Forrester's information and knowledge management analysts share their views on what Microsoft's 2010 offerings mean to the collaboration, productivity, search, and records management markets. Learn how the rollout of 2010 products will affect your business technology objectives going forward.

Agenda:

• What are the top changes to the SharePoint and Office 2010 feature set?
• What factors should drive your decision to upgrade?
• How will this release affect information management strategies in the near future and long term?

Vendors mentioned: Microsoft

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SharePoint 2010: Search Improved, But Think Twice About FAST Search Upgrade

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SharePoint 2010: A More Viable Cloud Option

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