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Geo-Replicator for SharePoint by Infonic

Deployment >> Replication

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"The infonic technical folks were great and have jumped on planes when required."

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Recovery Manager for SharePoint by Quest

Administration >> Backup & Recovery

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Granular recovery of anything in the backup of your SharePoint content database

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SharePoint Cascaded Lookup by SharePointBoost

Content Management >> Content Organization

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Lightning Conductor Extends Built-in CQWP Functionality
Written by Jeremy Caney   

review3 (Rating 3 out of 5)

Lightning Conductor effectively wraps the built-in Content Query Web Part (CQWP) from Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 in a user-friendly interface.  Whereas the CQWP requires that the user modify either the Web Part Definition XML file or the ItemStyle XSL file to accomplish common tasks (such as adding fields or converting data types), Lightning Conductor wraps this functionality in user-friendly controls exposed via the tool pane ...

 
Displaying Data More Efficiently with Quest Web Parts for SharePoint

review4 (Rating: 4 our of 5)

SharePoint implementations are currently growing. This is because IT teams can leverage scalability possibilities offered and also because end users can completely configure or create applications. Out-of-the-box SharePoint forms are quite simple and cannot be configured without some customizations (using Microsoft SharePoint Designer) or development (with Visual Studio)...

 
Solid Tagging Feature with Basic Taxonomy
Written by Jeremy Caney   

review3 (Rating 3 out of 5)

This KWizCom product was clearly built first and foremost for tagging, with taxonomy management thrown in as an extra bonus. As a result, implementers will likely get more features than they’d expect from a standard tagging solution – such as the ability to select tags from a list.

 
Replicator for SharePoint by Syntergy: Easy to Install, Quick to Configure
Written by Ron Charity   

review5 (Rating: 5 out of 5)
Review Summary: The Syntergy Replicator for SharePoint provides inter-farm replication services for MOSS 2007 and WWW v3.0. The installation and configuration manuals are well written and provide you with screen shots so you know where to find things and have a sense of context no matter what step you’re in during setup.

 
Migrate data from Lotus Notes to SharePoint with Quest Notes Migrator

review4 (Rating 4 out of 5)

A few years ago some big companies started to consolidate their Microsoft environment and decided to use SharePoint as their collaboration platform. Without data, software is nothing, so migration phase is really important. There are tools that are available in the market for migrating data from a Lotus Environment to a SharePoint environment...

 
Taxonomy Extension by SharePartXXL Integrates Nicely with MOSS 2007
Written by Jeremy Caney   

review4 (Rating 4 out of 5)

The Taxonomy Extension by SharePointXXL enables documents and list items to be organized cross-site as part of a connected network model. It is, for the most part, a very well thought-out product which cleverly takes advantage of the intrinsic structure of SharePoint in order to provide a lot of functionality not considered by other tagging or taxonomy systems ...

 
Executing Relationships Between Lists with Bamboo's List Integrity Web Part
Written by Richard Harbridge   

review5 (Rating: 4 out of 5)

List Integrity Web part by Bamboo Solutions is one of those controls I have used to solve specific parent/child relationship issues I had in the past. If you don't have the time to develop a simple way to execute relationships between lists this might be something you want to look at ...

 
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