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Written by Inna Gordin
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Tuesday, 20 September 2011 17:21 |
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Every year, since 2003, KM World releases the list of trend-setting products for knowledge management. Initially organized into product categories, now it’s a flat ‘Knowledge Management’ list of products (and companies) that includes a broad spectrum of capabilities. Knowledge management isn't an application - it’s an approach to delivering the right information to the right people throughout the entire population of users. It includes Web and enterprise content management systems, enterprise search, document management tools, etc. ...
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Thursday, 14 April 2011 15:09 |
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Creating an End-to-End Application without Code
 This unique book is filled with step-by-step instructions and screenshots and has several objectives. The first objective is to demonstrate the techniques and methodology for developing an Enterprise class application in SharePoint 2010. We will accomplish this by creating a fully functional Employee Absence Tracking application that incorporates many of the characteristics of an Enterprise application. By “Enterprise class” we mean a sophisticated application that addresses the demanding requirements of a large organization. Two significant characteristics of an Enterprise class application are complex functionality and context driven behavior, attributes that we will examine in detail at various times and places in this book.
In this book we use the designation “Enterprise Application” to describe a class of applications that are deployed in organizations that have complex procedural contingencies, are driven by user context, and must be integrated with and access multiple information sources within the organization. Employee Absence Tracking, when implemented robustly to incorporate the complex use case functionality required in most organizations is emblematic of an Enterprise Application. As such the exercise of designing and creating this application will be an object lesson in identifying the numerous Enterprise requirements relevant to an employee absence tracking application and demonstrating how the SharePoint platform can accommodate them effectively and efficiently...
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