People are doing some pretty crazy things in order to try to drive much higher rates of adoption for SharePoint in the enterprise. Over the last year an enormous amount of attention has been given to weaving various types of social communication systems into the SharePoint environment. The theory seems to be that since these types of communication systems are popular as stand-alone systems, blending them into a SharePoint environment will provide a reason for more employees to enter the SharePoint environment.
Thursday, February 6, 2014
There’s Real SharePoint Adoption and then there’s just adding “Social”.
There's Real SharePoint Adoption and then there's just adding "Social"
People are doing some pretty crazy things in order to try to drive much higher rates of adoption for SharePoint in the enterprise. Over the last year an enormous amount of attention has been given to weaving various types of social communication systems into the SharePoint environment. The theory seems to be that since these types of communication systems are popular as stand-alone systems, blending them into a SharePoint environment will provide a reason for more employees to enter the SharePoint environment.
People are doing some pretty crazy things in order to try to drive much higher rates of adoption for SharePoint in the enterprise. Over the last year an enormous amount of attention has been given to weaving various types of social communication systems into the SharePoint environment. The theory seems to be that since these types of communication systems are popular as stand-alone systems, blending them into a SharePoint environment will provide a reason for more employees to enter the SharePoint environment.
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