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.
Showing posts with label Governance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Governance. Show all posts
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.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
If Your Feet aren’t on the Ground, Your Head Should be in the Cloud
If Your Feet aren't on the Ground, Your Head Should be in the Cloud
If you’re in senior management and considering the question of implementing your SharePoint intranet in the Cloud versus using your own servers (or dedicated hosted servers), I’ve got good news. It’s easy to make the right choice if you briefly consider the following factors.
If you’re in senior management and considering the question of implementing your SharePoint intranet in the Cloud versus using your own servers (or dedicated hosted servers), I’ve got good news. It’s easy to make the right choice if you briefly consider the following factors.
Monday, October 21, 2013
Answer to SharePoint Adoption: Surprise! It’s Not Yammer!
Answer to SharePoint Adoption: Surprise! It's Not Yammer!
Get Corporate Communications involved.
If you are familiar with SharePoint, then you are well aware that lack of adoption is an almost universal issue in the community. Several high-caliber studies indicate adoption rates as low as 22% (and that’s using the measurement of one visit per day!)
Want SharePoint Adoption?
Get Corporate Communications involved.
If you are familiar with SharePoint, then you are well aware that lack of adoption is an almost universal issue in the community. Several high-caliber studies indicate adoption rates as low as 22% (and that’s using the measurement of one visit per day!)
Monday, October 7, 2013
4 Keys to SharePoint Adoption: Key #1
4 Keys to SharePoint Adoption: Key #1
In this Four Part Blog Series, we will focus on, what we think are, the most important solutions to achieving a higher SharePoint Adoption rate inside an organization.
Key #1: Valuable Content
In this Four Part Blog Series, we will focus on, what we think are, the most important solutions to achieving a higher SharePoint Adoption rate inside an organization.
Saturday, September 14, 2013
SharePoint Training Strategies Don’t Work
Sharepoint Training Strategies Don't Work
SharePoint’s Number One Problem is Poor Adoption
A recent IDC poll indicated that only 22% of the employee base use SharePoint on a regular basis. As if the negative ROI of this situation weren’t bad enough, another study shows that the cost of supporting SharePoint can be over $40 per person per month. According to a Osterman research study, 46% of employees say that poor training is the reason for the poor adoption.
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