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By David Petersen, September 30, 2009 1:37 pm

I just submitted my presentation for SharePoint Saturday – Kansas City on 12-12-2009. I have given many presentations but never at a SharePoint conference.   I am stoked!   Here’s a brief outline.    I would appreciate any feedback or suggestions.

I wish I knew that before I implemented SharePoint!

I have heard that statement many times. In fact, I have uttered that exact phrase at least once! Because of the different ways SharePoint is introduced into organizations, sometimes things just don’t go right. This session will help you formulate a plan and give you pointers to successfully implement SharePoint in your organization.

Topics Covered

1. What are we building? Beyond the hype!
2. Who’s playing? Selecting your team.
3. Don’t forget HAL. What hardware do we have?
4. Lock it up. What security?
5. Someone has to install it!
6. Wire Me Up! Why wire frames are your best friend.
7. Sites, Webs, Libraries, Lists! Lions, Tigers and Bears. Oh my!
8. Governance. The who, what, when, where, how.
9. You say meeta, I say meta. Beyond the file system.
10. Train! Stay on track.

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By David Petersen, September 25, 2009 1:52 pm

This is a great reference for when you are installing SharePoint. A great reference for all of the different User accounts needed by SharePoint.

Best Practice for User Accounts When Installing MOSS

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By David Petersen, September 25, 2009 8:12 am

I like this post because it illustrates how JQuery can make your UI code more efficient. Look at the code examples in this post. What once took 6 lines of code only takes one using JQuery. Of course, you have the overhead of loading the JQuery framework – but if you are doing a lot of client-side manipulation of the user interface then look to how JQuery can help you be more efficient.

Low impact text changing in SharePoint with jQuery