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7 Articles match "Database","Integration","Sharepoint"
The Latest from the Nonprofit Technology Community
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Sunday, November 15, 2009
It’s described as a “tool for integrating incoming emails with business processes.&# It lets me take those dumb blobs and ferret out the necessary bits and pieces of the message, shaping them, cleaning them up, adding value in terms of structure, and then, gently slipping that data into a giant database. mean it. But I do.
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Monday, September 14, 2009
Key is having a good understanding of the document types you need, so that you don't have too many of them but you're differentiating properly; making solid choices about directory structure (which, with KnowledgeTree, controls security) and metadata; and, as with any database, getting all of this right before you get too far into the use.
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Monday, July 13, 2009
For the past four years or so, at two different organizations, I've been evaluating Microsoft's Sharepoint 2007 as a Portal/Intranet/Business Process Management solution. Sharepoint 2007 (aka MOSS) is not free, but I can pick it up via Techsoup for a song. So, why does Sharepoint scare me?
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The Best from the Nonprofit Technology Community
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Monday, July 13, 2009
For the past four years or so, at two different organizations, I've been evaluating Microsoft's Sharepoint 2007 as a Portal/Intranet/Business Process Management solution. Sharepoint 2007 (aka MOSS) is not free, but I can pick it up via Techsoup for a song. So, why does Sharepoint scare me?
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Sunday, November 15, 2009
It’s described as a “tool for integrating incoming emails with business processes.&# It lets me take those dumb blobs and ferret out the necessary bits and pieces of the message, shaping them, cleaning them up, adding value in terms of structure, and then, gently slipping that data into a giant database. mean it. But I do.
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Monday, September 14, 2009
Key is having a good understanding of the document types you need, so that you don't have too many of them but you're differentiating properly; making solid choices about directory structure (which, with KnowledgeTree, controls security) and metadata; and, as with any database, getting all of this right before you get too far into the use.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2007
built a photo management system with SharePoint. My DAM system is a testament to the flexibility of SharePoint. With database design, the same things hold true, despite the intervening years. Between you and me, with SharePoint, backwards thinking is required. SharePoint leaves you wondering. love it. stp) file.
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Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Open Source Backend Database Solutions (Zen and the art of Nonprofit Technology) A roundup of open source backend databases used by programmers to build applications - like MySQL, PostgreSQL and more. Ten Web 2.0 Nonprofit Networks Part Three: Using Technology to Build Connectivity (Bamboo Project) A great, although Web 2.0
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Wednesday, January 3, 2007
You can put them directly into your database, like Salesforce. Koral is a pretty slick web-based ECM that is much better than I remember Sharepoint being. And it has an integration with Salesforce , as well as a desktop app that makes uploading easy. But one place where we’re still struggling is how to deal with files.
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Microsoft quietly launched their free Microsoft Search Server 2008 product earlier this year as a product that heavily leverages the same Enterprise Search technology found in their Sharepoint 2007 product. The search is fully integrated into the main website. Price: A quick and easy win for Microsoft. Reporting. Result Summaries.
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