(Adrian England) Going through this process and separating content, functionality and aesthetics allows the designs to be considered purely on their own merit and the underlying functionality understood without further explanation or iteration.

(Pawel Misiurewicz) In today’s corporate world business processes are present everywhere. But their sequential automation is not sufficient anymore. It reduces the people taking part in them to simple machine-like elements.

(Scott Robinson) If you’re anticipating pushback from your executive team on implementing SharePoint, you need to build the business case so you can answer the question Why SharePoint 2013? for your company.

(Justin Singer) This post explains Status indicator in details and shows you step by step how to create a Status Indicator in SharePoint 2010.

(Ellen van Aken) In an earlier post, I discussed 4 very common time-consuming processes that you can make more efficient by using SharePoint. But I guess that the next 4, although perhaps less common, still occur quite often.

(Michael Noel and Colin Spence) Many organizations have made the decision to use SharePoint for one or more reasons but are not sure how to start deploying the infrastructure needed by the platform. There are many misconceptions about SharePoint, and further confusing the issue is that the architect

(Jean Paul) In this article we can work on a real-life scenario of putting a document at the top of the results in a search.

(Mike Fleck) It is well documented at this point that some leaked Wikileaks data came from SharePoint sites. Details have emerged regarding how the data relating to the PRISM breach was obtained, and this breach, like Wikileaks, also involved SharePoint.

(Chris Clark) A well designed homepage can be the make or break of an intranet. It forms first impressions of the system and acts as a starting point for a range of tasks and journeys.

(Justin Singer) A Chart Web Part enables users to visualize numerical data and get business insights such as trends at a glance. And the good news is, adding a Chart Web Part on a SharePoint 2010 site is as easy as a few clicks.