(Steven Mann, Ray Barley, Aneel Ismaily, Jim Pletscher and Chuck Rivel) The considerations and steps for installing and configuring Reporting Services in SharePoint Integrated mode are the topic of this chapter.

(K. G. Sreeju Nair) It is essential to have proper backup/restore strategy in place for your SharePoint farms. SharePoint 2010 provides three types of tools for backup/restore for your server farm.

(Miles) SharePoint 2010 seems to be gaining traction both among its existing customer base and with companies looking for new web content management (WCM) systems.

(Michael Panciroli) If you have seen the new Asset Library in SharePoint 2010 your probably as pleased as I am with the improvements in managing digital assets over SharePoint 2007. You also may have seen how metadata encoded in the image including dimensions, date taken, author, comments and copyr

(Vijai Anand) In this article we will be seeing how to remove the tab and the group from the ribbon interface in list form.

(Scott Jamison) SharePoint 2010 is a popular tool for creating Intranets, customer portals, and almost any web-based solution, and as such, certification in SharePoint is highly valued by organizations looking to implement SharePoint.

(Ricky Kirkham) If you like to use the LINQ to SharePoint provider to perform your SharePoint data queries in server-side code, sooner or later you will encounter a certain tension between the strongly typed world of LINQ queries and the decentralized nature of SharePoint.

(Pravinkumar Dabade) In this article, we will see how to create and deploy a SharePoint Dashboard which contains SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) 2008 reports. We will also see some references of how to create a Chart and Tablix report and deploy them to Report Server.

(Pravinkumar Dabade) In this article, we will see how to automate business process by designing workflows using SharePoint Designer 2010. We will also see how to design and integrate InfoPath 2010, which is introduced in SharePoint Designer 2010 with our workflow.

(Lafe Low) SharePoint was born out of a simple idea: to simplify sharing documents. A widely used collaboration and content-sharing platform has grown from that simple idea.