Re: sharepoint pricing
Mark Levison <mark-r0EpITdELjZWk0Htik3J/[email protected]>
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On Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 10:46 AM, Cory Foy <[email protected]>wrote: > > > [Disclaimer: I used to work for MSFT, and helped develop the Premier > MOSS Admin and Developer classes for 2007/WSS3.0] > > I disagree pretty strongly. SharePoint is a pretty decent way to share > documents and control permissions in environments where the SysAdmins > think they have to have 2 weeks and 7 requests to create a group. It > allows people to create hierarchies, share (and version!) documents, and > brings a lot of power to non-IT folk. > Ok, I've often found it used instead of a wiki, you're right its good for sharing access to documents. The limitation is that you don't see their contents until you download them. In the cases I've seen a wiki would be far more useful. In one case the sharepoint for a project I was running was more complex in its structure than the project itself. I'm beginning to see where sharepoint would deliver value. > > But for internal use, for document sharing and collaboration, for > versioning, etc, it's not bad at all - especially to non-technical users. > Thanks for showing me the error of my flippant remarks. Cheers Mark