Tag: Pitfalls

  • Pitfalls of Migration @ SPTechCon [TEASER]

    For those of you that have the ability to make the trek to the SharePoint Technology Conference (aka SPTechCon) later this month, you’re in for a treat for the session “Pitfalls of Migration”. Definitely something to check out if you’re looking for some tried and true knowledge along with wit and humour from two SharePoint…

  • Princeton SharePoint User Group

    This evening, Scott Hoag and I presented a session on the Pitfalls of Migrating to SharePoint 2010 up in Princeton, New Jersey at the Princeton SharePoint User Group (PrincetonSUG, not PrincetonSPUG). If you live in the Princeton area, be sure to register on the Princeton SUG Meetup.com site so that you’re in the know about…

  • Capital Area .Net SharePoint Special Interest Group Presentation

    This past Wednesday evening, Scott Hoag and I had the privilege of sharing the evening with the Capital Area .Net SharePoint Special Interest Group, hosted by Excella in the Navy League building in Arlington, VA. The crowd was lively and engaged and we even had Nick Inglis, Mack Sigman, Stacey Draper, David Berry and Cicely…

  • Capital Area .NET SharePoint User Group

    Last week I received an e-mail from my colleague and coffee drinking buddy who is one of the coordinators for the Capital Area .NET SharePoint User Group asking if I’d be interested in presenting at their monthly meeting. After checking with my com padre, Scott Hoag, further discussion ensued as to whether or not to…

  • SharePoint Saturday Virginia Beach – Slide Deck

    For anyone looking around for the slides from the presentation that Scott Hoag and I presented this past Saturday at SharePoint Saturday Virginia Beach on 7 January 2012 is available below… Pitfalls of Migrating to SharePoint 2010 #SPSVBhttp://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=hoag-usher-pitfallsofmigratingtosharepoint2010-spsvb-120109085741-phpapp02&stripped_title=pitfalls-of-migrating-to-sharepoint-2010-spsvb&userName=spdan View more presentations from Dan Usher.