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By Posted on Posted in 21apps, Assurance, Best Practices, Business Analysis, Business Process Management, Collaboration, Dialogue mapping, Governance, Human Process Management, IBIS, Information Architecture, Issue Mapping, Knowledge management, Managed Metadata, planning, Process Improvement, Project Management, Risk, SamePage, Seven Sigma, shared understanding, SharePoint, Speaking presentation, Strategy, user engagement, Wicked Problems, Workshop 2 Comments Tagged with , , , ,

Hi all I just thought I would check-in with some updates on happenings and some upcoming travels. In less then 2 weeks now, I will be in London with Andrew Woodward and Ant Clay of 21apps for the second SharePoint …

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By Posted on Posted in Best Practices, BPM, Business Analysis, Business Process Management, cognitive bias, Collaboration, Governance, HPM, Human Process Management, Information Architecture, Non Linear Process, organisational culture, planning, Process Improvement, Seven Sigma, shared understanding, Six Sigma, Strategy, user engagement, web2.0, Wicked Problems, Workflows 1 Comment

  The facets of collaboration Part 1–Meet robot barbie The facets of collaboration Part 2–Enter the matrix! The facets of collaboration Part 3-The feature jigsaw The facets of collaboration Part 4 – BPM vs. HPM The facets of collaboration Part …

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By Posted on Posted in Analysis, Assurance, Best Practices, Business Analysis, Collaboration, Governance, Information Architecture, Knowledge management, planning, Process Improvement, Project Management, Records Management, shared understanding, SharePoint, Strategy, user engagement, web2.0, Wicked Problems 3 Comments

  The facets of collaboration Part 1–Meet robot barbie The facets of collaboration Part 2–Enter the matrix! The facets of collaboration Part 3-The feature jigsaw The facets of collaboration Part 4 – BPM vs. HPM The facets of collaboration Part …

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By Posted on Posted in Business Analysis, Collaboration, Governance, Information Architecture, Knowledge management, organisational culture, Process Improvement, shared understanding, SharePoint, Strategy, user engagement 5 Comments

  The facets of collaboration Part 1–Meet robot barbie The facets of collaboration Part 2–Enter the matrix! The facets of collaboration Part 3-The feature jigsaw The facets of collaboration Part 4 – BPM vs. HPM The facets of collaboration Part …

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By Posted on Posted in Business Analysis, Collaboration, Governance, Information Architecture, Knowledge management, Process Improvement, shared understanding, SharePoint, social fragmentation, Strategy, user engagement, web2.0

  The facets of collaboration Part 1–Meet robot barbie The facets of collaboration Part 2–Enter the matrix! The facets of collaboration Part 3-The feature jigsaw The facets of collaboration Part 4 – BPM vs. HPM The facets of collaboration Part …

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By Posted on Posted in Assurance, Business Analysis, Cognexus, Collaboration, Conference, Dialogue mapping, Facilitation, Governance, IBIS, Information Architecture, Issue Mapping, Jeff Conklin, Knowledge management, planning, Process Improvement, Project Management, Reviews, Risk, SamePage, Seven Sigma, shared understanding, SharePoint, social fragmentation, Speaking presentation, Strategy, Training, user engagement, Wicked Problems, Workshop 4 Comments Tagged with , , ,

Hi all A big chunk of last year had me off under a metaphorical mushroom, putting together several days of courseware on the topic of SharePoint Governance and Information Architecture. My take on these topics are influenced from some odd …

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By Posted on Posted in Application Development, Information Architecture, Managed Metadata, Migration, SharePoint, Troubleshooting

Hiya [Note: I have written another article that illustrates a process for migrating the entire term store between farms.] My colleague Chris Tomich, recently saved the day with a nice PowerShell script that makes the management and migration of managed …

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By Posted on Posted in Analysis, Best Practices, Business Analysis, Collaboration, Facilitation, Governance, Knowledge management, organisational culture, planning, Process Improvement, Project Management, Risk, shared understanding, SharePoint, Strategy, Training, user engagement, Wicked Problems 14 Comments

Michal Pisarek wrote a nice write-up of what makes a good SharePoint Analyst. I feel I have something to offer here, given that I… am a cynical old bastard am an opinionated old bastard have had some opportunities that not …

SharePoint Analysts–Stop analysing! Read more »

By Posted on Posted in Best Practices, Business Analysis, cognitive bias, Dialogue mapping, Governance, IBIS, Issue Mapping, Jeff Conklin, Knowledge management, organisational culture, Perth, Process Improvement, Seven Sigma, shared understanding, SharePoint, social fragmentation, Strategy, user engagement, Wicked Problems, Workshop No Comments

I don’t know about you, but as a SharePoint practitioner, I love the fact that I do not do SharePoint full-time anymore. I’d like to take some time to explain why this is the case, and how my non IT …

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By Posted on Posted in Governance, InfoPath, Information Architecture, Office 2010, Offline Access, SharePoint, SharePoint Designer, SharePoint Workspace 2010, SP2010, SPD 18 Comments

As the SharePoint 2010 dust settles, gushing praise and inflated expectations are slowly replaced by the cold hard reality, as people come to grips with the limitations of the product. One such area is with the managed metadata service. Don’t …

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