Mindsharp Seminar on Organizing Your Information
I'll be conducting a two-day seminar on how to organize information with SharePoint 2010 in mind. You can attend this seminar either in person here in sunny MSP or online from the comfort of your own desk or home. What follows here is the syllabus for this event. Please note the cost is $495/registrant, but each company represented will receive $3000 in coupons for Summit 7 and Mindsharp services, which are good for one year from the date of the seminar. Dates: December 15-16 Location: Minneapolis and Online Cost: $495/registrant Who: Bill English, MVP, speaking on the topic outlined below Watch

SharePoint Best Practices Conference for 2010
I'm pleased to announce that the SharePoint Best Practices Conference for 2010 will be held at the Reston Hyatt outside of Washington, DC, August 24-26 with a post conference on August 27. Please mark these dates on your calendar. We'll be publishing a formal call for speakers in the near future and should have the web site ready for registrations within a few weeks. However, if you want to ensure that you have a registration at the conference or want to know that you'll be notified about the call for speakers, then please email me directly at bill@ebacompanies.com. I look forward to see you there at the conference. It should be

Mindsharp at the SharePoint Conference 2009
Check out these links of presentations from our booth at the SPC 2009: Bill English Ben Curry Will post more later. Bill English, MVPEBA Companies

Mindsharp Launches UserVersity
UserVersity is a turn-key, end user solution designed to propel end-user adoption and proficiency with SharePoint. UserVersity is Mindsharp's latest update in our end-user products. You can learn all about it on the Mindsharp web site. Bill English, MVPEBA Companies

Generational SharePoint: Understanding Generational Differences in SharePoint Adoption
I often read books and articles that are not technology related. Recently, my sister called me to recommend a book that she had started reading for her job in fundraising for non-profits. So, I took a look at "When Generations Collide" and found some interesting concepts on how the different generations view life and work and then began to think about how that would impact a SharePoint deployment. Not that everything I read is filtered through the SharePoint deployment experience, but after I had read several chapters, I knew that there were direct applications that we could use. What follows in this post are some raw thoughts that I'll likely refine over time. W