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The new mobility features for SharePoint 2010 are actually nice and improved over what was available in SharePoint 2007, however there are some instances (like public internet sites) where you REALLY don’t want SharePoint redirecting users to the...

Day 3 was another busy day down here in New Orleans, where my main focuses on the day were around claims authentication, architecture tuning for SharePoint and the dreaded PowerShell. The first session was really focused on the pains and lessons learned...

I was happy to be able to attend TechEd 2010 in New Orleans this year. Hopefully this post will provide a small recap of what happened from my Point of View on Day 1. We have been hearing all year from Microsoft that they are “All-in” when...

Over the last few days, some products have started to be released into the wild and wanted to put some links together to grab the products available. SharePoint Designer 2010 is now downloadable in a x86 or x64 install.  Make sure to keep all of...

By default, customer fields are open to accounts, contacts, and sometime leads. A common request is to lock down a customer field to a particular entity type or set of entity types. For example, you may want to lock down the customer field on opportunity...

Here’s a not so widely publicized little secret (we didn’t find it anywhere in the Microsoft Update Rollup 9 documentation) that Bart Sneary, our CRM Practice Director, inadvertently discovered shortly after we deployed Rollup to CRM here...

I wrote this post a couple years ago and posted it to my old BlogSpot blog. I continue to find this post very useful, so I wanted to bring it back... ... When working on a system that uses views that rely on other views or stored procs that rely on views...