I loved Groove. And I can say that openly without all the Microsoft haters jumping down my throat because it wasn’t created by Microsoft. Ray Ozzie’s company Groove Networks put this incredible ...

Is Microsoft loosing its Groove? No, but they are changing the name of it. Microsoft Groove 2007 - the collaboration and document sharing software for small teams working online and offline -- is ...

There's more than one way to collaborate and work with SharePoint 2010 (news, site), and Microsoft has SharePoint Workspace 2010 to prove it. Not sure what this Workspace thing is? Let's have a closer ...

The increase of SaaS-based applications and online services provided through web and mobile apps has given rise to a new digital workspace in which employees have most of the tools they need on demand ...

It’s “thinking out loud” Friday. A few days ago the SharePoint Team Blog announced that the Microsoft Office developers conference would now be a track at the SharePoint 2009 conference. No more ...

When Microsoft releases the new version of Groove, it will be changing its name from Microsoft Office Groove 2007 to SharePoint Workspace 2010. (Say that new name three times fast, I dare you.) ...

The next version of Groove is getting a new name; the successor to Microsoft Office Groove 2007 will be SharePoint Workspace 2010. Microsoft claims that this is a natural progression since Groove is ...

The next version of SharePoint is much more of an evolution than a revolution. Microsoft hasn't redefined its collaboration software as much as refined it with updated user interfaces, better use of ...

You can still work with SharePoint even when you're working offline if you optimize your SharePoint Workspace storage architecture. You can't always be connected to SharePoint. For those moments when ...

I recently made more than a hundred mini training videos to help administrators and users understand the incredible features of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007. I started working on ...

With the 2010 versions of its Office servers, and with Office 365, Microsoft began the long task of re-engineering Exchange, Lync and SharePoint for a cloud-first approach. Now with the release of ...