SouthEast Productivity

A few days ago I had two separate meetings with clients who had organizational needs around streaming audio and video content within their Enterprise organizations for communications, training, and more. In both cases the clients had existing SharePoint 2007 instances in place with plans to move to 2010. However, they also were considering additional media functionality beyond what SharePoint provides natively out of the box. In this Michael on the Go video I discuss what SharePoint offers media streaming wise out of the box as well as how that can be extended. I also discuss the rich media delivery possible with IIS Smooth Streaming. Finally, I discuss how both IIS Smooth Streaming and SharePoint can be integrated to provide the best of both worlds.

The other day I received a great question via Facebook around whether or not having a social interactive presence on a SharePoint instantiation would drive increased sight intuitiveness as navigational ease of use. While at a first glance this may seem to be the case it is not in fact necessarily so. In this Michael on the Go video I discuss sight intuitiveness, social interactions, and usability activities that can drive ease of use for your corporate SharePoint instance.

In this video Productivity Pundit Michael Gannotti tackles the problem of all day, unplugged, digital note taking. Using a Fujitsu Q550 Windows 7 Slate along with Microsoft OneNote 2010 Michael shows how mobile digital workers can easily create content that is compatible with existing systems and shareable with fellow colleagues.

In this video Productivity Pundit Michael Gannotti shows how using a Fujitsu Q550 Windows 7 Tablet running Word 2010 enables seamless productivity when publishing blog posts to a SharePoint 2010 site. All on the go.

In this special guest segment of Coffee Talk we take a look how you can get a holistic view or your organizations software and hardware using MAPs and then visualize it for manipulation using PowerPivot for Excel.