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TechNet: more valuable than I thought it would be

I’m having more fun with my TechNet subscription than I expected to.

It’s a 12-month subscription to pretty much every program Microsoft.  I purchased it because our work has decided not to upgrade to SharePoint 2007, nor to Office 2007, and I need to keep up-to-date with the technology. I am planning on moving on some time (hopefully this year).

I haven’t got around to installing SharePoint yet.  So far I have only installed the standard Office programs but it has been good to learn about each of the new versions. 

I know I could have run the trial version versions, but these are full versions and I don’t have to worry about time limits.  I can also test out various programs that I wouldn’t otherwise touch, like Groove.  (I still haven’t figured out where Groove fits in.  I mean, isn’t it doing similar things to SharePoint, only off-line?)

It’s not cheap, but it’s value for money if you intend to use the full suite.

SharePoint: What works for our site, what doesn’t

RSS and SharePoint 2007

The biggest barriers to implementing SharePoint are not implementing the product, but getting users behind it

SharePoint content editor web parts — now it’s starting to make sense

Always remember your audience

You only benefit from SharePoint if you change how you do things