SharePoint: 10 Things You Wish They Had Told You, Part 1
SharePoint customers and developers often experience common problems; these solutions can help.
by Sahil Malik
September 8, 2008
n this article, I am going to talk about five things from an architect or management point of view that you will probably end up wishing you had known before you started your SharePoint project. In part two of this article I will follow up with five more things targeted specifically for the SharePoint developer.
One fine day, I put my customer hat on and decided to learn about "What is SharePoint?" I browsed around to find Microsoft's description of the product, and found the following:
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n this article, I am going to talk about five things from an architect or management point of view that you will probably end up wishing you had known before you started your SharePoint project. In part two of this article I will follow up with five more things targeted specifically for the SharePoint developer.
