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Author Archives: Andrew Woodward
The missing link in all SharePoint Projects
Lots have been written in the SharePoint community about the product, how it helps people collaborate better and strategies for user adoption. This has been an area that I have spent a lot of time both working on, researching and … Continue reading
The Visual Thinking Revolution is Here!
If you have followed our activities over the past year or so you may have noticed that we have become a lot more visual in what we do and how we present information. It’s not that we’ve gone all “arty-farty” … Continue reading
Video: The Simple Value of SharePoint
Just before Christmas I uploaded a short video/animation that shows the simple value of sharepoint. Based on feedback I’ve updated this to include a voice over that I hope really adds value… would love your feedback and if you think … Continue reading
Building Trust as you roll out SharePoint
One of the big challenges with rolling out anything that changes the way people work is getting people to accept it and make the transition. This post isn’t looking at the wider subject of user adoption strategies but covers a … Continue reading
Cartoon: Estimates
This cartoon was from Paul Culmsee and supports his blog series on estimating and this one on Charlie Sheen (trust me you will enjoy).
Speaking at Channel Islands 1st SharePoint User Group
Very pleased to say that we have been asked to support the 1st Channel Islands SharePoint User Group meeting on Feb 9th. Gus Fraser (@gusfraser) recently made the move to Jersey and being active in the SharePoint community has worked … Continue reading
Cartoon: Dawning Realisation
This was inspired by the times when I’ve been with business users working through their requirements. Its seems inevitable that a requirement crops up that is part of Enterprise Edition – which IT decided wasn’t affordable.
Change only happens when you avoid being pickled!
Prescott’s Pickle Principle: “Cucumbers get more pickled than brine gets cucumbered.” The principle describes the effect of people who join an organisation (as a cucumber in the analogy) full of enthusiasm, only to find over time they become just another … Continue reading
Dogfooding for 2012
Microsoft use the term dogfooding, as in to eat your own dog food, when they refer to people inside the company using the latest version of windows or office long before its shipped to customers. This way they get really … Continue reading
21apps featured in the latest Innovation Games Newsletter! 