I was so excited at the first time I attended the big event called Microsoft Tech Day 2011 Viet Nam slogan-named Unleash IT strength for your business organized by Microsoft Vietnam at Duxton Hotel Saigon where I saw a lot of attendees who are working, and focusing on Microsoft products and technologies from development, infrastructure boundary, and especially Microsoft cloud computing, which might change the world in the future.
I’m having a controversy with my Filipino colleague regarding why we use managed metadata for organization just because it’s mandatory so end-user feels uncomfortable when using it so far. Moreover, I’ve seen that some people said that managed metadata in SharePoint 2010 was frustrating due to some limitations on Managed Metadata column from not supporting InfoPath, SharePoint Workspace to View limitation …etc. I didn’t intend to justify those limitations on Managed Metadata column because, as you see clearly, it’s undeniable… Continue reading
I’ve had a strong attachment for Visio for 3 years since I wrote my first book, which was guidance on how to use Microsoft Office Visio 2010 from End-User perspective, for Microsoft Vietnam. As you know, Microsoft Visio 2010 helps you simplify complexity with dynamic visuals, sketch your topology out, and new ways to share on the Web in real time. With a set of rich templates, you can create an organizational chart, a network diagram or a business process… Continue reading
As you predict, SharePoint Conference 2011 attracts a tremendous number of its fans around the world to come to Anaheim for the biggest SharePoint party in the year. Over 7500 attendees from Administrator, Developer to Business User are learning 240 breakout sessions and enjoying awesome parties there from sponsors or groups. Unfortunately if you couldn’t be there but you still keep getting news from a lot of SharePoint guys through Facebook, Google+ especially Twitter.
At 3rd SharePoint Saturday Vietnam, I gave the presentation regarding deploying managed metadata, which is new in SharePoint 2010 allowing you to store terms, keyword, managed metadata or so on in order to make your rich information across organization. How do you think about managed metadata comparing with metadata? Both definitions are metadata that is described on a lot of resources through Internet even you couldn’t understand quickly once you’ve read “data about data“, however, managed metadata in my opinion… Continue reading
