“We remain committed to our customer’s on-premises and do not consider SharePoint Server 2016 to be the last on-premises server release.” -- Bill Baer, SharePoint Senior Product Manager blog post, May 4, 2016. With the release of SharePoint 2016 last week, Microsoft confirmed its commitment to providing a powerful and innovative on-premises SharePoint platform. [...]
There was so much covered in Microsoft's Future of SharePoint presentation today! Here are the key takeaways, from our perspective: SharePoint On-premises Is Here To Stay Microsoft is committed to maintaining and improving SharePoint on-premises. Coming in 2017, Microsoft will release feature pack updates for SharePoint Server 2016. Feature packs will take a subset [...]
Microsoft Azure allows businesses to easily offload on-premises IT functions to the cloud, helping move them towards becoming truly cloud-based enterprises. Since Azure dwells within the Microsoft ecosystem, it also tightly integrates with other Microsoft solutions, such as SQL Server, Office 365, and SharePoint. In future articles, we will address some of the common [...]
If you’ve read anything about SharePoint 2016, you’ve probably heard about MinRole. But what is MinRole? How will it help your business? Bill Baer, Senior Product Marketing Manager for SharePoint at Microsoft, puts it this way: “MinRole is designed to transform guidance into code, simplifying deployment and scale with SharePoint ensuring a request is [...]
Recently, we posted about how Microsoft SharePoint and Office 365 are “particularly well-suited” to managing user access requests and other critical security needs, such as security policy management and employee training. In this article, we highlight a security feature Microsoft has built in to both SharePoint Online (Office 365) and the new SharePoint 2016 release: Data [...]
Last December, we posted a blog article about how Microsoft SharePoint is “particularly well-suited” to manage user access requests. With the right enhancements and configurations, SharePoint can give teams the power to regulate access to physical and digital resources and thereby protect their organization's security. Controlling who has what access to data and systems is [...]
Crow Canyon is preparing for the SharePoint 2016 RTM, which could come as early as next month. We are busy updating our applications and web parts to be fully SharePoint 2016-compatible. Meanwhile, here are some resources to help you prepare for this major new version of SharePoint. Webinar: Data Loss Prevention (DLP) in SharePoint 2016 [...]
This year promises to bring some exciting new changes to the IT scene, the most notable of which will be the introduction of SharePoint 2016 in the second quarter. If you want to catch up on some of the expected features, please check out our article, SharePoint 2016: It's All About the Cloud. With SharePoint [...]
We at Crow Canyon have been busy getting ready for SharePoint 2016. We are adapting our SharePoint applications for the new release and testing out new features. Meanwhile, we have prepared a bunch of information to help you get ready also! We hope you find this information useful. We will be adding to it [...]
We all know that mobile is big. Actually, it’s huge. Here are some stats to convey the “hugeness”: 80% of Internet users worldwide own a smartphone By 2016 there will be 10 billion mobile Internet devices used globally The number of mobile users passed the number of desktop users last year 89% of mobile users’ [...]
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