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    SharePoint has its pros and cons, but avoiding pain depends more on an organization's situational factors than the product. This webcast covers the good capabilities of SharePoint, its holes, and the parts that can get ugly.  Video

  • Checklist for harnessing Microsoft SharePoint governance

    Use these Microsoft SharePoint governance pointers to get your enterprise sites under control.  Tip

  • Take control of SharePoint security with authorization techniques

    Learn more about granting users access to functions and content through SharePoint security authorization.  Tip

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