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PLM Prompt: The true cost of MS SharePoint

PLM Prompt: The true cost of MS SharePoint
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2 July, 2009 | 0 min for reading

Short prompt on very good article The True Cost of MS SharePoint. Comprehensive analyses related to IT, business and MS SharePoint implementation.

I had chance to discuss SharePoint in multiple blog posts on plmtwine:

SharePoint PLM Paradox?

SharePoint Social Platform capability for SolidWorks

How PLM can re-use SharePoint Social Network Capabilities?

Microsoft’s Cloud-y Future, SharePoint and PLM Collaboration

Do you have any experience with your organization related to SharePoint and Product Lifecycle Management? It will be interesting if you can share your experience about this.

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