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PLM Excel and SharePoint Search Option

PLM Excel and SharePoint Search Option
Oleg
Oleg
6 August, 2010 | 0 min for reading

I read a very good summary of SharePoint 2010 Search Features by Agnes Molnar on End User SharePoint blog. Take a look and make an opinion if this is useful or not. SharePoint is making a lot of noise in enterprise communities and PLM companies put huge bucks on the development of applications dependent on SharePoint capabilities.

What is my take? SharePoint features look nice. A huge amount of product information is in MS Excel. Integration with SharePoint might be a good option. However, the devil seems to me in a content integration and availability. Just my thoughts…

Best, Oleg

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