Tagged: SharePoint
5 Questions about Information Governance in 5 Minutes: What’s Your Favorite Information Governance Story?
Here is the fifth and final (except for a bonus video coming soon) in our five-part video series where I asked 30 Information Governance the same 5 questions. This video is the longest of the five, as I ask our interviewees to tell us their favorite story about IG – something that illustrates what it is, why it is hard, challenges they have faced and so on. There are some great stories, so get yourself a fresh cup of coffee and a snack and enjoy.
A New E-Discovery Pot ‘O Gold: The SharePoint Online Recycle Bin
Today Microsoft announced a new feature for its hosted SharePoint service that will inevitably rear its head in future ugly e-discovery disputes: a recycle bin for entire SharePoint sites. According to Microsoft, “business is full of “oops” moments, and sometimes these moments can really slow down productivity . . . enterprise customers can now restore full site collections, in addition to sites, documents, lists, and list items.”
“With just a few clicks,” you can self-restore entire site collections within 30 days after they are deleted.
Hmmn. Sounds like yet another area where SharePoint governance will be required – and resisted – by SharePoint admins.
Webinar Recording Now Available: Solving Shared Drives
The live recording of the webinar I delivered with Mark Rye of Perram Corporation on “Solving Shared Drives.” is now available below, or here on YouTube. Enjoy. We will be publishing the whitepaper shortly as well.
Slides from my webinar on Solving Shared Drives
Here are the slides from the webinar we just completed on “Solving Shared Drives.” I personally don’t find slides divorced from their presentation that useful, but this will give you a flavor of what we talked about. Also, we will be shortly following up with a whitepaper on the topic as well as the recording of the webinar, so look for that too.