October 10th 5:30pm
Topic: Rethinking Document Management in Office 365
Location: 8 City Blvd., Suite 403, Nashville, TN 37209 – MAP
Speaker: Peter Baddeley
Sponsor: Keller Schroeder
Cost: FREE (free food too!)
Topic Details
It is time to challenge yourself to think differently about Document Management, so that you can get the most out of the capabilities of Office 365. Scrap you network folder mindset, don’t get caught up with lots of meta data and don’t worry about building a navigation. Instead take the red pill and be welcomed to the real world of document management in Office 365. This session will explain why keeping it simple allows you to get the most out of Office 365, by demonstrating key areas like document authoring, collaboration, navigation, mobile working and security. It will advocate a simple four step approach which you can be used to guide your business into this new world of document management.
Be sure to forward this meeting info to your colleagues and friends!
Sponsor Details
Keller Schroeder is a technology company in the performance improvement business. Our mission is to leverage technology tools and services to help our clients more successfully achieve their objectives. Founded in 1978, Keller Schroeder is an employee-owned information technology consulting services firm, a value-added reseller, and systems integrator of hardware and software products. Headquartered in Evansville, Indiana, we have a cross-industry market focus including a concentration of clients in manufacturing, finance, utilities, and healthcare. Our client base ranges from local and regional businesses to global enterprises.
Speaker Details
Peter delivers solutions on the Microsoft platform, primarily focusing on SharePoint, Dynamics CRM and Office 365. He lives in Cambridgeshire (United Kingdom) and can often be found on Twitter (@Baddaz) or his blog (www.baddaz.com). Peter is one of the organisers SharePoint Saturday London and one of the founders of ProvisionPoint (www.provisionpoint.com). He shares his project experiences at local user group meetings or at international events.
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