Today’s digital workplace seems to be very app-centric. Organizations use lots of different tools for document and data storage, collaboration, and...
Author - Wendy Neal
Wendy Neal is a .NET SharePoint Developer for DMI and a founding partner and community representative for SharePoint-Community.net. A regular speaker at industry and user group events, she is also a regular contributor for CMSWire.com and discusses all things SharePoint (and sometimes bacon) on Twitter at @SharePointWendy.
In the age of increasing digital overload, business users find themselves constantly being distracted with too much information coming from multiple systems...
The user experience for employees in today’s digital workplace is very app-centric. An organization may use Outlook for their emails, Office 365 for...
As SharePoint matures at a lot of organizations, companies want to be assured they are realizing an adequate return on their investment. Efforts to increase...
Thanks to everyone who attended my session at the Collab365 Summit global online conference on Thursday, May 12. There were lots of great questions and...
I’m very excited and thrilled to be speaking at the Collab365 Summit global online conference held on May 10-12, 2016. The Summit will be streamed live...
SharePoint has become a leading collaboration tool for businesses of all sizes all over the world. Nearly 80 percent of Fortune 500 companies now rely on...
Join me for a FREE webinar with CardioLog Analytics on Thursday, March 24 at 1:00 pm eastern. During the webinar we will discuss one of my favorite topics...
Sometimes your SharePoint workflow refuses to start. Like the time I tried to programmatically start a SharePoint 2013 workflow within a timer job. When the...
Have you ever wondered where the time has gone? As you sit reflecting back on the past day, week, month, or year, do you think “Wow, time went by so fast...
About Me
Wendy Neal
I am a .NET SharePoint Developer for DMI. I've worked with SharePoint since 2007. I love to share my passion for SharePoint and Office 365 by speaking at various industry and user group events, as well as writing articles for various publications and this blog.
