The GTD Dashboard site template that I demonstrated at the SPBiz conference in my session called Create a GTD® Dashboard in Office 365 to Get Things Done is...
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.
Creating reusable site templates in Office 365 is a great way to make sure that your subsites are consistent and uniform. Last month I created a site template...
XpoLog, a privately held software company and recent receiver of the “Cool Vendor” title from Gartner Inc., has created a tool that truly understands log data...
Today I presented my session Create a GTD® Dashboard in Office 365 to Get Things Done at the SPBiz Conference. There were some technical difficulties...
Wow I can’t believe that the SPBiz SharePoint Business Virtual Conference is only 12 days away! I meant to blog about it much sooner. SPBiz is a virtual...
On March 26, Andreas Grabner of Dynatrace and I co-presented a live webinar titled “Driving SharePoint End-User Adoption: Usability and Performance...
Next week, Andreas Grabner of Dynatrace and I will be co-presenting a webinar on SharePoint performance, usability, and user adoption. Please join us on...
Many organizations use SharePoint as a tool for managing documents, collaboration, or even an all-out Intranet. As SharePoint becomes more mature in an...
As a proud memeber of the European SharePoint Community, I recently recorded a video for their How To with SharePoint 2013 video series. The video I created is...
The other day I read an article on CMSWire.com that really resonated with me. The article stated that one of the reasons that the current perceptions of IT...
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.
