When SharePoint 2010 was released in the spring, you could hear the bang across the enterprise content management space, yet when it comes to SharePoint 2010 or its predecessors, there is an eerily similar pattern: A large hype cycle followed by the release and the sudden realization that it hasn't quite lived up to the pre-release publicity. To its credit, Microsoft has tried to deal with a lot of the issues and problems people complained about in 2007 with the 2010 release, but until we begin to hear actual stories on the ground, it's always hard to separate the hype from reality.

SharePoint 2010 isn't a small upgrade. This release brings a number of features to the fore that will change the way organizations manage their content and documents. Download this eBook to read about several of the key areas where SharePoint 2010 will improve and change the way organizations work with SharePoint.

Table of Contents:

• Providing Context for Content Managed Metadata
• Untangling ECM: Using Content Management Interoperability Services in SharePoint 2010
• Preparing for Sharepoint with Enterprise Records Management
• 6 Ways to Scale Records Management with SharePoint 2010 (and One to Grow On)
• 360 Auditing: How SharePoint 2010 Improves Audit Trails

By providing a deep-dive on a timely industry issue, a Fierce eBook is a valuable educational tool. They are designed to be easily read online--but are also formatted so you can print it out and take it with you. Fierce eBooks are assembed like a mini- magazine, read the whole thing cover-to-cover, or pick and choose the articles that interest you most. Either way, it's a great one-step resource on the latest in SharePoint 2010.

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