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Industry Analysis Can Someone Please Clone Me
Solving the SharePoint administration problem
By: Adam Woodruff
Oct. 12, 2008 10:00 AM
I keep finding myself standing in front of the mirror and no matter how hard I concentrate I cannot seem to split my atoms and create a clone of myself. While this is an extreme thought, it seems to be a fairly common thread when I am out in the field meeting with SharePoint administrators. The unprepared SharePoint team can easily become overwhelmed by the system. I wanted to take some of the time I normally dedicate to writing articles and dig into what is happening out there and what you and your organization can do to avoid this situation. Over the past few years, SharePoint administrators seem to be plucked from the Active Directory, Exchange, Web The first and foremost issue that must be realized is that for most organizations, SharePoint is growing by leaps and bounds. I have met with a number of IT organizations that are being mandated, if not bypassed, to bring additional capacity and functionality online. It is time to take a stand and build your business case to slow the growth so that your organization can stop making some of the most common mistakes. I have a list of these mistakes and some directions for resolving them.
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