You are aware that Sharepoint only works with Windows and SQL Server. That in itself should disqualify it from being called enterprise. Not to get into performance, security and archiving in large scale implementations.

Why Chrome. Opera has proved that it is faster n better than chrome at most stuff.

This is not at all surprising, Apple magic is exactly what made everyone goo goo about the iPhone as well. if the oroginal iPad has a camera they will not have any major new feature for the next version that comes out 9 months later. the iPhone had some basic efunctionality missing but they include more functionality every new release, makes people buy the new product. It's not like they couldn;t put all the features in the original release, thats the genius of Stevo.

Isn't youtube a little late to the celebration, does it warrant special news...

This does not make sense. If the network cannot handle the load, improve the network would be the right call to make. Making users use the network is thinking backwards. What if the same solution was applied to all enterprise apps. Oh The performance of the app is suffering because too many users are using it at the same time. Lets charge the users who are using it, or ration the app out to different departments based of priority. Whaaaat? If AT&T wants to prove that it is not their network that is the problem, they shoulld let Verizon have a go at the iPhone and see if it crumbles their network too.

You need to ask a sharepoint administrator how great the product is. On a small scale one department, personal etc it is good, but i do not think it is meant for the enterprise yet. The worst feature is searching, and security is a concern. I must say that it is more intuitive to use then a lot of people here are saying. And some dumba$$ was saying it does not work on non IE browsers. I use FF to browse sharepoint sites and have not had any big issues.

It is an oxymoronic situation. You create a content store so to avoid silos of information in the organization, namely files stored in folders on the network. Then every department goes ahead and creates its own content store siloing the information that was meant to be shared in the first place. Also I do not understand why and how the author of TFA compares Sharepoint to GNU, or for that matter Linux. There are several competent Open source CMS, alfresco for one does a very good job. If your going to pay cash for a system, Documentum or Open Text are far more evolved than Scarepoint.

This was meant as a joke, why is it a Troll?

The interesting thing admins forget is that they do not pay for the product. And they do not get paid or taken out for dinners to buy the product. For Admins that are disgruntled with the product purchased I bet the company can find another 100 admins to replace. Well in all fairness all CIOs are replaceable too. I have seen it happen. If you cant buy them, go by them...

I agree with the general argument however in this case it still stands that No Personal email was shared on Exchange. However moving email to google compromised certain mail boxes. 22 or 2200 or 22000 its the same thing, ask the student whose mailbox was compromised. Also why is supporting google Insightful but speaking to the face Score 0. Looks like one sided modding.

I thought they only used twitter in Iran.

Their email on Exchange was not shared with other accounts their email on google was. Don't just blame everything on Micro$oft. In this case Google had lower standards......

What do you mean when you say most people. All people in Asian and Latin American countries when learning latin based languages learn to write cursive.

DOnt get a new mac, just get an iPhone. You get youtube, gmail & yahoomail, I dont really know why you want hotmail.

Way to go IBM. But I am guessing that the support staff is going to have a huge job on their hands. Nice to see a big company take the plunge of moving out of M$ Office. I like the statement in TFA that they are just practicing what they preach and not doing the switch to save on license fees ROFL.... I like the idea but there is no need make saints out of IBM. B U T is in the I of the Bee Holder