Enhancing Your SharePoint Experience

This year’s Microsoft SharePoint Conference was sold out with more than 7000 attendees. The big topic of the conference was the upcoming release of Microsoft SharePoint 2010. Many sessions were dedicated to 2010 and provided the first public sneak peak of the release.

Our first exhibition at the Microsoft SharePoint Conference was very successful. It allowed us to connect with many SharePoint users and chat about their problems in the field. With that information, we’ll be able to offer solutions that directly address our customer’s pain points.

On the second day of the conference, the Dosensio booth continues to attract a lot of visitors. Among them, the conference fairy as illustrated in the picture.

The first day of the SharePoint Conference 2009 featured an energetic keynote from Steve Ballmer spiked with previews of Microsoft SharePoint 2010. The presentation focused on the developer-centric SharePoint capabilities.

The Dosensio booth 1005 was frequented heavily during the day and numerous companies showed their interest in the seamless Windows Explorer integration.

After the exhibit, Jeff Willinger and Ross Freedman from RightPoint Consulting hosted a SharePoint networking event at the Mix Lounge high atop THEHotel. The weather was perfect to enjoy the beautiful view on the strip from the lounge’s balcony. A lot of SharePoint know-how in one place provided a great environment for socializing.

The Microsoft SharePoint 2009 Conference is just around the corner. This year it is held at Mandalay Bay Hotel & Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV from October 19 – 22.

The Microsoft SharePoint Conference is the premier worldwide conference dedicated to Microsoft SharePoint and related technologies. This year’s conference will feature the introduction of SharePoint Server 2010. Nearly 250 sessions offer a lot of insights in and around Microsoft SharePoint among which nearly 200 sessions are dedicated to the new release of Microsoft SharePoint 2010.