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Sunday, August 7, 2011

Part 4 – Using Business Connectivity Services (BCS) with SharePoint 2010 Workflow

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· Part 1 - Pattern for Building Stateful Workflows with SharePoint Designer 2010 · Part 2 - Custom Action for Workflow Initiation ...
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010

SharePoint 2010 Capacity Planning

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SharePoint 2010 Service Architecture SharePoint 2010 Logical Architecture SharePoint 2010 Architecture and Design Models SharePoint 2010 Per...
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Saturday, May 15, 2010

New SharePoint 2010 Features Part 2 – Enterprise Data Access and Management Features

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Introduction Enterprise Data Access and Management Features Development Features Enterprise Content Management Features SharePoint Office an...
Thursday, January 29, 2009

When to use a SharePoint List?

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It has been over a year since I have wanted to write this blog. It is a little late now but whatever; the topic still seems to come up. Thi...
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Jason Apergis
I am a Principal PM Manager in Microsoft's Office 365 gov engineering group. I lead and manage many of our strategic initiatives and projects within the team. Before that, I spent my first 7 years at Microsoft as an Office 365 technical specialist leading sales efforts with US Federal. Prior to Microsoft I worked for a Microsoft Gold partner called RDA as a Project Manager. Prior to that, I was a software engineer working with Big 4 management consulting firms. Over the past years I have done a lot of work with Office 365, SharePoint, Exchange, Skype, Silverlight, K2, BizTalk, InfoPath, ASP.net, etc. I have written a Wrox book about SharePoint BPA technologies and one of the solutions was a finalist at Microsoft Worldwide Partner of the Year conference. I am a Virginia Tech alumnus completing both my undergrad and masters in Information Technology. I play ice hockey and lacrosse on a regular basis and I am huge Washington Capitals fan.
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