Some fella (or fine lady) wrote up a nice bit on the presentation Alec and I did in Las Vegas at the Nintex Conference two weeks ago. They even took my picture and gave me credit for one of Alec’s quotes. 😉 So, thanks sir (or ma’am). I’d thank you personally but I can’t tell Read More
It takes a village team to plan, manage, implement, teach and deliver SharePoint and we’ve been carefully crafting our team and sharing knowledge within it for years. Matt made a pretty pie chart outlining the members of our team and the specific skills we all bring to the table. Just wanted to take a moment Read More
We at itgroove have a client that we can’t name – too cool for school as it were… However, we can tell you a little about them and one way they utilize SharePoint and Nintex in a very cool way. What This company is a Reinsurance Company that specializes in Weather/Catastrophe insurance. They make Read More
I’m often amazed how few people realize that if you have SharePoint 2010 Server (or 2007) Standard, you have a couple of really useful workflows, out of the box, available to you that are very easy to implement and empower your staff. It’s shocking actually… Ensure the Site Collection “Workflows” feature is activated If the Read More
Back in early 2012 we knew from our conversations with itgroove, a Microsoft consultancy specializing in SharePoint, that our PDF Converter for SharePoint was going to play an integral role in the major project they conducted for their client, BC Ferries. In June we were incredibly pleased to see this project become nominated for the Read More
My friend Gerry at RenRe made the comparison, so I’m not pretending this is original but I thought it was relevant/fair/cool. Nintex is a “workflow” product but frankly more times than not, we use it at itgroove (and our customers) as a SharePoint “Automation” product. And with the new Nintex Live capabilities (actions from Nintex Read More
itgroove has been nominated for a Nintex Innovation award for leveraging SharePoint, Nintex Workflow, Muhumbi and lots of smarts and innovation to save BC Ferries money, improve safety and to go significantly more green. All good things. Kudos go out especially to Colin and Keith for their fierce dedication and for putting up with Read More
And the song, if you don’t remember:
