Here is a link to a SharePoint Blog discussing the new features of 2010

SharePoint - Blog regarding the document & records management vision and features - very good!
http://blogs.msdn.com/ecm/archive/2010/02/13/introducing-records-management-in-sharepoint-2010.aspx


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From: Nolene Sherman <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: 3/16/2010 11:40:37 PM
Subject: SharePoint 2010


You may recall that I was knee-deep in writing an RFP for an ECM pilot 
project. Well, IT stepped in and insisted that we wait until they were 
ready to move because they don't have the resources to support even an 
initial pilot right now. So the legal department raised a fuss and 
said they needed SOMETHING yesterday even if it was a temporary fix.

One thing led to another and we are again looking a using SharePoint, 
except this time it's SharePoint 2010. We are a beta-test site for 
2010 and Microsoft would absolutely LOVE it if we adopted it as our 
only ECM -- a company as big as us would be a huge feather in their 
hat. I spoke with our Microsoft person and our IT folks and expressed 
reservations based on what I knew about 2007's Records Center and was 
told that 2010 fixed a lot of the shortcomings of 2007.

I've read up on it some and 2010 looks promising, but our IT people do 
not want to spend the time going down this path if in the long run it 
won't do, so we'll be looking at it with a very critical eye. We're 
having a demonstration in a couple of weeks and I wanted to go in 
armed with some very pointed questions. I've already asked that they 
specifically show how they handle entering and tracking paper records 
(yea, I know Steve -- welcome back, by the way -- but paper ain't 
going away soon), how the search interface would find both paper and 
electronic records and a few other specific items our legal department 
wanted.

Has anyone else had an opportunity to play with it or read any good 
reviews, articles or white papers? I just got the Hot Topic for March, 
so I'm looking for other ones. For people who actually tried to set up 
the Record Center in 2007 or are still using it, what do you feel 
really needs to be fixed?


Nolene Sherman
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Tracking where records are kept is what Tiggers and Records Managers 
do best!

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