SharePoint Developer - Hanover MD

Our client, a successful growing global corporation has a need for a
full-time employee in Hanover, MD for a SharePoint Developer to be part of a
new global initiative. This person will be responsible for full life-cycle
software development of high-quality, enterprise-scale web applications in
the SharePoint .NET environment, including integrations with third-party
systems. The SharePoint Developer will develop, deploy, test and support
SharePoint / .NET applications. You'll develop solutions to integrate with
other business applications; write SQL queries, stored procedures and views;
and create Business Process Management solutions with workflows. You must be
able to collaborate with others to design and implement solutions that
provide long-term scalability, reliability, and performance. In addition,
your responsibilities will include meeting software compliance standards,
developing and maintaining application documentation on an ongoing basis,
and contributing to best practices for SharePoint development. Our client
offers competitive pay, an excellent benefits package, and discretionary
bonus potential.

Requirements:
* MUST be a US Citizen
* 3+ yrs experience with MS Office SharePoint Server development in a large
global environment (40000+ users). Exceptional .NET development skills.
Strong SQL Server skills.
* Must be familiar with SharePoint DB architecture
* Experience working with MOSS 2007 Share Point Designer 2007, Web Services,
User Controls, XML and CAML
* Knowledge of Infopath, Business Data Catalog, Forms Services, Excel
Services and Report Center preferred
* Superior analytics and problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and
the ability to work in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment
* Bachelor's Degree is required

If interested please email your resume as a Word attachment to
denise.bujwit@...
Feel free to contact me with any questions. Please feel free to pass this on
to any of your friends and associates who may have an interest! Thanks!







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SharePoint Administrator - Hanover MD

Our client, a successful international corporation has a need for a
full-time employee for a SharePoint Administrator in Hanover, MD to
participate in a new global initiative for 30,000 employees plus an extranet
for customers, suppliers and partners. This person will be responsible for
the overall administration of the SharePoint environment. The SharePoint
Administrator will support the design and deployment of a global SharePoint
implementation, and administer and maintain the farm topology, including
web-front end (WFE) servers, index servers, query servers, and database
servers, including the proper distribution of roles and services running on
each. As a SharePoint Administrator you will need to anticipate, mitigate,
identify, troubleshoot, and resolve SharePoint problems, as well as ensure
the integrity and security of SharePoint data in accordance with business
requirements regarding privacy, security, and regulatory compliance. Our
client offers competitive pay, an excellent benefits package including
company paid pension.

Requirements:

* MUST be a US Citizen.
* 3+ years of experience with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server with
demonstrated deployments that reached broad sets of users and integration of
data sources. Must have been involved with LARGE enterprise / global
deployments (30000+ users).
* Some experience in Windows Network engineering is highly preferred.
* A broad knowledge of Microsoft products and technologies and how they can
be integrated with SharePoint is preferred.
* Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) / Microsoft Certified Technology
Specialist (MCTS) with a focus on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS
2007) is preferred.
* Superior analytics and problem-solving skills.
* Must have excellent communication skills, attention to detail, and the
ability to work in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.
* Bachelor's Degree is required.

If interested please email your resume as a Word attachment with contact
information to denise.bujwit@...
Please feel free to send this on to any of your friends and associates who
might have an interest.







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He's wrong.  Sharepoint can be a plain presentation layer tool.  It can
also be a workflow engine, team collaboration, data management, document
management, and so forth.  Many very large law firms are looking at
using Sharepoint 2010 as our Document Management Systems.  Here at Fish,
we've been using Sharepoint since 2001.  It is part of our culture.  In
2001 we evaluated Plumtree, Law Portal and Sharepoint for our Intranet.
We made the right choice in going with Sharepoint.  We use it for our
Intranet, Extranets, collaboration sites, internal blogs, internal
employee directory and many workflow processes.  We're looking forward
to Sharepoint 2010.  We've been using it as part of the Office TAP for a
while now.







Fish & Richardson P.C. <http://www.fr.com/>  | Director of Applications,
Development & Support | 858-678-5070







From: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sharepoint@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Burley, Anthony
Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2009 7:43 AM
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [sharepoint] Is MOSS 2007...a little humor





Hey Folks,

Recently, during a discussion of moving our Portal from Plumtree to MOSS
2007, our chief systems engineer started yelling that MOSS 2007 is just
simply a plain presentation layer tool.

I am wondering what would be some nice quick one-line comebacks for that
comment.

Thanks,

ABB

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What is Plumtree?




Martin


From: Burley, Anthony
Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2009 7:42 AM
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [sharepoint] Is MOSS 2007...a little humor



Hey Folks,

Recently, during a discussion of moving our Portal from Plumtree to MOSS
2007, our chief systems engineer started yelling that MOSS 2007 is just
simply a plain presentation layer tool.

I am wondering what would be some nice quick one-line comebacks for that
comment.

Thanks,

ABB

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Hey Folks,



Recently, during a discussion of moving our Portal from Plumtree to MOSS
2007, our chief systems engineer started yelling that MOSS 2007 is just
simply a plain presentation layer tool.



I am wondering what would be some nice quick one-line comebacks for that
comment.



Thanks,



ABB





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Watch this screencast to see how easy the life of a SharePoint administrator can
be using 3rd party tools like this:

http://www.layer2.de/en/products/Pages/SharePoint-Administration-Reporting-Axcel\
er-ControlPoint.aspx

Don't forget to register for download.

Cheers, SharePointFrank

I have two pages that use BDC information and web parts that display this
information. The first page is the account page. This page we can search using a
web part for accounts using BDC connected database. Once we find the account we
are searching for we click on the account and it takes us to a profile page.
This profile page have several web parts that display different information. The
link between the account and profile page is set somehow and I need to recreate
this on new pages in a separate site doing the same thing. Any suggestions?
 Lewin




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As you knew, FAQ is a very important part of your website to serve
existing customers and engage new clients.

Recently I am using a tool to build a dynamic FAQ page on my
website(http://www.orderartwork.com/faq.htm)..
http://www.silkwise.com/content/viewthread_thread,14737

I found it is cool: takes me a few minutes to install and has
search, post question and other functionalities.Do you have better ideas of
using it to unlock the power of FAQ?

Thanks,
Jool.





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Hi frederic,

I can help out in technical design and project plan for the requirement.

Thanks and Regards
Siva Pittu

--- On Mon, 10/19/09, frederic.panek <frederic.panek@...> wrote:

From: frederic.panek <frederic.panek@...>
Subject: [sharepoint] Help needed to prepare a SharePoint proposal
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, October 19, 2009, 11:21 PM







 









       Hello everybody,



My company has received specifications for a simple graphical editor on paint
and is requested for a technical design and for a project plan.



Because we don't have the skills right at hand now, we are looking for somebody
who could help us.



If you are interested in cooperating with us, please do not hesitate to respond
to this message.



Thanks,



Frederic

























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Did you get help on this?
 Lewin Wanzer
President - SharePoint Architect
MCITP(SQL08, WinSrv08), MCSE, MCDBA, MCTS(SQL05,MOSS,WSS),MCSA, MCP+I, MCP, SBS,
ACP
Accel Systems LLC. - Microsoft Partner
Office: 301.560.4210 Site: www.goaccel.com




________________________________
From: frederic.panek <frederic.panek@...>
To: sharepoint@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, October 20, 2009 12:21:52 AM
Subject: [sharepoint] Help needed to prepare a SharePoint proposal

 
Hello everybody,

My company has received specifications for a simple graphical editor on paint
and is requested for a technical design and for a project plan.

Because we don't have the skills right at hand now, we are looking for somebody
who could help us.

If you are interested in cooperating with us, please do not hesitate to respond
to this message.

Thanks,

Frederic







[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hello everybody,

My company has received specifications for a simple graphical editor on paint
and is requested for a technical design and for a project plan.

Because we don't have the skills right at hand now, we are looking for somebody
who could help us.

If you are interested in cooperating with us, please do not hesitate to respond
to this message.

Thanks,

Frederic