Business Portal

What a great event Technical Airlift 2012 held Sept. 12 - 14 on the Microsoft Fargo Campus was. As Microsoft - Don Morton stated in the closing note, it is an event likely to become annual. And it should in my opinion. Having the opportunity to visit with program managers, product managers, developers, technical support, and really every area of Microsoft within Fargo, there is significant value in attending.

Recently, I've had some issues with Microsoft Dynamics GP - HRM (Human Resource Management) workflows. Specifically, whenever users submit timecards, they say they're submitted, but they don't flow through to the user's manager. And it's not just one user, it's everyone in the system. What's happening?

So, your SharePoint needs have expanded and you need to add additional servers to your SharePoint farm. How do you get BP to work in a load-balanced server environment? Well, it’s actually a pretty straight forward process to getting BP up and running in your load balanced environment.

I recently upgraded a client from SharePoint v2.0 to v2010. The upgrade was successful, and the Business Portal implementation on SharePoint Server 2010 was also successful. Then, we installed Project Server on the same web application that Business Portal was installed on.

Are you preparing to upgrade your Business Portal (BP) implementation from v4.0 to v5.1 with the new release of SharePoint 2010 and 64-bit compatibility?