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On 04/23/2009, in , by Kenneth Lo

Kenneth Lo, PMP, educates businesses and organizations on how SharePoint and Project Server solutions enhance their business processes. His speaking style is vibrant, humor-laden, energetic, and personal. Kenneth tailors every presentation to address the audience at hand, and he adjusts during the presentation to match the level of comprehension as he goes along.

Kenneth Lo Speaking at SharePoint Saturday DC - Enhancing Document Management with Content Types and Metadata

SharePoint Saturday DC - Enhancing Document Management with Content Types and Metadata


Kenneth Lo Speaking at SUGDC - Docs with Attitude: How to Give Your Content Meaning

SUGDC - Docs with Attitude: How to Give Your Content Meaning

SharePoint Saturday DC - Designer or Custom Workflows – Do I Look Fat In This?

SharePoint Saturday DC - Designer or Custom Workflows: Do I Look Fat In This?

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My colleagues often ask me how to get hands-on experience when a sandbox environment is not available. Fortunately, Microsoft has thought about this and made the Virtual Lab series available FREE on TechNet.

TechNet Virtual Labs: SharePoint Products and Technologies

TechNet Virtual Labs: Microsoft Office 2007 System

Through these VM sessions, you get first-hand experience in SharePoint technologies and Office 2007 system. You will learn and practice installation, organizing content, managing user permissions, creating Web Parts for custom tasks, and much more. Enjoy and welcome to SharePoint-land!

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SharePoint Saturday DC is hosting a charity food drive that will benefit local charities like the Salvation Army. The top 20 donors will get to spend an hour with a SPS DC speaker to discuss any SharePoint topic!

You can bring your donations to SharePoint Saturday DC on May 2, 2009. Or you can send in your donations and notify organizer of your donation. Please see the SharePoint Saturday DC Food Drive Contest page for details.

Start packing those cans already!

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Wow! In 26 hours, 200 people registered for the upcoming SharePoint Saturday DC! If you are interested to register and be part of the waiting list, please email the following information to spsdc@spgur.us. SPS will contact you should there be any slots that open up.

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There are a lot of sessions lined up for SharePoint Saturday DC. It will be a jam packed day covering various SharePoint tracks: Administration, Development, End-User and Special Interest. In addition, we will have a Webcast track! These will be pre-recorded sessions delivered via the SharePoint Saturday DC web site starting on April 28, Tuesday.

The session I am delivering is named Enhancing Document Management with Content Types and Metadata. Below is a summary:

“Content types are one of the most important new features of WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007. Content types enable organizations to organize, manage, and handle content in a consistent way across a site collection. By defining content types for specific kinds of documents or information products, an organization can ensure that each of these groups of content is managed in a consistent way.”

The conference is expected to fill out fast. Register now to secure your seat!

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I am extremely pleased to have been picked as one of those speakers at the upcoming SharePoint Saturday DC in the Microsoft Reston office. 

Join SharePoint architects, developers, and other professionals that work with Microsoft SharePoint Technologies for ‘SharePoint Saturday’, on Saturday, May 2nd, 2009 at the Microsoft Technology Center on Sunset Hills Road Reston, VA. SharePoint Saturday will be an educational, informative & lively day filled with sessions from respected SharePoint professionals & MVPs, covering a wide variety of SharePoint-orientated topics. SharePoint Saturday is FREE, open to the public and is your local chance to immerse yourself in SharePoint!

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On 08/11/2008, in , by Kenneth Lo

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Kenneth Lo (PMP, MCSD, MCTS) is a seasoned SharePoint Evangelist with over 12 years of client delivery experience in all facets of systems development. His subject matter expertise includes K2 blackpearl/blackpoint, SharePoint (MOSS), Project Server 2007, and content management systems. Being a risk-averse person at heart, Kenneth spends his leisure time in mountain biking, rock climbing, and scuba diving.

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Site Column is a reusable column template that be used across different SharePoint sites and lists. Leveraging site columns intelligently improves data consistency and simplifies data entry. I have written a quick tutorial named How to Create a Site Column in MOSS 2007 & WSS 3.0 on eHow.

1. Click on “Site Actions” > “Site Settings”.

2. Under Galleries, click “Site columns”.

3. Select the desired data type of the column.

4. If you have not created a new group for the custom site columns, it is highly recommended that you do so now. Otherwise, select “Existing Group” and pick a group.

5. In the Additional Column Settings section, select as many as additional column settings as you like. The options available in this section depend on the column type that you selected in Step 3.

6. Click “OK”

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