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ADIS JUGO - THE SOUTHERN SIDE BLOG
Trusted advisor and entrepreneur. CEO of Teams Consulting. Co-founder and lead architect at run.events. Co-founder and deputy CEO at KORTO. Microsoft MVP for Microsoft 365 and Azure, and Microsoft Regional Director. Spiritus movens at CollabSummit and CloudSummit. Firmly believes in leading by example and motivation. Lives besides the oldest vineyard in the Rhine valley. Prefers collecting stories to collecting possessions.
Session at Microsoft NetWork 2012 – “Future of intranet: Road to Enterprise 2.0”
The way on which business users create and consume information is changing constantly and rapidly, without indication that these changes would stop anytime soon. While only a few years ago information were stored on the local drives, and in the most cases consumed...
Webparts, SandBox and Safe Controls
There was it, again, the sandbox game... After creating a SilverLight webpart as a sandbox solution, and changing some names and namespaces there, the whole thing crashed, with the "WebPartPageUserException: The type is not registered as safe." exception. I...
Next speaking engagements
Spring always seems to be busy, considering conferences and speaking engagements… This year is not an exception. I will take part as a speaker on the following conferences (in chronological order): Microsoft Network 2.0, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina April 04th-05th...
Retrieving fully qualified assembly, module and type names
How often do you need to retrieve a fully qualified assembly or type name? If you are using a lot dependency injection, you need it often. Too often, actually. There are multiple ways how to do it – using Reflector ILSpy to find out the fully qualified assembly name,...
Intranet Development Framework
A lot of times I heard a question – from customers, at conferences, on different other occasions – "How do you make intranet? How do you proceed? Where do you start?" Although a lot of great books, and numerous blog posts have been written on that topic, there is no...
Editing the “Limited Access” permission level
I had a question today, being asked if one can modify the "Limited Access" permission level in SharePoint 2010. The goal was to remove the "Browse User Information" permission from the "Limited Access" level.Without taking responsibility...