By Errin O’Connor

Errin O’Connor is a leading expert on SharePoint Products and Technologies. He is a senior information architecture consultant and founder of EPCGroup.net, a firm focused on SharePoint implementation and application development. There, Errin concentrates his efforts on planning and executing robust content management, intranet, and Internet solutions built on SharePoint Products and Technologies and Microsoft .NET Framework–based applications. He has more than 40 custom implementation projects to his credit.

Setting up a Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 site is one thing; keeping its content up-to-date and inviting is an ongoing job. In this chapter, Errin discusses best practices for managing a Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 site’s content to keep users coming back and to foster high levels of collaboration within your organization.

This article is an excerpt from Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Inside Out by Errin O’Connor. Visit the Microsoft Learning Web site to buy this book.

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Windows SharePoint Services 3.0

• Creating SharePoint Sites, Workspaces, and Pages
• Designing Lists, Libraries, and Pages
• Using WSS 3.0 Web Parts
• Managing Site Settings

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