Our main focus at CloudShare is your productivity. In an effort to make sure you can be as productive as possible, I’ve put together the following guide to ProPlus Best Practices.
People have a difficult time grasping the concept of the cloud. As many ways as I’ve tried to explain where I work to friends and family, I am often asked, “Can you please explain what ‘the cloud’ even is?” Read the rest of this entry »
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Trey Mayer, SharePoint consultant, Nintex evangelist and Co-Founder of TekDog Inc. Read the rest of this entry »
One common request when you are working with a remote SharePoint 2010 environment (either virtualized or not) is the ability to easily share or copy files between your local PC and the server machine. For instance, It’s quite probable you need to transfer a certain amount of files from your SharePoint 2010 environment to the local PC when you want to make a backup of all the SharePoint 2010 artifacts (WebParts, Event Handlers, Workflows,…) you have been developing and testing during the last weeks.
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One of the most powerful capabilities of CloudShare Pro Plus offering is the ability to share a ready to use virtual machines environment with others by means of the permalink functionality. Basically, a permalink is a fixed URL that allows sharing the last snapshot of a working environment with an unlimited number of people.
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We’re happy to announce a new capability, CloudShare Classroom Training in CloudShare Enterprise, that enables enterprises, IT training companies, ISVs and universities offer hands-on virtual lab training classes to their customers, partners and prospects. It helps enrich training classes with hands-on labs and live access, and reduces costs of delivering training environments and labs for your physical and remote classrooms.
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In this guest post, Spanish SharePoint MVP Juan Carlos González talks about how CloudShare support his daily work with SharePoint in terms of development, building prototypes, prepare demos for customers, and so on.
My name is Juan Carlos González and I work as a Solutions Architect in one of the 6 Microsoft Innovation Centers (MIC) located in Spain.