This year’s conference was great and provided everything; sunny weather, interesting speakers, great parties, cool swag giveaways from the exhibitors and most of all a great amount of information.
It is a humbling feeling to look back over the crowd during the opening keynote and not being able to see the end of the room for the 7500 or so attendees. Even more so when considering the million people strong SharePoint community that is out there today!
During the event, I did some guest blogging on SharePointEduTech which is hosted by Dave Coleman. I wrote a few pieces around the sessions that I enjoyed the most.
SPC223: Deploying SharePoint 2010 in Private, Public and Hybrid Cloud Architectures
The conference sessions has had a few ups-n-downs but there has been a couple that really stood out. Phil Wicklund’s session on Cloud deployment options for SharePoint however was excellent. I had prepared for the conference with a sheet of questions, most of which was targeted to this session, and all of them were covered off the bat in the actual session.
SPC102: Drive Adoption and Get Users Excited About SharePoint
This was the first session I attended at the conference and I was surprised how much I enjoyed it. I had been registering for some pretty heavy technical sessions and this was not it. It was however one of the most useful ones that I can take home with me and use in my everyday projects.
SPC373: Performance Tuning SharePoint 2010
Eric Shupps, the “SharePoint Cowboy”, held an intense session focusing on performance tuning SharePoint 2010. It was filled with live demos and Eric’s usual high energy. It also contained a great amount of helpful tips and tricks for improving performance on your farm installation.
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