New Podcast: ECM Talk – Information Architecture, Site Collections, Managed Metadata, and Business Connectivity

by Richard Harbridge on January 26, 2012


James Lappin and I were speaking this morning and James was kind enough to record our conversation in the form of a Podcast that others might find interesting. Within the 45 minute or so audio podcast we discuss the challenges with Site Collections, Quotas, Content Types, Search Scopes, Managed Metadata, and Business Connectivity Services.

James has a summary write up about what discussed on the ECM Talk landing page.

If you are interested in doing a podcast, asking a couple questions, or anything else please don’t hesitate to give me a shout at Richard [at] RHarbridge.com.

Hope this helps,
Richard

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