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Press seems to focus on two pages of Forrester's reports.

Do a google on "Now Is The Time To Determine SharePoint’s Place In Your Application Development Strategy", you will find two links on top of the search results to buy the papers, and followed by many reports that says BEWARE, WARNING, followed by the word CHAOS... Friends who have access to the report told me that the short comings are only two pages out of the twenty two... Isn't this an overkill?

Seems to me that competition is really scared about what SharePoint can do. Seems to me like SharePoint is saying BEWARE, WARNING, I'M HERE! instead of the other way round...

Published Friday, July 25, 2008 3:13 AM by kitkai
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# Press seems to focus on two pages of Forrester's reports.@ Friday, July 25, 2008 3:38 AM

Do a google on "Now Is The Time To Determine SharePoint’s Place In Your Application Development

# re: Press seems to focus on two pages of Forrester's reports.@ Friday, July 25, 2008 7:45 AM

Had to laugh when I saw this - I thought for sure, I bet one of them is CMS Watch - a well-known anti-Microsoft shop trying to come across as unbiased (I swear, it looks like it's financed by big blue).

Sure enough, the first "Scare Campaign" site: CMS Watch. Sad...

by Brad Saide (CustomWare)

# SharePoint Daily for July 28, 2008@ Monday, July 28, 2008 9:31 PM

Top News Stories Microsoft Cloud Initiative Announcement Looming (Network World) With the new fiscal

# re: Press seems to focus on two pages of Forrester's reports.@ Friday, August 08, 2008 7:14 PM

I think Matt Asay from CNET also blogged about these reports saying that SharePoint eventually leads to vendor lock in.

Can you share your perspective on this argument against SharePoint?