Slides from my talks at SPTechCon Boston 2011

CoreyRoth — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 21:54:46 GMT

This post is long overdue, but better late than never. I had a great time at SPTechCon 2011 in Boston. I had the chance to meet a lot of people in person for the first time that I had only previously known through twitter. I gave two talks this year. The first being my Instant ECM talk showing you how to leverage out-of-the-box SharePoint ECM features. My second talk was an advanced developer talk discussing how to build Business Data Connectivity models and custom connectors. My slides can be found on SlideShare. It was definitely great to get out to the east coast and see how people were using SharePoint.

Instant ECM with SharePoint 2010 - SPTechCon Boston 2011 Slides

Advanced BCS: Business Data Connectivity Models and Custom Connectors – SPTechCon 2011 Slides

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Speaking about How Business Connectivity Services (BCS) may change your life in SharePoint 2010 at Tulsa SharePoint Interest Group on 4/12

CoreyRoth — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 23:00:09 GMT

Ok, so the title may be overly dramatic, but the BCS is really freaking cool now. With SharePoint 2010 just around the corner, now is the time to start learning how you can leverage it. I’ll be talking about the Business Connectivity Services at the Tulsa SharePoint Interest Group on 4/12. If you’re not familiar with everything yet, here is what has changed. The Business Data Catalog from MOSS 2007 had morphed into the new Business Connectivity Services also known as the BCS. To add to the confusion, there are places where you will still see term BDC lying around such as the case of the BDC entity model (although maybe the name has changed by now). With 2010, we get the ability to easily and quickly create new application definitions using SharePoint Designer 2010. On top of that the data we have abstracted through the BCS can be manipulated in something new called the external list. It’s so cool that in fact you can edit and do all CRUD operations on that external list and the changes get persisted to the backend database (or web service, etc). If you’re not familiar with the BCS yet, this is a must-see session.

If you are going to make it to the event, please RSVP. Thanks.

Corey Roth [MVP] : Business Connectivity Services, SharePoint 2010, Business Data Catalog, Presentations

Slides from my talks at SPTechCon Boston 2011

Speaking about How Business Connectivity Services (BCS) may change your life in SharePoint 2010 at Tulsa SharePoint Interest Group on 4/12