SharePoint

Companies can unlock content in their enterprise content management system when behind a firewall with the right enterprise collaboration technology.

Shared folders once made it easier for internal teams to have access to the same content — but now they have created new content collaboration headaches.

Many companies neglect to address security gaps in how information is shared externally. There is a solution: Intralinks Content Collaboration Network™.

Here are six integration capabilities to consider when evaluating enterprise collaboration solutions.

Banks have come under increasing pressure from regulatory agencies regarding timely submission of documents in support of financial examinations.

CSOs and compliance officers of most global enterprises have fundamentally different goals from those of the average consumer of a free file sharing app.

Join Ultimate Windows Security Randy Franklin Smith and Intralinks Paul Loefstedt on Thursday, January 30, 2013 at 12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT for a live webinar presentation “How to Extend Secure SharePoint Access to Consultants, Customers, Vendors and Business Partners” to learn practical and technical training on external SharePoint access and secure collaboration outside of the firewall.

One of the more lively discussions coming out of the Gartner Symposium/ ITxpo 2013 was around the future of SharePoint™ on-premise solutions. Gartner analyst Jeffrey Mann offered an opinion that “SharePoint on-premise is slowly on its way out,” and elaborated on the woes some long-time SharePoint users continue to experience. Memeburn echoed this view, pointing out SharePoint’s lack of popularity among users and the difficulty upgrading or changing an installation:

Our solutions for sharing content on SharePoint to an extranet audience – simply, securely and quickly – were a big hit with the many folks who came by to talk to us.