SharePointReviews.com - Independent Consumer Reviews on SharePoint Related Products and Services

When buying a car, lots of folks head to Consumer Reports. When I buy electronics, I go straight to CNET and Amazon to read their reviews, but most importantly, to see what customers are saying with respect to the pros and cons. Finally, we have something like this for SharePoint!

SharePoint Reviews (http://www.sharepointreviews.com/) does this just. It's got a whole slew of SharePoint offerings provided by the now huge SharePoint ecosystem. Have you used something? Now you can head straight to this site and voice your experience and opinions! What a great way to get unsolicited input on what other customers are saying about the next product you want to buy! I've already submitted my review for my favorite content migration tool from any site into SharePoint (WCM specifically): Metalogix Website Migration Manager.

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posted on Friday, November 21, 2008 2:03 PM

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# re: SharePointReviews.com - Independent Consumer Reviews on SharePoint Related Products and Services 11/21/2008 4:23 PM Tom Resing

Andrew,
I checked out the site this morning after Joel Oleson's post and added a review of Tzunami Deployer. Did I already ask if you'd used Metalogix for domain changes? I have a client that wants to map the users, with metadata from an old domain and Tzunami was the olny tool I found with semi-automated metadata mapping for modified by and other user attributes.
-Tom

# re: SharePointReviews.com - Independent Consumer Reviews on SharePoint Related Products and Services 11/21/2008 4:43 PM AC [MVP MOSS]

Tom-
Never had to do that with any migrations I've been on so not sure if it does do it, but the extensibility points in it would make me think it's possible.

# re: SharePointReviews.com - Independent Consumer Reviews on SharePoint Related Products and Services 11/24/2008 11:22 AM Tom Resing

Andrew,
Extensibility sounds interesting. Even with Tznumai, I did have to write a little code, but very little.
Thanks,
Tom

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