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Updated: September 4th, 2006.

TechEd US 2006

OFC202 - Windows SharePoint Services (version 3): Overview and What's New
This session covers technical fundamentals of the next generation of Microsoft's Web workspace technology - what's new, what's changed, how it works, and why you should deploy it and develop on it. This session is a prerequisite for "Office SharePoint Server 2007: Overview and What's New".

OFC207 - Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007: Overview and What's New
Office SharePoint Server 2007 is much more than an upgrade to SharePoint Portal Server 2003 and Content Management Server 2002. This session covers technical fundamentals, feature overviews, new sets of server functionality, and implications for developers and IT professionals alike. NOTE: Since Office SharePoint Server 2007 is built on Windows SharePoint Service 3.0, this session requires that you attend "Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 - Overview and What's New" first.

OFC210 - Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007: Create and Customize SharePoint Web Sites and Build Workflow-Enabled Applications
Come and learn about Office SharePoint Designer 2007. This is the powerful and easy-to-use tool for information workers to automate business processes and build efficient applications on top of the SharePoint platform, and tailor their SharePoint site to their needs in an IT-managed environment.

OFC216 - Using the Web Content Management Features of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 to Build Great Looking Sites
This action-packed session covers a technical drilldown of the new Web content management features in Office SharePoint Server 2007. Learn how to build a rich publishing site with a consistent, customized look and feel. Understand how authors can create Web pages in-context and using applications such as Microsoft Office Word that stay in synch with your Web site's look and feel. See how site managers can control what content gets published using features like workflow and scheduling. Finally, hear a discussion on how the authoring interface and experience can be customized.

OFC323 - Dot-Com Meets SharePoint: Building an Internet-Facing Web Site Using Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
This session discusses how to build, deploy and manage Internet-facing Web sites using Office SharePoint Server 2007. Learn how to enable caching and anonymous access to make your site support millions of users, setup content deployment to copy content to your production environment across a firewall, and use the variations feature to provide Web pages in multiple languages or for multiple devices.

OFC329 - Migrating Your Content Management Server 2002 Web Sites to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
This session discusses how to migrate your Content Management Server (CMS) 2002 sites to Office SharePoint Server 2007. Learn how to assess your CMS 2002 application, the different migration scenarios possible and how to plan for migration. It includes a discussion on the out-of-the-box data migration tool and best practices for preparing your application for migration.

IT Forum 2005

OFF205 - Introduction to Office 12 Servers
As part of the next release of the Microsoft Office System, Microsoft will be introducing Office "12" Servers that will enhance and enable capabilties such as Enterprise Content Management, Portals, Search, Forms, Business Intelligence and Collaboration within your organization. In this session we will give you an overview of the new capabilities and demonstrate solutions which highlight some of the key features of this upcoming release using the latest build of Office "12". Come discover what Office "12" Servers can do for you!

OFF302 - Get Ready for Windows SharePoint Services v3
Windows SharePoint Services "v3" is a collaboration workspace solution in its own right, and it's also the foundation on which the next generation of Office "12" SharePoint Servers are built. This session will take you through the features of the improved workspace platform and collaboration functionality, including infrastructure and architectural considerations.

OFF304 - Get Ready for SharePoint Portal Server (SPS) / Content Management Server (CMS) vNext
The goal of this session is to provide you with a look into CMS and SPS functionality in the future and ways in which you can plan for it. Familiarity with SPS and CMS is required and it will be assumed that you attended the Office 12 Servers Introduction session (OFF205).

Professional Developers Conference 2005

OFF313 - Web Content Management Application Development and Engine Extensibility
This session covers enhanced functionality for designing, deploying, and maintaining Web portals and other applications that depend on large amounts of HTML content.

TechEd Europe 2005

PRT335 Best Practices for Content Management Server (CMS) 2002 Development
This session discusses best practices for designing and building Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 solutions with an emphasis on development best practices. Attendees are expected to have a basic understanding of CMS 2002. The techniques presented will help you develop more flexible and performant solutions. Code samples are shown that, for example, demonstrate how to separate business logic from display code making your code highly modular; caching is also discussed. Also learn tips and tricks and see samples that can help accelerate your development. Tricks include showcasing cost-effective methods of using existing content to enhance your CMS solution; for example, providing richer editing capability and workflow enhancements.

TechEd USA 2005

PRT331 Accelerating Your CMS Development and Deployment

PRT337 Best Practices for Designing and Building CMS Solutions

TechEd Europe 2004

BPR309 - Content Management Server 2002: Building Advanced Solutions and Custom Server Controls
In this session you will see how Content Management Server 2002 integrates with Visual Studio .NET to provide direct access to the MCMS data model and the MCMS Publishing API. Learn how to create rich .NET Content Management Server solutions. Are you limiting yourself to the out-of-the-box edit control? Don't! See how you can allow your authors to enter different kinds of content with a rich edit control providing a great experience. Also, learn how to develop your own ASP.NET placeholder server controls.

BPR324 - Building Enterprise Content Applications with CMS 2002, Office 2003 and K2.net 2003
The session is aimed at companies who have invested/or are thinking of investing in Microsoft Content Management Server, Sharepoint Portal Server and Microsoft Office (specifically Word and InfoPath) solutions. This will show the audience that the simple workflow capabilities within Content Management Server or Sharepoint Portal Server can easily be extended to support complex human to system interactions using a graphical business process design tool, namely K2.net 2003. It will also show how Microsoft Office products can be used in an integrated way to contribute to a total Content Management environment within organisations. A live demonstration of a complex business process within a Content Application will be presented to show how K2.net 2003 can be used to build an integrated Enterprise Content Management solution with relative ease and wizard based development.

BPR391 - Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies: Technical Overview and Architecture
This session requires a fundamental understanding of Microsoft Content Management Server and SharePoint Products and Technologies. Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies enables you to integrate Content Management Server with both Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server and Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services. See how the connector enables the sharing of key publishing and search technologies as well as unified content management and collaboration across the enterprise. See the features and functionality of the connector demonstrated and learn how it can be used to enhance and extend your portals.

BPRL15 Integrating CMS, WSS, and SPS: Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies (PDF)
Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies enables you integrate Content Management Server with both Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server and Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services. The connector enables the sharing of key publishing and search technologies, as well as enabling unified content management and collaboration across the enterprise. In this hands-on lab, learn to customize Web part views, create rendering templates, use the Connector's placeholder and API, and see how you can integrate SharePoint Portal Server Search with Content Management Server applications.

TechEd USA 2004

Using SharePoint Portal Server Search with Content Management Server (PDF)

Creating a Consistent Look and Feel with the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies (PDF)

Working with the SharePoint Document Placeholder (PDF)

Working with the Document Updater (PDF)

Creating Custom MCMS Page Listing Web Part Views (PDF)

TechEd Europe 2003

EBZ318 - Deploying a Content Management Server 2002 Solution: A Case Study
Learn the tips and tricks for creating, deploying, and managing an intranet site at Microsoft. Get best practices from an expert who lives it everyday. IT Professionals, System Administrators and developers can see how Microsoft products were used and how OTGWEB is built on Microsoft Windows 2003, ADS 2002 servers, Application Center 2000 for clustering and server load balancing, and Microsoft ASP.NET applications. Most importantly, see how they all fit together under the Content Management Server OTGWEB implementation.

EBZ319 - Building Enterprise Web Sites with Content Management Server 2002
See how Content Management Server 2002 integrates with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET to provide direct access to the MCMS data model and the MCMS Publishing API. Learn how to create, edit, secure and debug .NET Content Management Server Applications, with specific emphasis on creating templates. Great session for those who are new to MCMS 2002.

EBZ321 - Extending Content Management Server 2002 Publishing Processes
Do you need a specific workflow to meet your business needs? Microsoft CMS 2002 has an extensible publishing workflow model that will allow customization of Web publishing processes. Learn how to use the Microsoft ASP.NET event model to create custom MCMS workflows.

EBZ325 - Building High Performance Web Site Using Microsoft Commerce Server 2002 and Microsoft Content Management Server 2002
Learn how to architect highly reliable, secure, and scalable solutions with Content Management Server 2002 and Commerce Server 2002. This session will identify specific strategies for building fast E-Business Web applications.

EBZ351 - Integrating Web Services into Your Web Site with Content Management Server 2002
The ability to build and consume Web Services is a key building block of Microsoft .NET. See how using Web Services with MCMS facilitates a number of new uses for content, the most powerful of which is content syndication. Explore the MCMS Publishing API in a .NET world, creating Web Services for content syndication, and consuming the syndicated content for aggregation.

EBZ361 - Integrating Microsoft Content Management Server with Microsoft SharePoint Technologies
Portals and content management go hand in hand. Providing access to and discovery of multiple content types across portals and Web sites is a key requirement for most organizations. Learn how Microsoft is integrating Microsoft Content Management Server to provide a rich content authoring environment for the Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2003. Learn how to integrate Windows SharePoint Services with Content Management Server. Explore business use cases, best practices for development, deployment, and integration architecture.

EBZ-HOL02 - Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Hands-On Lab: Building the Site Framework (PDF)
After completing this lab, you will be able to Create a new channel, Create an ASP.NET template, Define placeholders for a template, Add and bind Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002 placeholder server controls, Test your new template, Create new server-based actions and status controls for Content Management Server consoles, View and use new actions in the WoodgroveNet sample site.

TechEd USA 2003

EBZ339 - Using Office to Publish Content to Your Web Sites with Content Management Server 2002
Do your users want to publish content from Word to your Web sites? MCMS 2002 introduces the Authoring Connector that integrates Word with MCMS out-of-the-box. Learn what this new functionality offers as well as how to customize it to meet your specific needs.

EBZ351 - Integrating Web Services into Your Web Site with Content Management Server 2002
The ability to build and consume Web Services is a key building block of .NET. See how using Web Services with MCMS facilitates a number of new uses for content, the most powerful of which is content syndication. Explore the MCMS Publishing API in a .NET world, creating Web Services for content syndication, and consuming the syndicated content for aggregation.

EBZ261 - Integrating Microsoft Content Management Server with SharePoint Technologies
Portals and content management go hand in hand. Providing access to and discovery of multiple content types across portals and Web sites is a key requirement for most organizations. Learn how Microsoft is integrating Microsoft Content Management Server to provide a rich content authoring environment for the SharePoint portal. Learn how to integrate Windows SharePoint Services with Content Management Server. Explore business use cases, best practices for development, deployment, and integration architecture.

EBZ338 - Modifying the MCMS 2002 Web Author
The MCMS 2002 Web Author is easy to use, business user friendly, and provides powerful out-of-the-box features. However, there are times when you'd like to customize the Web Author - for example, you want to change the look and feel to be consistent with the rest of your site; you want to add new functionality/options for your business users. Learn techniques on how to customize it by walking through code and demonstrations.

EBZ321 - Extending Content Management Server 2002 Publishing Processes
Do you need a specific workflow to meet your business needs? Microsoft CMS has an extensible publishing workflow model that is flexible enough to customize to meet your needs. Learn how to use the ASP.NET event model to create custom MCMS workflows.

EBZ318 - Deploying A Content Management Server 2002 Solution Case Study
Learn the tips and tricks for creating, deploying, and managing an intranet site at Microsoft. Get best practices from an expert who lives it everyday. IT Professionals, System Administrators and developers can see how Microsoft products were used and how OTGWEB is built on Windows 2003, ADS 2002 servers, Application Center 2000 for clustering and server load balancing, and ASP.NET applications. Most importantly, see how they all fit together under the Content Management Server OTGWEB implementation.

EBZ325 - Building High Performance Web Sites Using Commerce Server 2002 And Microsoft Content Management Server 2002
Do you ponder the following questions: How do I estimate the number of Web servers I need? How do I estimate the number of SQL Servers? What information do I need and how do I architect a solution? Learn the methodology around how to architect highly reliable, secure, and scalable solutions.

EBZ319 - Building Enterprise Web Sites Using MCMS 2002
See how Content Management Server 2002 integrates with Visual Studio .NET to provide direct access to the MCMS data model and the MCMS Publishing API. Learn how to create, edit, secure and debug .NET Content Management Server Applications, with specific emphasis on creating templates. Great session for those who are new to MCMS 2002.

EBZ322 - Creating Custom Placeholder Controls
Allow your authors to enter different kinds of content. Don't limit yourself to HTML and Image placeholders. MCMS 2002 introduces an ASP.NET server control based placeholder control building framework that organizations can take advantage of to build custom control. Learn how to build placeholder controls and see several samples.

TechEd Europe 2002

EBZ306 - Building Web Sites with Microsoft® Content Management Server 2002 and ASP.NET: Best Practices
Learn best practices for approaching a Microsoft® Content Management Server project. Focus on the overall project phases and tasks, roles and responsibilities, and how MSCMS features are used in these project phases. Site architecture, template building, setting up site structure, and planning for deployment are all explored using customer examples. It also includes best practices for integrating CMS with Commerce Server for content personalization and targeting and building MCMS 2001 sites today to prepare for MCMS 2002.

EBZ307 Building Multilingual Web Sites with Microsoft® Content Management Server
Coordinating the creation, publishing, translation, and deployment of multilingual Web sites is a major concern for global companies. Explore best practices for building site structure and templates for MSCMS sites that present content in multiple languages. Explore issues of workflow and notification for translation, including integration with Uniscape globalization software to manage the translation business process.

EBZ308 Building Web Sites with Microsoft® Content Management Server and Visual Studio® .NET
See how Microsoft® Content Management Server 2002 integrates with Visual Studio® .NET to provide direct access to the MSCMS data model and the MSCMS Publishing API. Learn how to create, edit and debug .NET Content Management Server Applications, with specific emphasis on creating templates and placeholder server controls, and debugging navigation script.

EBZ401 Building Web Services for Microsoft® Content Management Server 2002
The ability to build and consume Web Services is a key building block of Microsoft® .NET. Using Web Services with MSCMS facilitates a number of new uses for content, the most powerful of which is content syndication. Explore the MCMS Publishing API in a .NET world, creating Web Services for content syndication, and creating custom server placeholder controls to deliver unique content types.

TechEd USA 2002

EBZ308 - Building Web Sites With MSCMS 2002 And VS.NET
See how Content Management Server 2002 integrates with Visual Studio.NET to provide direct access to the MSCMS data model and the MSCMS Publishing API. Learn how to create, edit and debug .NET Content Management Server Applications, with specific emphasis on creating templates and placeholder server controls, and debugging navigation script.

EBZ401 - Building Web Services With Content Management Server 2002
The ability to build and consume Web Services is a key building block of .NET. Using Web Services with MSCMS facilitates a number of new uses for content, the most powerful of which is content syndication. Explore the MSCMS Publishing API in a .NET world, creating Web Services for content syndication, and creating custom server placeholder controls to deliver unique content types.