Toronto’s IT Pro User group meets on the first Tuesday of the month. Here is the agenda for the upcoming meeting.
SharePoint for Public Facing Websites
Start Date/Time:
September 1, 2009 6:00 PM
End Date/Time:
September 1, 2009 9:00 PM
Location:
University of Toronto
Health Sciences Building, Room 108
155 College Street,
Toronto, ON
M5T 3M7
To Register for this Event click the following Link:
Registration site: http://www.clicktoattend.com/?id=140614
Presentation Overview
When done wrong, SharePoint can turn your public facing sites into a performance hog, which is impossible to manage.
Here we will cover some guidelines for a successful public website based on SharePoint:
- Planning your SharePoint environment for a public facing website
- Branding your SharePoint website; master pages; page layouts, style sheets, XSLT, item/group styles, etc.
- Writing custom code to add more functionality to your SharePoint-based site: web parts, features, etc.
- Customizing built-in SharePoint search functionality on your site
- Securing your SharePoint-based website (protect backend servers, configure anonymous mode, use lockdown mode, etc.)
- Implementing or preserving SEO practices in SharePoint
- Tuning the performance of the SharePoint-based public site (managing page load, optimizing server response time, http compression, cache profiles, blob-cache, etc.)
Presenter
Max Yermakhanov
IT Manager, ObjectSharp
Max is an IT Manager with ObjectSharp Consulting where his main goal is to help the clients and staff to get more (and better) use out Microsoft and other leading technologies.
Max has been involved with information technology professionally since 1999, i.e. “the last millennium.” He has two Master’s degrees: first one in Computer Science and the second one in Library and Information Science. He also has MCSE, MCSA, CCNA, and a few other certifications, but who is counting…
With over nine years’ experience working in public and private organizations, Max has a vast depth of knowledge in Information Technology. He is a life-long learner, bringing an uncompromising approach to client satisfaction.
