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Use existing .NET experience
Shinetech assigned three engineers with substantial .NET experience. Their web-development knowledge supported the transition into SharePoint development.
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Case study
Extending SharePoint with reusable information tools
An Australian systems integration firm worked with three .NET engineers to add a collection of information and licensing Web Parts to Windows SharePoint Services.
- Client context
- An Australian Microsoft systems integration firm
- Engineering team
- 3 engineers
- Platform
- Windows SharePoint Services
- Scope
- Information and licensing tools
The situation
The business need
The client developed and integrated Microsoft software for its customers. It needed additional Web Parts for a browser-based collaboration environment built on Windows SharePoint Services.
The required functions ranged from everyday reference lookups to licensing, with the aim of making useful information available within the collaboration platform.
The approach
How the team delivered
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Build the requested Web Parts
The collection included currency conversion, postcode and country dialling-code lookups, weather, football scores, quotations, global time conversion and licensing functions.
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Deliver within the agreed schedule
The engineers applied their experience in web modules to implement the SharePoint components.
Project context
Technology and delivery
Technologies and working practices used in this engagement.
SharePointASP.NETWeb Parts.NET
The result
What the engagement delivered
Additional collaboration tools
The delivered Web Parts extended the standard SharePoint environment with the requested functions.
An on-time delivery
The project record documents completion within the agreed schedule.
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