These are exciting times at Workshare! Several writers, as well as an overwhelming number of face-to-face conversations at Legal Tech New York and the SPTech Conference, have been talking about the recent Workshare Point product launch.
Here's a brief recap of the buzz around connecting Office to SharePoint 2010 with Workshare Point:
Senior reporter David Roe wrote an article at CMSWire.com stating that Workshare Point is "turning SharePoint 2010 into an easy-to-use document management system by offering a document-centric front with Office and Outlook integration."
Technology editor Sean Doherty authored a piece on Law.com about product news arising from Legal Tech New York, saying that Workshare Point delivers "what appears to be a very intuitive process for managing documents and e-mail in Outlook and SharePoint."
Author Neil Squillante blogged about Workshare Point on TechnoLawyer.com calling our Easy SharePoint Browsing a "killer feature."
Writer Stewart J. Johnston wrote a story on InternetNews.com and SharePointBriefing.com stating that Workshare Point intends to "build a better pipeline between Microsoft's SharePoint and Office productivity suite."
Blogger Jason Plant of the blog No Option expressed a favorable impression of Workshare Point, saying it "looks really neat." He said that SharePoint's limitations for Legal IT - namely matter centricity and email limitations - “can be addressed by 'add ons' like Workshare Point.”
Author Caroline Marwitz at SharePoint Pro Connections stated that Workshare Point’s interface “is… customizable, so you can make it specific to your industry or department.”
Dave Rubinstein mentioned Workshare Point on SPTechWeb.com, calling it “a solution for moving files into and out of SharePoint directly from Microsoft Office applications.”