The following MVPs will be sharing their time and expertise with the SharePoint community for our first of what we hope will be several chats: Andrew Connell, Becky Bertram, Brendon Schwartz, Dan Attis, Daniel Larson, Darrin Bishop, John Ross, Matthew McDermott, Mike Oryzak, Paul Galvin, Paul Schaeflein, Randy Drisgill, and Rob Foster.

Ever wanted item level security in SharePoint without the headaches? It’s easier than you might think.

I have a browser-enabled infopath form that needs to allow anonymous submission. Permissions for form libraries do not allow anonymous add only view rights.

I showed you what templates SharePoint Designer usually creates when you set up a Data View Web Part (DVWP).

If implementing SharePoint with another ECM solution, it is important to truly identify what role SharePoint will have in the organization to ensure proper planning for the implementation.

I don’t think I’ve worked with any client that was happy with the SharePoint look out of the box, generally that means a “make it look not like SharePoint”

You already knew this, but strong user preferences for SharePoint sites translate into value in many ways.

Our keynote is being given by Rob Collie. He is a Microsoft Program Manager for PowerPivot. He also happens to live in Cleveland. Mark, this guy created PowerPivot! We are indeed lucky.

The value of SharePoint is often best broken down and contextualized by organization, division and department.

Dux Raymond Sy, author of SharePoint for Project Management, is giving a free webcast next week on “Best Practices in SharePoint User Management“.