In spring of 2007 I co-authored four whitepapers with Evan Richman, SharePoint Enterprise Content Management Product Manager, and Ellen Dowd, Director of the Enterprise Content Management practice at Hitachi Consulting. I really enjoyed this project, partially because we we tried a new approach of tying together the marketing message with TechNet and MSDN content.

Whitepaper: Office SharePoint Server 2007 Document Management
Microsoft delivers an integrated solution that extends document management to all employees. By recognizing that a document’s lifecycle begins the moment it is created and does not end until it is destroyed, organizations can achieve wide adoption and enforcement of enterprise standards, resulting in decreased management costs and reduced corporate risk.

Whitepaper: Office SharePoint Server 2007 Records Management
Microsoft delivers a records management platform that can be extended to every information worker. By viewing retention and records management as a component of the overall document lifecycle, organizations can reduce risk and improve compliance with increased adoption of records management practices.

Whitepaper: Office SharePoint Server 2007 Web Content Management
Microsoft delivers a WCM solution that combines the rich features of a traditional content management system with a unified, enterprise WCM platform—all delivered with the usability of Office SharePoint Server 2007.

Whitepaper: Office SharePoint Server 2007 Workflow
Office SharePoint Server 2007 Workflow solution delivers highly flexible tools like InfoPath Forms Services for data collection and workflow interaction, SharePoint Designer for easy workflow design and customization including robust out of the box features to enable rapid deploy solutions across the enterprise.