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SharePoint Insider - June 2009

SharePoint has made some parts of content management much easier, but it falls short on document classification. In this month's issue, learn different approaches to categorize documents. The best time to apply security to SharePoint is right from the start. Access >>>

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- Big SharePoint governance mistakes by Paul West, Contributor
  Steer clear of these common problems by taking some simple steps in your governance process.
- Strategies for securing SharePoint in Windows by Stephen Cummins
  Plan for security at the start of your SharePoint deployment to control access, applications and content.
- Top Microsoft SharePoint governance mistakes to avoid by Brien Posey
  SharePoint falls short when it comes to classifying documents. Learn some useful approaches that can help accomplish the task.

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