Jacksonville Office Geeks: March 2008 Meeting: Regulatory Compliance

Jacksonville Office Geeks: March 2008 Meeting: Regulatory Compliance - Item Level Auditing in SharePoint

Our next meeting is on Thursday, March 20, 2008. Here's the session title & abstract to help you get a better idea of what we'll be discussing:

Regulatory Compliance - Item Level Auditing in SharePoint
Dealing with regulatory compliance issues in the midst of an ever-increasing volume of content at least requires a robust method for tracking what happens to a document as it moves through a SharePoint portal. Windows SharePoint Services includes built-in functionality for keeping tabs on the "who, what, when and where" for every document in every document library, but this functionality is not enabled by default. In this session, we'll examine programming techniques for controlling the auditing support provided by WSS and we'll look at the enhanced audit reporting features provided by MOSS. We'll also explore strategies for implementing item-level auditing while minimizing its impact on the overall performance of a SharePoint farm.

Speaker: John Holliday, MVP Office SharePoint Server

Here's the important stuff:

Date: Thursday, March 20th, 2008; 6p-8p
Location: Bank of America, Building 500, 9000 Southside Blvd; 2nd Floor; Sea Oats room
Meeting Location Map: http://floridaofficegeeks.org/JOG/Pages/Meeting%20Logistics.aspx
RSVP Required: http://www.clicktoattend.com/?id=124804

* Jacksonville Office Geeks is also known as the JAXDUG Office Developer SIG.

Technorati tags: moss, wss, sharepoint

posted on Wednesday, March 19, 2008 10:25 AM

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# re: Jacksonville Office Geeks: March 2008 Meeting: Regulatory Compliance - Item Level Auditing in SharePoint 3/21/2008 10:20 AM Marc Dencker

also take a look at this whitepaper that explains how to implement a 21 CFR Part 11 compliant environtment on MOSS; This includes item level auditing and many other cool things

http://marcd.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!611216EE7EB3297A!1049.entry

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