SharePoint Performance, Capacity Planning & Best Practices Resources Centers

Two new great resource centers filled with lots of good content are now available:

Performance & Capacity Planning Resource Center for MOSS 2007

... allow me to introduce the (begin drum roll here) Performance and Capacity Planning Resource Center for SharePoint Server 2007... We’ve rigorously reviewed, analyzed, folded, starched, ironed, and consolidated every existing bit of performance and capacity planning content available today in one easy-to-use page.

Best Practices Resource Center for MOSS 2007

The SharePoint Customer Advisory Team and the Microsoft Consulting Services team for SharePoint have collaborated to bring you a set of guidelines that lay out the best practices for success with Office SharePoint Server 2007. Following these practices will help you avoid some of the common deployment pitfalls and keep your SharePoint environments available and performing well.

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posted on Thursday, September 04, 2008 11:16 PM

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