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Sweden SharePoint User Group – 6 years and counting – we’re growing!

March 17th, 2013 by Tobias Zimmergren

Time goes by fast. Especially when thinking back at when we started our User Group in Sweden. We started the Sweden SharePoint User Group (www.ssug.se & www.facebook.com/sharepointsweden) back in 2007. We’ve had it running for a solid 6+ years and are soon entering our 7th anniversary. Pretty cool if you ask me. So here’s a few details and notes about that.

Sweden SharePoint User Group History

I (Tobias Zimmergren) founded the Sweden SharePoint User Group (SSUG) back in 2007 together with Wictor Wilén and Göran Husman.

Members

Back in 2007 at our very first meeting we were only about 15 people showing up. This was of course due to the natural reasons that nobody knew we existed and that we hadn’t really promoted the user group that well for our first meeting.

As time passed by and we had a few meetings every other month, members grew and the interest for our User Group really picked up. The following years the adoption of SharePoint became more and more common in organizations, which naturally led to more people picking up an interest in our group as well. Today we have more than 1100+ members that have registered their interest in the group. AWESOME.

So, where have we been hanging out?

During all the years we’ve been pulling our efforts for actual offline and on-site meetings. We rarely to never do any online sessions or recorded webcasts. The most obvious reason for this is that we want people to show up at our meetings, network, have fun, (obviously drink beer) and while doing all of this be able to grow their own professional network.

We started out in Stockholm by hanging out at various companies and letting them sponsor our meetings by setting up a room, arranging food and beverages and mostly have at least one session delivered by one of their SharePoint professionals. Today we have meetings in Stockholm and Malmö regularly and we’re expanding the group (again) to Göteborg.

As time flew by, we also set up a few different web sites for our members to use as a discussion point. We ended up realizing that nobody actually used those resources since you have MSDN and Stackexchange. We then decided to only use our new Facebook page for discussions and interactions (www.facebook.com/sharepointsweden) and our EventBrite page for event registration and overview (www.ssug.se). The rest of the action happens when we meet, and not online – so be sure to show up at a future meeting in order not to miss out.

Why would you attend the SSUG meetings?

In Sweden we are pretty confident that this is the most relaxed and easygoing way to network and learn about SharePoint – FOR FREE. All the hours, days, weeks and months of work that we put into this is on a voluntary basis in order to keep it neutral and in a relaxed atmosphere.

Some of the top reasons why I personally attend (and organize) our meetings are:

Networking
You get a chance to meet old and new friends in the same field as yourself. Invaluable connections for your future adventures in SharePoint land.


Learning
You get a chance to learn and pick up new stuff about SharePoint.


Customer showcases
We try to have some sessions about customer showcases where you can see SharePoint being implemented in an organization and hear about the challenges, benefits and so on.

Social
There’s no doubt that these events are one of the most social of events where geeks meet up. SharePoint is about sharing and collaborating – we make sure to do that when we meet. I mean who doesn’t like beer anyway?

Fun & relaxed
We always change the venue and keep it simple and relaxed. Grab a beer, listen to SharePoint and chit chat with fellow SharePointeers. Keeping it simple and making it awesome.


Awesome
I don’t need to explain this one, do I?

Summary

We have fun. That’s key. So watch out for one of the following SharePoint geeks as they may be spreading awesomeness or simple rant about random SharePoint topics at an event near you in the future :-)

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Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2012 – Recap

December 25th, 2012 by Tobias Zimmergren

Author: Tobias Zimmergren
http://www.zimmergren.net | http://www.tozit.com | @zimmergren

Introduction

Better late than never for the post-SPC article I suppose. I was in Las Vegas at the Microsoft SharePoint Conference this year (2012) attending some great (and some not so great) sessions about SharePoint 2013. During the week I’ve met many old friends, made some new friends and had a blast every single day.

This will be a fairly short story, mentioning the sessions I liked and talking about some of the events that happened during our stay in Vegas.

What happened at SPC12?

Well, everything happened:

  • We had a majorly awesome SharePint at EyeCandy.
  • I was on a panel in the SharePoint Conference TV.
  • AvePoint had their legendary RedParty.
  • Axceller had an awesome event where Pamela Anderson appeared. The geeks were thrilled, to say the least.
  • Bon Jovi made an appearance and gave us a great show at Mandalay Bay.
  • We saw a lot of great SharePoint SharePoint Sessions.
  • Networking with peers.

Recommended sessions

Instead of shouting about all the new fancy details in how SharePoint 2013 will make your everyday easier, I’d like to shout out to a few of my friends who also gave some of the (in my opinion, of the ones I attended) best performances at SPC12.

Scot Hillier’s JavaScript sessions

Scot did a total of three sessions, two of which I attended with great pleasure and the third one didn’t fit my schedule:

A primer in HTML5 and JavaScript (SPC005)

The Office and SharePoint new Cloud App Model that lights up HTML and JavaScript development. This session will be a primer into all that HTML5 and Javascript have to offer and the best practices for using them. You will learn about HTML5, JSON, jQuery and much more…

JavaScript best practices for developing Apps (SPC136)

SharePoint 2013 introduces a new app model, which is heavily-reliant on client-side programming with JavaScript. While SharePoint developers often have strong server-side programming skills, their client-side programming skills are generally weaker. In this session, we will review the best practices for using JavaScript in SharePoint 2013 apps. We will start by presenting the various patterns for creating libraries in JavaScript that are reusable and maintainable. We will then cover the fundamentals of the REST and CSOM object models. Finally, we will show how to utilize key supporting libraries like jQuery and Knockout. The session will culminate with the presentation of a complete Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) app demonstrating all of the best practices. Attendees will exit the session ready to start developing SharePoint 2013 apps.

Kirk Evans’ Client Side Rendering session

Kirk is a personal friend of mine and an awesome guy overall. I expected a lot from him, but he blew the roof with this session. I think this is some great content and man is there a ton of awesome things to consider in the SharePoint 2013 box. If you can review one single session from the entire conference, go for this one. At least that’s what I’d do!

Client Side Rendering in SharePoint Server 2013 (SPC040)

SharePoint Server 2013 provides a new way of rendering content to the browser using client side rendering. This new way of rendering leverages web standard technologies like jQuery, JSON and REST to render data in a clearer and simpler way than before. In this session, you will learn these techniques for creating different types of views of data in SharePoint 2013.

Eric Schupps’ Helpdesk App session

So if you’re curious about what Apps has to offer in SharePoint 2013, this is THE session you should review. Eric’s doing a great job of showing off some capabilities in a real-world application usage for SharePoint Apps in SharePoint 2013. Way to go Eric!

A Real-World Help Desk App: End-to-End (SPC006)

This session will go over the nuts and bolts of a real world app scenario that we all know and love… Help desk support. During the session, we will look at the overall architecture the app as well as review the code of key components of the app itself. Finally, the session will describe the learnings found that every SharePoint developer will want to know.

Summary

There were tons of great sessions (and some not so great, but that’s a different story altogether) at the conference. Should someone ask me if I would go again the answer would obviously be "Of course, it was awesome. And I like awesomeness."

See you next time folks!

Office 2013 and SharePoint 2013 finally reached RTM!

October 12th, 2012 by Tobias Zimmergren

The time we’ve been waiting for has come. The Microsoft Office team just announced that SharePoint 2013 (and Office 2013 of course) has been signed off and is now RTM. It wont be long until we can get the final builds of these awesome products!

Words from the team

From Office.com:

Moments ago, the Office engineering team signed off on the Release to Manufacturing (RTM) build. This milestone means the coding and testing phase of the project is complete and we are now focused on releasing the new Office via multiple distribution channels to our consumer and business customers.

From the SharePoint team:

We will begin rolling out new capabilities to Office 365 Enterprise customers in our next service updates, starting in November through general availability.

Volume Licensing customers with Software Assurance (SA) will be able to download SharePoint 2013 on-premise through the Volume Licensing Service Center by mid-November. For business customers without SA, it will also be available on the Volume Licensing price list on December 1.

A fantastic preview/beta

If you’ve been around a while, you know that with the release of 2010 the documentation was "Okay" and code samples were not very elaborate and not many. With the release of SharePoint 2007 it was even worse, lack of proper documentation and samples alltogether when it first came out in it’s beta period.

With the release of the public preview/beta2 version of SharePoint 2013 and Office 2013, Microsoft has done a GREAT job in publishing articles and code samples. Kudos to the product groups for pushing so much great content out in a beta-stage. I can’t wait to get started with upgrading customers and have clients evaluate the new features in 2013.

Summary

With that announced, we’ll just have to wait a few weeks before we can get our hands on the final RTM builds.

Well done, SharePoint and Office PG’s.

Sweden SharePoint User Group (SSUG) – Updates and information

September 21st, 2012 by Tobias Zimmergren

Author: Tobias Zimmergren
http://www.zimmergren.net | http://www.tozit.com | @zimmergren

Introduction

Since we kicked off the Sweden SharePoint User Group (or SSUG) a couple of years back, we’ve managed to keep a great flow and balance in keeping free meetings and sessions throughout the Swedish SharePoint community. Recently I launched (actually re-launched) the SSUG group down in the southern parts of Sweden – and with great success. It’s awesome to see what a huge interest there is for SharePoint in general and our user group in particular.

Popular: Coming events

I’ve re-mapped the domain www.ssug.se to point to our EventBrite page, which is where you’ll find any and all upcoming events with the SSUG group in Sweden.

Stockholm – September 24th, 2012

There is only 50 seats. PLEASE - if you cannot attend and have registered, please unregister. It’s not fair to our host or the people on the waitlist to not show up!

This event is SOLD OUT. 50 out of 50 attendees are signed up, and unfortunately we don’t have more room at this event. You can sign up on the waiting list at the event booking form

  • 17:30 Registration – you need to register here on Eventbrite to get a seat
  • 18:00 Wictor Wilén introduces SSUG and kicks off this season
  • 18:05 Steria welcomes everyone
  • 18:10 Matthias Einig (Steria) will present Application Life Cycle Management in SharePoint
  • 19:00 Beer and something to chew on
  • 19:15 Wictor Wilén (Connecta) will give you an introduction to all the new and shiny stuff in SharePoint 2013
  • 20:00 All good things must eventually end, but we’ll wrap up with a quick Q&A session about SharePoint 2013

Malmö – Oktober 4th, 2012

There is only 50 seats. PLEASE - if you cannot attend and have registered, please unregister. It’s not fair to our host or the people on the waitlist to not show up!

This event is SOLD OUT. 50 out of 50 attendees are signed up, and unfortunately we don’t have more room at this event. You can sign up on the waiting list at the event booking form

  • 17:30 – 18:00: Mingle and meetup
  • 18:00 : Tobias Zimmergren (TOZIT AB) introduces SSUG and kicks the meeting off
  • 18:05 : Carl-Johan Tiréus (Connecta) welcomes us to Connecta
  • 18:15 : One year with SharePoint – Alfa Laval presents their experiences and lessons learned from introducing SharePoint in their organization
  • 19:00 : Food & Beer!
  • 19:15 : Wictor Wilén (Connecta) talks about the most important news in SharePoint 2013
  • 20:00 : The End. Who’s up for a SharePint?

Where can you find us?

Upcoming events: www.ssug.se

Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/SharePointSweden

SharePointDiscussions.com – Discussion Forum software for your SharePoint sites

August 15th, 2012 by Tobias Zimmergren

Introduction

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During the last few years, we’ve been enabling our clients with enhanced discussion forum solutions for SharePoint 2007 and SharePoint 2010 in their intranets, extranets and public facing web sites. Given the great success of the last few years implementations of discussion solutions with our clients, we have now dedicated an entirely new initiative to manage the discussion solution suite.

Head on over to www.sharepointdiscussions.com to take a closer look!

We’re live!

We’ve successfully launched a new site called SharePointDiscussions.com which will now host the content of our products and services related to our discussion forum solutions and software. All new features and updates to the solutions will be accessible from this location and any requests related to these products and solutions can be relayed to the support team at support {at} sharepointdiscussions.com

Highlights

Some of the things I’d love to highlight are:

- Competitive pricing!
    – We can offer a single server license for only $399 per server
    – You purchase it once, and then you’re done. No annual fees!
- Language support!
    – We support multiple languages, including these:
    – English – Swedish – Danish – German – Greek – Farsi – Norwegian – Dutch
    – If you need your language localized, get in touch
- Features
    – Mark posts as answers
    – Mark posts as helpful
    – Mark posts as abusive
    – Collect user statistics
    – Earn points for posts, helpful posts and answers
    – Categorize discussions in different forums
    – Multiple threads in each forum
    – Create posts and threads easily
    – Delete entire threads easily, or single posts
    – RSS: Subscribe to new threads in a forum
    – RSS: Subscribe to new posts in a thread
    – Additional free Web Part: Recent Posts
    – Additional free Web Part: Top Viewer
        – Display users with most total points
        – Display users with most total posts
        – Display users with most answered posts
        – Display users with most helpful posts
    – Additional free Web Part: Forum Search

… and much more.

Summary

It’s about time to continue writing on our SharePoint 2013 versions of our Apps, products and solutions – so with that, I thank you for your time to read this!

Enjoy!

SharePoint 2013 – Microsoft announces the new versions of SharePoint and Office

July 16th, 2012 by Tobias Zimmergren

Author: Tobias Zimmergren
http://www.zimmergren.net | http://www.tozit.com | @zimmergren

Introduction

If you haven’t followed the trend today, you’ve most certainly missed out. The Office 2013 and SharePoint 2013 preview versions were released to the wild today. Steve Ballmer did a LIVE pressrelease where he revealed that the new versions of Office and SharePoint are now officially available for public beta consumption. This is pretty amazing news, so I’ll just leave you with the following information and links and you can be certain that I’ll update this blog regularly with content of SharePoint 2013 awesomeness from this day forth :-)

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Download the SharePoint 2013 preview binaries

You can find some of the relevant downloads right here:

SharePoint 2013 binaries

SharePoint Designer 2013 binaries

 

SharePoint Server 2013 SDKs

 

Microsoft Office Web Apps Server 2013

 

Duet Enterprise for SharePoint 2013 and SAP 2.0

 

Enjoy – and see you on the other side :-)

Sweden SharePoint User Group – Malmö / Stockholm

January 30th, 2012 by Tobias Zimmergren

Introduction

The Sweden SharePoint User Group (SSUG) is a non-profit organization where we continuously  provide meet-ups and presentations about SharePoint in Sweden.
There’s no doubt that everyone’s been very busy the last year and things aren’t about to change now. As we head deeper into 2012 I’m sure we’ll have plenty of awesome SharePoint-related meetings and conferences to attend!

The group started in Stockholm several years ago when Me (Tobias Zimmergren), Göran Husman, Wictor Wilén and Daniel Bugday decided to join our forces and provide a common ground for people in Sweden that are interested in SharePoint.

We’ve conducted several meetings in Stockholm, a few meetings in Gothenburg and unfortunately only one meeting in Malmö. Things are about to change!

With our new establishment of TOZIT AB in the region, I’ve decided to shorten down the long trips I’ve previously had and focus my attention to this region (Öresundsregionen – Helsingborg/Lund/Malmoe/Copenhagen etc.) – this means more time for the SSUG (Sweden SharePoint User Group) in Malmö as well.

Upcoming Event – Malmö

During late February or early March we’ll have our first meeting since 2008, when myself and Carsten Keutmann did presentations on SharePoint Online and WSPBuilder.

Agenda: TBD

Location: Malmö

Date & Time: During March

Upcoming Event – Stockholm

Update: The details for the SSUG Event in Stockholm have been published, and you can sign up and read more here: http://ssug.eventbrite.com/

Agenda:

  • Mattias Karlsson, Microsoft: Talks about Microsoft PFE
    How does the Microsoft support work? What does a PFE do?
  • Wictor Wilén, Connecta: Talks about the MCM and MCA Programs
    What are the Microsoft Certified Masters and Certified Architect programs? 
  • Session 3: To Be Decided
    TBD

Location: Microsoft HQ, Akalla (Stockholm)

Date & Time: March 15th, 18:00 CET

Sign up here: http://ssug.eventbrite.com/

Sponsors and Speakers

The routines for our meetings is that we’ve got a sponsor to host the meeting (provide meeting rooms, projectors and food/beverages) and we’ve had one or more speakers during an evening.

We’re currently looking for:

  • Meeting Sponsors: Where you provide your offices or conference rooms for our meetings
  • Speakers: Where you talk about whatever interests you in SharePoint. Here’s some of the popular focus areas we’ve had speakers talk about before:
    • Focus: Development
    • Focus: Architecture
    • Focus: End User Adoption
    • Focus: No-Code Solutions
    • Focus: Marketing
    • Focus: Show Cases / How-We-Did-It

See you soon at a local SSUG meeting!

Enjoy.

Office 365 – Part 2: Getting started with Office 365

June 12th, 2011 by Tobias Zimmergren

Author: Tobias Zimmergren
http://www.zimmergren.net | http://www.tozit.com | @zimmergren

Introduction

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In this series I will cover the aspects of Office 365 briefly and of course dig deeper into the SharePoint-bits. The article series is meant to give you a heads up about Office 365, and of course give you the information you need to get started with the services offered!

Related articles in this article series

Part 1: What is Office 365 and how can my organization benefit from using it?
Part 2: Getting started with Office 365

(This section will be updated as new articles are produced)

Getting Started with Office 365, step by step!

In this section I will briefly guide you through the creation of an account in the Office 365 beta.

Sign up for the beta

Step 1)

Visit http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/online-software.aspx and click the big green button saying "JOIN THE BETA":
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Step 2)

Next, choose the preferred type of subscription – Small Business or Enterprise:

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Step 3)

Fill in your company details and preferred domain names and just follow along with the guide:

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Step 4)

If everything went well, you should see this dialog appear for a little while:

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Step 5) Take a look at your new Office 365 beta account, up and running:

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This scenario literally took me less than 2 minutes to do. That’s right, I’m saying that I got up and running with Office 365 (beta) in less than 5 minutes and am now totally in control – without the need of any hardware or deployment configurations. Awesome.

Note: You can see that the services are saying "Setting up <service name>… this may take a few minutes" – this is done in the background and takes literally just a minute or two and you’re all done – and all configured to get started with the Office 365 beta.

Accessing your new services

That’s it. You’re done.

When the background tasks have completed and your Exchange, Lync and SharePoint online bits are configured – you can access them easily by clicking the links below their titles like so:

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Configure your computer to run the newly setup Office 365 services and apps

In order to properly configure all services for your machine, you should click the link "Set up now" next to the first bullet point on the landing page:

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Next, you just simply follow the instructions neatly presented to you and install the Lync software as well as the Office desktop apps and configures them to work with your Office 365 subscription.

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Summary

That’s it – there’s nothing to it. A few clicks and you’re up and running. There’s really no reason for NOT checking this out. True story.

Anyway, since I’ve been getting way too many e-mails asking me about how to get started with Office 365, I thought I’d post a detailed brief here for you. Done.

In the next article I will give you and administrative tour of the Office 365 admin center – the place where you can configure the general settings for your Office 365 subscription.

Enjoy.

Office 365 – Part 1: What is Office 365 and how can my organization benefit from using it?

June 12th, 2011 by Tobias Zimmergren

Author: Tobias Zimmergren
http://www.zimmergren.net | http://www.tozit.com | @zimmergren

Introduction

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This is the first post in a series about Office 365. In this series I will cover the aspects of Office 365 briefly and of course dig deeper into the SharePoint-bits. The article series is meant to give you a heads up about Office 365, and of course give you the information you need to get started with the services offered!

Related articles in this article series

Part 1: What is Office 365 and how can my organization benefit from using it?
Part 2: Getting started with Office 365

(This section will be updated as new articles are produced)

Office 365 – An overview

In this first article in a series of many, I will cover some of the fundamental aspects of what Office 365 is. We will take a look at why your organization might want to start looking at Office 365 and we’ll take a look at what services are included in the package(s).

What is Office 365?

If we’re talking about Office 365 in general it’s all about being connected and be able to work virtually anywhere. In my personal opinion, it’s a huge step in the right direction for getting all those on-premise installations out of the door and into a hosted scenario where you don’t need to consider the hardware and maintenance as much.

With Office 365 we can basically ease our IT-departments of the pain of administration and support for these types of servers – no hardware and no patching or upgrades needs to be taken care of. Microsoft will do this for us which is totally awesome.

Put simply its a secure and reliable Microsoft-hosted solution for collaboration, communication and productivity!

One of the best things is that you can in a matter of minutes have your organization hooked up with all the core services of any organization – connectivity!

How can my organization benefit from using Office 365?

For small to mid-sized organizations I have already seen an upturn in the feedback and demand for a package deal like Office 365. For me and my organization, there is no better solution to keep my communication and collaboration a-float. I basically clicked a button and then I had my Exchange Server for e-mail and a hosted SharePoint team site up and running within minutes.

Most importantly, you don’t need to worry about purchasing costly servers and spend hours, days or weeks configuring, monitoring and maintaining those machines. With Office 365, all the administration and management of the hardware is taken care of by Microsoft in their data centers across the globe.

Key points include

  • Hosted services
  • Reduced costs
  • Reduced routine management of your environments (Patching, Upgrades, Hardware, HW Failures etc…)
  • Increased availability

What services are included in Office 365?

The following awesome services are included in Office 365 in general (See the plans further down in this article):

  • SharePoint Online
    • Intranets
    • Extranets
    • Collaboration, connectivity, productivity
  • Exchange Online
    • E-mail, calendars, contacts and tasks
    • Cross platforms (PC, Web, Mobile)
    • Collaboration, connectivity, productivity
  • Lync Online (The new version of OCS)
    • Communication capabilities like chat, audio- or video calls.
    • Collaboration, connectivity, productivity
  • Office Web Apps
    • Online version of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote
    • Totally awesome.
    • Collaboration, connectivity, productivity
  • Office Professional Plus
    • All the familiar Office applications you’re used to playing around with is of course included

What about the pricing?

If you cut down on costs for purchasing and maintaining hardware, eases the burden of administration and skip the old licensing details – then what am I actually purchasing?

The answer is: A subscription.

In Office 365, just like in BPOS, you purchase subscriptions and only pay per user in your system.

Here’s a simple schematic from the Office 365 web site over what the pricing currently looks like for the Enterprise-edition of Office 365:
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There’s an overview of the different plans on the Office 365 web site, where you can compare the different versions of Office 365 and conclude which one fits your organization.

So what are these Office 365 plans that I’m talking about?

In Office 365, you’ve got a few different options for what services to include in your subscription. This varies depending on what plan you sign up for:

I want to try it out, now!

So you’ve decided to at least take a look at Office 365? Good for you.

SIGN UP FOR THE OFFICE 365 BETA
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/online-software.aspx

Summary

Speaking generally, Office 365 gives you the advantage of collaborating and connecting your organization and being more productive without the hassle of the on-premises servers. This ultimately gives us the ability to focus on our actual business, instead focusing too much on our internal IT.

This is meant to be a small intro to what Office 365 is. If you want to learn more in-depth about all the awesomeness that comes out of the Office 365-package, please don’t hesitate to visit http://office365.microsoft.com for further details!

Enjoy.

TOZIT AB is hiring in Sweden – Looking for a new challenge?

March 11th, 2011 by Tobias Zimmergren

Author: Tobias Zimmergren
http://www.zimmergren.net | http://www.tozit.com | @zimmergren

Introduction

Some exiting news is about to be published and I’m glad to announce that some fantastic plans we’re working on is about to take shape. As stated in the headline of this post, TOZIT AB is now hiring staff in Sweden. We’re looking for sales representatives, consultants and helpdesk colleagues.

TOZIT AB is located in Sweden with it’s main office in Malmö, and operates a lot in Stockholm. The persons we’re looking for initially should be able to work either in Malmö/Öresundsregionen or Stockholm.

At TOZIT we are always looking to deliver high quality projects and resources, but not without having a great time doing so. The first and foremost policy we’ve got is to enjoy every day you work with us.

We invest in our employees making sure they are top of the line and always up to date with what’s new in the SharePoint world. By joining TOZIT AB, we will make sure that you get the latest and greatest training to make sure you’re on top of the latest technology.

#1: SharePoint specialist

If you’re aspiring to be a solid SharePoint professional and want to work together with some of the brightest minds when it comes to .NET and SharePoint, this is an opportunity you don’t want to miss out on.

Job Requirements

  • Basic understanding of SharePoint infrastructure, design and development.
  • Additional merits include:
    • Real world SharePoint project experience
    • .NET development experience
    • .NET and SharePoint Certifications (MCP, MCPD, MCITP, MCTS, MCT, …)

Job Location

This job opening applies to people able to work in one of the following locations:

  • Stockholm
  • Malmö/Köpenhamn/Öresundsregionen

Application Details

Please send your application to jobs@tozit.com if you’re interested in learning more about this position and what we can offer you. Please attach your updated resume (CV) along with any additional data (LinkedIn profile for example).

#2: Senior SharePoint specialist

If you’re a senior SharePoint professional looking for new challenges, perhaps we could fit you in our team.

In this role we will expect you to have a vast experience from the field as a consultant or freelancer and have been working with a lot of real world projects that you can showcase or talk about.

Job Requirements

  • 4+ years of experience with professional SharePoint projects
  • Additional merits include:
    • .NET development
    • Certifications (MCP, MCPD, MCITP, MCTS, MCT, …)

Job Location

This job opening applies to people able to work in one of the following locations:

  • Stockholm
  • Malmö/Köpenhamn/Öresundsregionen

Application Details

Please send your application to jobs@tozit.com if you’re interested in learning more about this position and what we can offer you. Please attach your updated resume (CV) along with any additional data (LinkedIn profile for example).

#3: Technical helpdesk

We’re currently also looking for someone to work with support and helpdesk, where your main responsibility will be to make sure the internal systems work properly and assist the different departments in their daily routines.

Job Requirements

  • You should most definitely be service minded
  • A technical background with Microsoft technologies is preferred

Job Location

This job opening applies to people able to work in central Stockholm only.

Application Details

Please send your application to jobs@tozit.com if you’re interested in learning more about this position and what we can offer you. Please attach your updated resume (CV) along with any additional data (LinkedIn profile for example).

#4: SharePoint sales representative

We’re looking to extend our sales team with one or more additional resources to help out and assist in the sales and finding new leads on projects, and help close new deals with new and existing customers.

Job Requirements

You’re a sales representative with focus on quality instead of quantity and knows how to listen to the clients requirements and can match that with what we can offer. You should have a network to utilize for finding new projects and clients and being able to find new leads.

Job Location

  • Malmö (with the possibility to work in Stockholm sometimes)

Application Details

Please send your application to jobs@tozit.com if you’re interested in learning more about this position and what we can offer you. Please attach your updated resume (CV) along with any additional data (LinkedIn profile for example).

Summary

We’re looking to extend our team and the level of services we provide by employing some new colleagues to work with us in our awesome team. If you’d like to work with me and my team and want to have fun while doing so, please don’t hesitate to send your application to us :-)

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