Everybody Lies: Troubleshooting SharePoint with House MD - SharePoint Saturday Dayton 2012
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- This document provides an agenda for a SharePoint Saturday event taking place on June 30, 2012 in Dayton, Ohio. - The first session is titled "Troubleshooting SharePoint with House M.D." and will discuss diagnosing and solving SharePoint issues using techniques from the TV show House M.D., such as understanding the problem, determining the root cause, finding a cure, and moving forward. - The document encourages participants to tweet about the event using #SPSDayton and provides information on sponsorship from Brixx Ice Co. It concludes with reminders to fill out evaluations.
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- 10. Before we start, let’s keep this in mind…
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