MOSS projects for a number of reasons, and it’s usually not the tool. (And only know this because with proper planning and design, our clients have raved about what a good product it is.) SharePoint can do great things when it’s used for what it’s designed for i.e. if you want to nail a nail, use a hammer, not a screwdriver. It’ll be ineffective if you use it like using that screwdriver.
CleverWorkarounds has a good article about it, comparing it to a drinking game which I think is classic. Again, it’s not the tool. They also have another article about selling MOSS that’s pretty “interesting”.
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