Posted On January 25, 2010 at 14:12 in Uncategorized
With hundreds of customers around the world, CardioLog has become one of the leading usage reporting solutions for SharePoint. In the very near future we’ll introduce CardioLog 2010, for our 3 subscription editions: Standard, Professional and Enterprise. CardioLog 2010 Lite will be introduced shortly after.
CardioLog 2010 will include some UI changes, introduce new reports, planned integration with SharePoint 2010 and (as with any software) hotfixes for known issues. Most of the additions we included in the reports and UI came from our customers, and we thank you for helping us make CardioLog better.
CardioLog 2010 for SharePoint - Real-time Center
The screenshots are not final, but you can see some of the UI changes, compared to the current edition:
- All actions are performed from a topnav instead of ‘right-click’
- Reports can be exported to PDF (on top of the existing Excel and Webpart)
- Moved the ‘Favorites’ view alongside the ‘Object Explorer’ as a tab, for easier access to your sites
- Each widget has ‘Report Actions’ button, for further customization (based on Permissions of course)
- Improved color scheme
CardioLog 2010 for SharePoint - Report Center
With the announcement of SharePoint 2010 just around the corner, we are already testing CardioLog with the Beta version of SP2010, and we’ll share more information along the way. As with any upgrade, it’s always recommended to do some ‘house cleaning’, see what pages can be archived or were not accessed for a long time. With CardioLog you can build a ‘house cleaning’ report, and generate it periodically, to get an understanding of what’s going on:
CardioLog for SharePoint - House Cleaning: what pages/sites received no hits
Under the ‘Report Center’, right-click and pick ‘Add report’. From the wizard choose ‘Blank report’, and then name your report and decide on a layout. Once the report dashboard is created, you need to add the Page Views reports, in a Table layout (see above screenshot). Click on Preferences and in the left pane, under Advanced, change the value of ‘Minimum result count’ to ’0′ (zero) and order by ‘Descending’. Finally, make sure you exclude your editors from the ‘Page Views’: expand Filter and under Users and Groups exclude the content editors group from the count (see below screenshot). That’s it.
CardioLog for SharePoint - House Cleaning: change minimum value to '0'
Posted by Dvir Reznik · Tags: analytics, cardiolog 2010, how-to, microsoft sharepoint, moss2010, tutorial, usage reporting · 1 Comment »
Posted On November 22, 2009 at 03:26 in Uncategorized
It’s been a while since I’ve written here, and not due to lack of material, believe me.
I’ve been extremely busy at work (it’s year-end, you know), trying to juggle several things at the same time, prioritizing, learning SP, not to mention the army reserve tour that ‘landed’ on me this month.
Intlock is doing very well, thank you for asking. I’m amazed at the number of requests we receive daily, to either download and install our free edition or demo and trial one of our licensed based editions. We closed couple of major opportunities this month and I’ll write about those soon.
[Sigalit Hassid (left) and Elan Sasson (right) give a Microsoft XBox 360 Pro to Greg Carder, winner of
The CardioLog Contest]
The SharePoint Conference 2009 in Las Vegas last month was awesome – our team literally fell of their feet, after 3 busy days at the Exhibition Hall. Hundreds of customers, business partners, analysts and bloggers visited our booth, and some took home
very cool prizes!! Speaking of conferences, I’m working on our 1H 2010 marketing plans, and looking for SharePoint conferences that focus on ECM, KM, WCM, Usage reports and Analytics. The 2 events I know of in 1Q are
Microsoft SharePoint Connections 2010 in Amsterdam (January 18-19) and
The SharePoint Technology Conference in San Francisco (February 10-12). If you know of any other event worth exhibiting, speaking or just attending – drop me a line.
[Sigalit Hassid showcasing CardioLog to Owen Allen, SharePoint ISV PM, Microsoft]
Posted by Dvir Reznik · Tags: cardiolog analytics, microsoft sharepoint, sharepoint analytics, usage reporting · No Comments »
Posted On October 19, 2009 at 23:33 in Uncategorized
I’m positive our team at the SharePoint Conference is having a blast, along with 7,000+ people who stormed Las Vegas these past 2 days. Steve Ballmer gave his keynote speech earlier today, to kick-start the conference. If you’re not attending spc09, like me, there are couple of ways to track the action, twitter is my favorite of course. Just head here to see what people are talking about, picturing and streaming.
Pictures from the conference will be uploaded to this facebook album, so if you’re visiting our booth, #1028, be sure you’re captured !! CardioLog Contest will start tomorrow, Tuesday – if you’d like a chance to win an XBOX 360 PRO – come say ‘Hi’.
Posted by Dvir Reznik · Tags: analytics, cardiolog contest, microsoft sharepoint, sharepoint conference, Steve Ballmer, xbox 360 · 1 Comment »
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