I am from Bangldesh, a great fond of Sharepoint Solution, have designed couple of sites for our Technology Organization in view to support more than 1000 employees. Developed 10 change change agents through providing Learning Sessions.

But, in challenge of making it popular among people! Though, have achieved to get valuable attention from some of the Community members who have already started using it effectively.

This article would be really effective for me to think differently from now on. I will use this idea!
Thanks for your great initiative to help us through & will look forward for next ideas!

Some of these ideas came from my time at Microsoft as the Global Evangelism Chair for the Management Excellence Community (MEC) through which I participated in many discussions on how to get people more engaged. Something I would add — especially true for internal user groups — is that small is just fine. Don’t define success as having huge numbers of participants. 3 or 4 people meeting weekly or monthly for lunch to discuss ideas and best practices can provide excellent value to you and your SharePoint deployment.

Looking forward to the follow up posts to this one, again great job!

As THE “SharePoint Guy” for my company, it never dawned on me to start a company SharePoint Users Group, but it seems so obvious. It’s desperately needed, that’s for sure. Most of my projects come from the same handful of departments. But, I’m sure there are others out there who would like some of their projects implemented, as well… they just don’t know how.

Gotta run make some flyers to invite folks to a company users group meeting.

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Well summarized and clearly articulated. :)