<p>It's the time of year to start thinking about resolutions: We'll lose those extra pounds, get tothe gym, take up that new hobby. And as I sit at my desk, I'm thinking along those same lines,regarding a client's new SharePoint 2013 implementation.</p><p>It started out as a simple enterprise content management migration, and over the months we'vebeen talking about other SharePointout-of-the-box features. So, it got me thinking: What are my SharePoint New Year's resolutionsfor my client?</p><p>Resolution one: We will exploit enterprise social computing in SharePoint to improvecollaboration and gather more input on decisions throughout the company.</p><p>SharePoint 2013 features for social computing will be a huge plus in the coming year. The MySites shared document library enables users to share documents across functional boundaries (ameaningful step toward merging enterprise silos), and Community Sites enable discussion and thesharing of content throughout the organization, even across multiple farms. But the best part ofsocial computing with SharePoint is that it mimics Facebook and other social media platforms sousers can jump right in.</p><p><a href="http://searchcontentmanagement.techtarget.com/tip/SharePoint-2013-features-New-Years-resolutions">Keep reading...</a></p>