Using the fluent and familiar interface of Office 2010 products, InfoPath 2010 can be used to create advanced business driven forms. During this session you will be taken on a journey of discovery that will culminate in the production of a line of business form using InfoPath 2010.

The session will start with the basics, explaining the difference between the different types of forms you can create and how to connect your form to SharePoint 2010. We will then move on to creating forms with multiple data connections, multiple views and multiple controls to create a feature rich form that users can complete from within SharePoint 2010.

The session is designed for SharePoint administrators looking to provide their business with a fully integrated platform for line of business forms.

This Session will be hosted on GoToMeeting and invites will be sent out shortly after registration

The session will be hosted by Alan Richards SharePoint Server MVP

Alan has been working in the education space for 17 years and during that time has been at the forefront of using IT. He has led teams that have been among the first to roll out Windows 7, Exchange 2010 and SharePoint 2010, many of these successes have been showcased in Microsoft case studies. As well as managing his own school's SharePoint implementation he also manages the SharePoint farm for the local consortium of schools. Alan is also a regular blogger and speaker at various events on using InfoPath & SharePoint to create codeless business solutions.