This webcast is on SharePoint Server Products and Technologies for Microsoft .NET developers. SharePoint Products and Technologies make it possible for users to create Web sites; when a user creates a site, he or she can also manage the user permissions on that site. This webcast shows how some aspects of user management are handled, including how one can audit activities that users do and show different data depending on the user's role.
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