The Q1 (2017) Cumulative Update for Bamboo products, released in April 2017, updates the Telerik version used in all Bamboo component products that use Telerik:
| Telerik Library | Version deployed for SP2013/SP2016 | Version deployed for SP2010 |
| Telerik.Web.UI | 2016.3.1027.45 (previously, version 2012.3.1016.35 was deployed) |
2016.3.1027.35 (previously, version 2011.2.915.35 was deployed) |
| Telerik.Web.UI.Skins | 2016.3.1027.45 (previously, version 2012.3.1016.35 was deployed) |
2016.3.1027.35
(previously, version 2011.2.915.35 was deployed) |
IMPORTANT: The new Telerik assemblies are deployed from Bamboo.Framework.wsp. Some Bamboo component products may error if there are older and/or newer versions of Telerik assemblies in the SharePoint environment.
To fix errors caused by multiple Telerik versions deployed on your SharePoint farm, add an assembly redirect in your web.config file for each web application. See an example below and refer to How to Add a web.config Modification Using PowerShell for details.
<configuration>
...
<runtime>
<assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1">
...
<dependentAssembly>
<assemblyIdentity name="Telerik.Web.UI" publicKeyToken="121fae78165ba3d4" culture="neutral" />
<bindingRedirect oldVersion="2012.3.1016.35" newVersion="2016.3.1027.45" />
</dependentAssembly>
</assemblyBinding>
</runtime>
...
</configuration>
To sync Active Directory changes to the MOSS user profile database, select the Push changes in AD to MOSS User Profile check box, and then enter SharePoint account information that has the “Manage User Profile” permission in order to read and update user profile information.
What a user sees on the web part is dependent on how you configure the web part. The display options will allow your end users to see the organization or alphabetical buttons; you do have the choice to hide them by clicking on the checkbox. Below is a table containing the list of columns that appear in this section of the tool pane configuration that lets you control what users see or do not see based on your configuration choices here.
User Directory provides an easy to use, SharePoint-based, self-service directory that allows users to maintain user information in the SharePoint user profile database or Active Directory.
Each section of the tool pane is organized into sections below to make it simpler to find what you need to configure. Some options are required while others are optional:
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If you are using the SharePoint Portal Server option, you must enter a SharePoint account that must have the “Manage User Profile” permission in order to be able to read and update user profile information. You must also select whether you want to use the search available from User Directory to search user profiles or the MOSS people search, if it is configured.
If you are using Active Directory Services (ADS), you must enter a domain administrator account that has Read and Write permissions to the ADS database.
Select the first product component in the Components section in the Setup program. When a component is selected, information specific to it is displayed on the right side of the interface. Verify the 
Click Next to begin the upgrade. Verify that the system checks pass successfully and click Next. If the system checks do not pass, you will not be able to proceed.
In the Repair, Remove or Install screen, select the Upgrade/Repair Existing and Install New option and click Next.
When the upgrade is complete, click Next to review the Summary screen and confirm that the product upgrade was successful. You may need to scroll up to review the entire summary. When satisfied, click Close.
Run the Install.ps1 from a WFE server in PowerShell as an admin.
The install.ps1 script is used to install a new product or uppgrade an existing product.
The script will look for WSPs in the install folder and list those found.
When the deployment completes, deployment status information will be displayed for each solution.
The script will look for WSPs in the install folder and list those found. It will uninstall them in alpha order.
If you selected to read user profiles from Active Directory earlier in this configuration, then you have the option of selecting the user groups allowed to update to user profiles. The Web Part displays the site groups on SPS 2003 and SharePoint Groups on MOSS 2007 on the site where the Web Part is installed. You can choose from the default groups as well as any custom groups you may have created. Select a group that has permission to UPDATE the user accounts. Only the users in this site group can modify user profile information. Please read the Security Considerations section for additional information.
Select a Picture Library to store user profile images. Images of your users can be stored in Active Directory Services, but you and your users might find it simpler to use a SharePoint picture library so that images can be updated easier and more often.
) at the top of the components list to return to the Setup main page.
If you selected to read user profiles from Active Directory Services, then you have the option of entering a specific or multiple Organizational Units (OU) as your data source.
Enter the full path of an OU in Active Directory that you want to use as the tree view root directory. The tree will start at the lowest OU level specified in this text box.
Right-click on the file DisableAllBambooTimerJobDefinitions.bat and choose Run as administrator. This script stops the timer job services for all Bamboo products installed on the farm, helping to put the farm in a quiescent state for the install.
On the WFE where you extracted the product folders, right-click on the PowerShell application in the Start menu and choose Run as administrator. You can use Windows PowerShell or SharePoint 2013 Management Shell.
Return to the misc folder. Right-click on EnableAllBambooTimerJobDefinitions.bat and choose Run as administrator. This enables all Bamboo timer job services. 
Click the edit drop-down menu on the Web Part title bar and select Edit Web Part (or Modify Shared Web Part if you are using SharePoint 2007). See the example from the Group Email Web Part.
Click the edit drop-down menu on the Web Part title bar and select Edit Web Part (or Modify Shared Web Part if you are using SharePoint 2007).
Click the [Product] Settings button in the Web Part tool pane.
The script will look for WSPs in the install folder and list those found. It will install them in alpha order.
Indicates a field that will be visible to everyone (marked as Public in the profile). This icon is not used in MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0. There is a separate column to the far right of the user profile fields that allow you to choose who each field is visible to (depending on the available options for that field).
Indicates a field that is scheduled to be updated automatically from the other corporate profile directory, such as Active Directory. Changes to these properties may be lost if the import is run after the edit session.
