MYTH: SharePoint is Only a Smart Document Storage and Collaboration System This myth has hung around since SharePoint's early days. Early versions of Microsoft SharePoint focused on providing a place where documents could be stored and teams could collaborate on tasks. These early versions helped manage multiple versions of important documents and made collaboration more [...]
It's been a long journey to SharePoint 2013. Before SharePoint existed, in the days when Windows XP was still being developed, its forerunners were products like Officer Server, Site Server, Tahoe and Platinum. These featured basic web content management, document management, a little ecommerce, and the like. Messaging and collaboration were parts of the [...]
What Makes the Surface Pro 3 So Attractive? All types of users, including SharePoint administrators, can benefit greatly from the device that combines the power of desktop computing with the mobility offered by a tablet. Microsoft’s latest offering in tablets, the Surface Pro 3, has closed the processing power gap between tablets and laptops [...]
What’s New About SharePoint Analytics 2013? The advent of SharePoint 2013 has brought with it a complete revamp of the analytics engine. Analytics has been given much more importance, with the emphasis on searching and the use of analysis to highlight results. SharePoint 2013 needed a new analytics approach that [...]
Today’s leading organizations require a flexible and dynamic data management system to store, sync and share their in-house information. SharePoint continues to be the leading solution for companies optimizing their approach to data management and retrieval. With the 2013 version, Microsoft has enhanced the way in which users can search for and pinpoint information [...]
Auditing for Internal Controls and Regulatory Compliance Auditing of SharePoint lists and libraries is useful for internal purposes, such as tracking progress and performance of a help desk or a document management system, for example. However, auditing is often done because it is mandatory as part of Regulatory and Compliance [...]
SharePoint is a versatile, web-based platform developed by Microsoft that is used by many major companies for highly effective document and file management, team collaboration, enterprise research and business intelligence. In addition, it has the capability for system and process integration, as well as workflow automation. SharePoint can be accessed via both intranet and [...]
Keeping everyone in a company on the same page (literally) can feel like a gargantuan task. Multiple employees each have their own schedules and tasks that need to come together to make sure everything runs on point. Naturally, calendars must come into play, but when these exist within their own [...]
Service pack 1 for SharePoint Server 2013 was initially released by Microsoft in February this year. However, it was withdrawn early in April when some users experienced problems getting updates after applying the service pack. SharePoint Service Pack 1 was re-released on 22 April by Microsoft. It provides all the latest updates for SharePoint [...]
The Cloud Computing Stack Cloud computing can be seen as a number of services that are added layer upon layer to form a stack. The three fundamental layers of the stack are IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) at the base, then PaaS (Platform as a Service) above that, and then SaaS [...]
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