Evaluating Share Point As An Enterprise 2.0 Platform - Presentation Transcript
|Enterprise Web 2.0 Enterprise 2.0 Consultants Building the next generation of Powerful, Interactive applications in the Enterprise that integrate content, data and documents with user driven content and self service features |
|Enterprise Web 2.0 Agenda 1 Who we are, and what we do? About Optimus BT An overview of Optimus BT, our capabilities and customers 2 What is Enterprise 2.0? An overview of Enterprise 2.0 A deep dive into the specifics of Enterprise 2.0, and the adoption metrics 3 Who are the major players in Enterprise 2.0, and what features do the provide? Platforms for Enterprise Web 2.0 An evaluation of challengers and visionaries in the Enterprise 2.0 space 4 What have we done with SharePoint and Enterprise 2.0? If you already own SharePoint… An overview of the Enterprise 2.0 solutions that we have built with SharePoint for our customers |
Optimus BT – Solution Areas
|Enterprise Web 2.0 Agenda 1 Who we are, and what we do? About Optimus BT An overview of Optimus BT, our capabilities and customers 2 What is Enterprise 2.0? An overview of Enterprise 2.0 A deep dive into the specifics of Enterprise 2.0, and the adoption metrics 3 Who are the major players in Enterprise 2.0, and what features do the provide? Platforms for Enterprise Web 2.0 An evaluation of challengers and visionaries in the Enterprise 2.0 space 4 What have we done with SharePoint and Enterprise 2.0? If you already own SharePoint… An overview of the Enterprise 2.0 solutions that we have built with SharePoint for our customers |
What do Enterprises need in terms of sharing? People Places Information "I need up to date business happenings" "I need someone to explain this to me" "We need a place to collaborate" Explicit Common Ground Context 5
The Definition Enterprise 2.0 is the design and implementation of formal infrastructure to cultivate the "informal" within the organization, borrowing from the successful design methodologies of Web 2.0 and Social applications on the internet to reap the benefits of widespread collaboration within the context of the enterprise. The primary benefit ofis to unleash the power of the "informal" connections, interests and knowledge within the workforce of the organizationfor the benefit of all within the organization’s eco-system – employees, customers, partners, industry collaborators
Enterprise 2.0 – What is it?
Collaboration–Enterprise 2.0 is sourced by Freeform and informal collaboration which leads to better communication, and knowledge sharing within the Enterprise.
Knowledge Democratization -Enable employees to be more
productive , more knowledgeable. Make Knowledge available to every employee, allowing them to take responsibility and take effective action. Harness the knowledge of the experienced.
Sense and Respond -Be more responsive to customers, partners, and
supplier issues with knowledge from subject matter experts
Extended Enterprise - Enable Collaboration, not only within the
organization, but also with partners, suppliers, and customers and make them part of your everyday conversations
Respond to the needs of The new workforce, given the fact that they are more
socially driven, with an expectation oftransparency, inclusion, instant gratification, and in-context information, thanks to their exposure to the new web, THE WEB 2.0. Because you, as an organization, can no longer safely ignore the proceedings on the web, and turn yourself in, behind the firewall Freeform Collaboration Knowledge Enablement Emergent Structure Transparency Informal Conversations Innovation Informal Conversations Combine Field Knowledge and Leadership
Enterprise Social interactions collaborate Publish Content & context Discover Share Validate Re-use Enterprise Knowledge Business Knowledge Wider benefit of Web 2.0 Interactions in the Enterprise – when implemented formally Sharing with the Extended Eco-System HRWeb (personnel) FinWeb (financial) ITWeb(IT Help)
Integrating Web 2.0 in the Enterprise Web 2.0 Capabilities Enterprise Mash ups Vendor Collaboration Employee Collaboration Search Applications Reporting dashboards Profile Dashboards Communities Vendors Customers Suppliers Relevant Information consolidated from internal sources Employees Formal Infrastructure to cultivate the “Informal” within the Organization
Enterprise 2.0 Adoption Metrics [Source – McKinsey Global Survey 2008]
Impact of Social Software … some what if scenarios If you had:
An Intranet that integrates wikis, and blogs for supporting employees – where the various support functions use Wikis, Blogs, to update the organization on policy change details, detailed help files – with users ability to add more context for specific solutions or questions
A Sales Portal that would give your sales people access to effective sales strategies employed by other sales people, to sell the product that you are selling right now. – Similar to what AMAZON does with its suggestion engine
A skills/ Talent management solution that would allow users to be able to search for experts in the areas of your interest- and let you collaborate with him, with tools to ask him a question, discuss a particular issue that you have, etc: Similar to what LinkedIn does with Connections
An Issue Management system, that would allow you to search for similar issues, solutions, and collaborate with other people regarding your specific issues, keep track of specific issue categories using RSS feeds. Similar to what online forums do
The POSSIBILITIES are many…
|Enterprise Web 2.0 Agenda 1 Who we are, and what we do? About Optimus BT An overview of Optimus BT, our capabilities and customers 2 What is Enterprise 2.0? An overview of Enterprise 2.0 A deep dive into the specifics of Enterprise 2.0, and the adoption metrics 3 Who are the major players in Enterprise 2.0, and what features do the provide? Platforms for Enterprise Web 2.0 An evaluation of challengers and visionaries in the Enterprise 2.0 space 4 What have we done with SharePoint and Enterprise 2.0? If you already own SharePoint… An overview of the Enterprise 2.0 solutions that we have built with SharePoint for our customers |
Leading Platform Comparison for Enterprise 2.0
Players in the Social Software Space [Source – Gartner Social Software 2008 Report]
Easily compatible with most IT strategies of most Enterprises
Robust security and easy Administration
Multilingual capabilities
Easily connected to external applications and databases
More of Content Management features
Lacks social networking capabilities, which are provided by integration with Lotus Connections
Readily integrates with Lotus Notes
Powerful Security and Storage, Email capabilities
Great usability and clean user interface
Solution built specifically for Social collaboration
It is a simple, powerful wiki that lets you create and share pages, documents and rich content with your team.
It provides greater flexibility with social networking.
Very powerful Search and Contextual features
Easy content Editing- Double Click to Edit
Send e-mail to blog, wiki pages
Activity Stream, Recent updates and other contextual components
Easy tacking of dead links, idle pages etc.
Good user interface with Web 2.0 icons , look and feel
100 % customizable home page for each user.
Clean and Simple Dashboards like look and feel
Focused on Knowledge management capabilities
Powerful Project workspaces with calendaring features
Open source content Management Solution
Highly flexible platform and allows for major customizations
If you already have SharePoint – Enterprise 2.0 Capabilities Deep Dive and Solutions
|Enterprise Web 2.0 Agenda 1 Who we are, and what we do? About Optimus BT An overview of Optimus BT, our capabilities and customers 2 What is Enterprise 2.0? An overview of Enterprise 2.0 A deep dive into the specifics of Enterprise 2.0, and the adoption metrics 3 Who are the major players in Enterprise 2.0, and what features do the provide? Platforms for Enterprise Web 2.0 An evaluation of challengers and visionaries in the Enterprise 2.0 space 4 What have we done with SharePoint and Enterprise 2.0? If you already own SharePoint… An overview of the Enterprise 2.0 solutions that we have built with SharePoint for our customers |
SharePoint Service Areas Docs/tasks/calendars, blogs, wikis, e-mail integration, project management “lite”, Outlook integration, offline docs/lists Server-based Excel spreadsheets and data visualization, Report Center, BI Web Parts, KPIs/Dashboards Business Intelligence Collaboration PlatformServices Rich and Web forms based front-ends, LOB actions, pluggable SSO Enterprise Portal template, Site Directory, My Sites, social networking, privacy control BusinessForms Portal Workspaces, Security, Storage, Topology, Site Model Content Management Search Integrated document management, records management, and Web content management with policies and workflow Enterprise scalability, contextual relevance, rich people and business data search
Social SharePoint: Wikis SharePoint Wikisallow for decent features.
You can create Tables
You can create Lists
You can insert images
You can format the content
You can add links to other pages/ images and you can also add links to other wiki pages using
You can save versions of the page
You can revert back to an older version
You can receive updates whenever any changes are made to the wiki page
You can restrict who can or cannot access a particular wiki page
Social SharePoint: Wikis SharePoint Wikisallow for decent features You can create Tables
You can create Lists
You can insert images
You can format the content
You can add links to other pages/ images and you can also add links to other wiki pages using
You can save versions of the page
You can revert back to an older version
You can receive updates whenever any changes are made to the wiki page
You can restrict who can or cannot access a particular wiki page
Social SharePoint: Wikis Wikis are a great way to collaborate, and they allow for capturing unstructured data.
You can create Tables
You can create Lists
You can insert images
You can format the content
You can add links to other pages/ images and you can also add links to other wiki pages using
You can save versions of the page
You can revert back to an older version
You can receive updates whenever any changes are made to the wiki page
You can restrict who can or cannot access a particular wiki page
You Can Compare Versions
Social SharePoint: Collaboration SharePoint: the UNTAPPED Blogs
Available with Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and MOSS 2007
Enables unstructured content publishing with feedback
Supports individual and team authoring
Supports comments, alerts, and RSS
Why use them?
Publish timeline or event-based content
Share team or personal knowledge
Communicate events or actions
Social SharePoint: Collaboration SharePoint: the UNTAPPED Discussions
Available with Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and MOSS 2007
Enables free-form collaboration
Implicitly tracks conversation history
Supports alerts and RSS
Why use them?
Provides facility for topic-based collaboration
Enables two-way community communication
Social SharePoint: Personalization SharePoint: the UNTAPPED My Sites
Available with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
Enables personal site per user
Supports shared and private content
Provides profile editing capabilities, including photo upload
Allows presentation of personalized home page
Displays personal distribution group and site membership
Why use them?
Provides a location to store uncategorized or personal content, while still allowing it to be searchable
Enables personal branding and knowledge advertising
Provides a personalized portal through which your workforce can view your organization
Social SharePoint: Personalization SharePoint: the UNTAPPED Colleagues
Available with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
Auto-discover colleagues from Active Directory, site memberships, Outlook, and Communicator
Add new colleagues through personal My Site
Track colleagues and their associated events
Display “In Common” colleagues to My Site visitors
Why use them?
Can be used to identify knowledge networks
Can target information to colleague groups
Enables personal profile communication and branding
Social SharePoint: Personalization SharePoint: the UNTAPPED People Search
Search for individuals by name or profile attributes
Sorted by social distance by default
Displays basic profile information in results
Social Distance
Derived from colleague lists
Can be utilized to present social network related information
Social SharePoint: Syndication OLD way RSS
Virtually all content in SharePoint is exposed as RSS
RSS Reader Web Part can be placed on My Site (MOSS 2007)
And if you have WSS running, then you can utilize the XML web part
NEW way
Demo of SharePoint Solutions
Next Steps
Evaluate your organization’s needs for Enterprise 2.0
Implement Solutions that have the highest business value to start off with
Look for Solutions that involve interactions, knowledge and collaboration as the starting point for enterprise 2.0
Optimus BT has the expertise to help – we look forward to working with you
Contact Us Optimus BT 4555 Mansell Road, Suite 300 Alpharetta, GA 30022 (770)521-4249 info@optimusbt.com
Appendix - Evaluation Criteria for Comparison of Enterprise 2.0 Products
SharePoint has been widely adopted platform for Int more
SharePoint has been widely adopted platform for Intranets and Collaboration. What does it hold for users in terms of Web 2.0 features, Social Collaboration, Knowledge Management and generally allowing for widespread user participation, and self service? Also from a usability and governance standpoint how does it compare to other widely adopted platforms for Web 2.0 in the Enterprise? What are its capabilities for various web 2.0 features like Blogs, Wikis, Social Sites, Community Sites, etc.? When does it make sense to adopt SharePoint versus some of the other solutions for Social Collaboration within your organization?
This Presentation given originally as a Webinar on June 25th 2009 from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM EST provided an overview of Optimus BT's analysis on leading platforms in this space, the features and benefits some of them provide and how SharePoint compares. If you have already adopted SharePoint and are looking to use it for Enterprise 2.0 features - we provides examples [not covered in this presentation deck] of how we have achieved that with our methodology. less
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