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SharePoint Authorization and Authentication-Controlling Access to Documents a...

The document discusses managing authentication and authorization in SharePoint. It covers authentication types like Active Directory integration, and authorization topics like permissions, self-service site creation and troubleshooting tools. It provides an overview of securing access to documents and data at different levels from physical servers to SharePoint objects. Reference materials on these topics are also included.

Is Your Intranet Social Yet?

This document discusses making intranets more social. It introduces social software company Jive and their social solutions. It covers new social features in SharePoint 2013 like newsfeeds, hashtags and profiles. Options for SharePoint 2010 like building custom social solutions or buying third party products are presented. Resources on social business and integrating Yammer with SharePoint are provided. The presentation aims to explain why social tools are useful for improving workplace productivity and engagement.

The Evolution of SharePoint

Matthias Einig

Engage your users with 3 trends in successful intranets

This document discusses 3 trends for successful intranets: ease of use, connections to people and systems, and portability. It provides examples of each trend and recommends focusing searches, adding social tools, integrating systems, and supporting responsive design. Metrics for measuring success include costs savings, productivity increases, and engagement. The document contains embedded photos and references additional reading materials.

Transforming SharePoint Farm Solutions to the App Model #SPSSTHLM23

Matthias Einig

This document discusses transforming SharePoint farm solutions to the app model. It provides an overview of the process, which includes assessment and planning, development and testing, and deployment readiness. The document also notes some key differences when using web templates versus feature stapling to provision sites, and provides several links for additional resources on transforming solutions.

Matthias einig transforming share point farm solutions to the app model

BIWUG

This document discusses transforming SharePoint farm solutions to the app model. It notes that farm solutions use server-side object models and declarative code while apps use client-side object models and REST. Major changes in transforming include avoiding server-side object models, feature frameworks, CAML, master pages and minimizing branding. The transformation process involves assessing requirements and code, planning, developing and testing, and deployment readiness. Techniques for the app model include app parts, remote provisioning, and hosting on-premises or Office 365. Resources provided can help with the transformation process.

No matter if your next SharePoint environment is on-premises or on SharePoint Online, the new app model is beyond doubt the preferred way to develop customizations in the future. With this change developers now face the challenge what to do with their "old" SharePoint solutions written in full trust code. In this session you will learn what this transformation means, how this process looks like and how you can analyze your existing SharePoint farm solutions, discover roadblocks and align your strategy and decisions with Microsofts guidance.

SPUnite17 Making Sense of the SharePoint Framework

European Collaboration Summit

This document discusses the SharePoint Framework (SPFx) for developing client-side extensions for SharePoint. It provides a brief history of SharePoint development models and their limitations. SPFx is presented as the new model that allows for more control and uses modern web development tools and techniques. The document addresses questions about SPFx and discusses deployment, governance, security considerations, and resources for learning more. Demo code is shown to illustrate SPFx tooling and deployment.

ECS 19 Ben Howard - THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOLS WEB OF CONFUSION

Ben Howard, a Microsoft MVP, presents on untangling the web of confusion around Microsoft's project management tools: Planner, Teams, Project Online, Todo, and Roadmaps. The presentation provides an overview of each tool's purpose and the level of project and portfolio management maturity it supports. It demonstrates how to select the right tool for the job and concludes with an opportunity for questions.

SPUnite17 O365 Practical Adoption Strategies

This document summarizes Joanne Klein's presentation on Office 365 adoption. It discusses identifying stakeholders, creating an adoption team, and treating adoption as a service with three phases: preparing for adoption, training users, and ongoing support. It provides specific tactics for each phase like creating an adoption center with training resources, conducting targeted training, and designating productivity champions. The presentation emphasizes focusing on business value, changing user behavior, and measuring adoption metrics over time.

Introduction to SharePoint Framework

Kirti Prajapati

This document outlines an agenda for a webinar on getting started with the SharePoint Framework. The webinar will introduce the SharePoint Framework and cover why it was needed, its benefits, how it works using a modern toolchain, and its future. It will also discuss how both traditional SharePoint developers and web developers can get started without previous experience in modern web development. The webinar presenter is then introduced. The agenda items include an overview of the SharePoint Framework, the modern development tools used, and how to set up a development environment and deploy solutions.

SPUnite17 No Code Power User Tools of the SharePoint Trade

The document discusses no-code solutions for SharePoint including workflows, forms, and search-based solutions. It provides examples of using SharePoint lists, libraries, search web parts, PowerApps, and Microsoft Flow to create automated processes and manage data without writing code. The document recommends starting with browser-based solutions, then using no-code tools before writing custom code. It also addresses concerns about transitioning from InfoPath to new form solutions.

Exploring the PowerApps advantage

Business Case for SharePoint and Office 365

Gregory Zelfond

The document provides advice on building a business case for adopting SharePoint and Office 365. It outlines key points to advocate for SharePoint, including demonstrating return on investment through both tangible cost savings and intangible benefits like improved efficiency, security, and reliability. The document instructs the reader to share the presentation with their boss to help receive approval for implementing SharePoint.

2017-05-31 How to build your digital workplace with Office 365

Patrick Guimonet

This document discusses the digital workplace and Office 365/SharePoint. It provides an overview of key topics including the growth of non-routine work, the importance of mobility and collaboration tools, different customer adoption segments, and the need for governance when deploying Office 365/SharePoint. It also summarizes announcements from Microsoft including new OneDrive sync capabilities and increased Skype meeting limits.

SharePoint 2013 Apps: A Comparison to SharePoint 2010 Web Parts

Tim McCarthy

O365Engage17 - Transition your Company to Modern Collaboration

The document outlines Samuel Zuercher's presentation on transitioning a company to modern collaboration. It discusses how collaboration is currently blocked and structured, and proposes adopting an agile, self-organizing approach using modern Office 365 tools. The presentation recommends starting with OneDrive for Business to familiarize users, then forming a pilot team to work on a project using the full modern collaboration capabilities of Office 365 groups and teams. The goal is to shift from traditional centralized control to empowering self-organized, dynamic teams.

Enhancing SharePoint with Responsive Web Design

Eric Overfield

Genial.ly - gamify and increase task productivity

TechnicalSupport25

This document provides an overview and instructions for using Genially, a tool for creating attractive presentations, infographics, dossiers, CVs, and other visual content without needing programming or design skills. The key benefits highlighted are interactive templates, easy editing, and effective communication through animation and interactivity. The document then outlines the registration process and provides step-by-step instructions for choosing templates, exploring the workspace, adding elements, sharing content, and finding help resources.

Creating Change Journey to Office 365

Jill Hannemann

The document discusses creating a change journey for adoption of Office 365. It describes Jill Hannemann's background working with Office 365 and change management. It then outlines Jill's approach to leading a change journey, which involves 5 phases: 1) comprehending the change and impacts through discovery, 2) mobilizing change champions, 3) developing an adoption roadmap and change plan, 4) journeying with users through training and communications, and 5) sustaining adoption through monitoring. The presentation provides examples of tools and activities that can be used in each phase of the change journey.

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wimdegroote

Custom APIs with Powerapps and Microsoft Flow

SPFx (SharePoint Framework)

Małgorzata Borzęcka

SPFx allows developers to build client-side SharePoint solutions using open-source tools and modern web technologies like React, Angular, and Knockout. It provides components like Node.js, npm, Gulp and TypeScript to build and run applications that work with both SharePoint Online and on-premises. SPFx solutions can be developed locally using the SharePoint Workbench and deployed to SharePoint as web parts.

Power apps presentation

InnoTech

Microsoft PowerApps is a platform for building custom mobile and web apps without coding. It allows users to connect to hundreds of data sources, create interfaces with drag and drop tools, and add logic and workflows. The presentation provides an overview of PowerApps, how it works by connecting to data sources and creating formulas and logic flows, and concludes with a live demo of building an app.

Rethinking SharePoint WSS 2009

tobyspendiff

This document summarizes a presentation about rethinking the use of SharePoint. Some key points: - SharePoint is widely used but often implemented without proper planning, resulting in uncontrolled growth and silos. - A better approach is to treat SharePoint as a platform and design customized solutions on top of it to meet user and business needs. - This involves upfront requirements gathering, design, and development work but reduces total costs compared to just deploying SharePoint out of the box. - Strategies are presented to address typical SharePoint problems like ease of use, silos, and lack of control through approaches like simplified interfaces, dashboards, and business rules.

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SharePoint 2013 Preview

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A glance at share point 2013 social features

Thuan Ng

The document discusses the social features in Microsoft SharePoint 2013. It provides an overview of new features like community sites, reputation points, and Active Directory import. It then gives step-by-step instructions on setting up the social features, including creating a web application, My Site host, user profile service, and community site. Finally, it provides some additional resources on the social capabilities in SharePoint 2013.

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SPS Helsinki: Transforming SharePoint Farm Solutions to the App Model

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2017-05-31 How to build your digital workplace with Office 365

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SharePoint 2013 Apps: A Comparison to SharePoint 2010 Web Parts

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Genial.ly - gamify and increase task productivity

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SPS Monaco 2017 - The Lay of the Land of Client-Side Development circa 2017

Marc D Anderson

Are you dazzled by all the noises you hear about client-side development? Do the grunts and gulps leave you a little confused? In this session, we’ll talk about the types of things you can do with client-side development, how SharePoint can be used as a service (SPaaS?) and what the popular tool sets are. This are moving fast, so it's guaranteed that between writing this abstract and doing the session, things will have changed. Whether you’re a server-side developer who wants to catch up with the new trends, a power user wanting to flex your muscles in new ways, or an end user who would like to speak more intelligently with IT, this session will provide useful foundation information as well as a guide to where your learning should progress to work with "modern" SharePoint.

Get a grip on Enterprise Social Media (“The power of colleagues”) #spsbe

Spikes NV

1) The document discusses enterprise social media and how to implement Yammer within an organization. It provides an overview of Marc Vanderheyden and describes the business value of social tools. 2) The document outlines different approaches to using Yammer, including group-centric and user-centric models. It also discusses integrating Yammer with Microsoft applications like SharePoint and Dynamics CRM. 3) The presentation emphasizes communicating the purpose of social tools to employees and helping users engage with Yammer through groups, posts, and profiles. Success is defined as enabling a single team to get work done with shared goals.

SharePoint Governance: From Chaos to Success in 10 Steps

Joel Oleson

When To Use What In Office 365

Richard Harbridge

Your users may struggle with these questions: Should I share via Microsoft Yammer, Microsoft Office 365 Groups, or Microsoft OneDrive? Should I share a file in Outlook, in a meeting, from OneDrive for Business, on Yammer, in a Group, or in a SharePoint site? What happens when your users can’t decide what technology or feature to use? They use what they know, or what’s easy; even if better options exist. In this session, join Richard Harbridge as he helps you maximise the value of your Office 365 investment by providing the guidance you need to help your users make better, more effective decisions on how they get work done.

SPS Jersey 2014 - Creating a Great User Experience in SharePoint

Marc D Anderson

Building solutions in SharePoint isn’t simply about getting the functionality right based on the business requirements. Developers must think about the entire user experience (UX), which goes far beyond the technical aspects of the solution. It’s no longer good enough to meet the specifications. We must exceed them in terms of usability. This takes many developers out of their comfort zones and into the messy world of end users. In this interactive session, we’ll discuss questions like: * How should the user feel when they use this piece of functionality? * Will they perceive that this functionality saves them work or creates new work? * How will the functionality compare to what they see on the consumer Web? * How can we use technologies which haven’t historically been considered mainstream SharePoint developer tools (like jQuery and CSS) to make SharePoint feel more like the sites people love? Whether you're an executive sponsor, end user, power user, developer, or IT Pro, there are bound to be some takeaways for you as you adapt SharePoint to meet your organization's needs.

Beyond The Intranet: Digital Workplace Apps, Solutions & Bots

Richard Harbridge

Now that your organization has implemented an Office 365 SharePoint Intranet, what’s next? How are you going to continue to drive user engagement across your corporate Intranet and department specific sites? How are you going to ensure that your users have a seamless experience as they connect with information and applications from across your entire digital workplace? In this webinar hosted with our partner 2toLead, we will give you some practical suggestions for how you can respond to your users’ demands for powerful and integrated solutions that seamlessly support their needs across the digital workplace. What we will cover in this webinar: - Why you need to create a connected digital workplace experience. - Real use cases and best practices for how you can deliver more value with integrated solutions across your digital workplace and Intranet - We will discuss Bots, Microsoft Flow, PowerApps, Microsoft Forms, Integrations, Office 365 development, Industry innovation, and more.

7 - Top ten tips for a SharePoint Succesfull Deployment, por Joel Oleson

Luis Du Solier

This document provides 10 steps and common mistakes to avoid for successful deployment of SharePoint. It outlines key considerations such as separating development, test, and production environments; avoiding custom site definitions when possible; not modifying databases; having separate environments for different uses; and understanding the importance of testing and following best practices for upgrades. It also advertises upcoming products and services from Quest to help with SharePoint deployment, development, and migrations.

Keynote SharePoint Community Conference 10 Steps to Successful Deployment (NZ...

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Joel is an experienced SharePoint consultant and evangelist. He recommends following 10 steps for SharePoint success: 1) confront reality, 2) create a plan, 3) get an executive sponsor with a clear vision, 4) create a diverse skilled team, 5) build services not just install software, 6) define clear policies and standards, 7) invest in scalable information architecture, 8) don't forget change management, 9) adoption is the most important measure of success, and 10) keep solutions simple.

Beyond the Intranet: Digital Workplace Apps, Solutions n Bots #spc19

Kanwal Khipple

Many organizations have already established a powerful Office 365 Intranet, but they haven't answered the question What's next . In this session we will respond to the ever-increasing demand for powerful and integrated solutions that support users' needs across their digital workplace and beyond. Leveraging Office 365 means that you have access to entirely new ways of building solutions faster than ever before. The best part? It's not just IT that can build these great solutions! Join Kanwal Khipple as he shares real world examples, and best practices for how organizations can deliver more value with integrated solutions built by the business, by IT, or a combination of both. In this session, we will talk about Bots, Microsoft Flow, PowerApps, Microsoft Forms, Integrations, Office 365 development, industry innovation and more!

Drive Better SharePoint 2013 Mobile Solutions with Responsive Design

Perficient, Inc.

With the explosion of smartphones and tablets in a post-PC landscape, the importance of mobility is evident. Mobile devices can differ tremendously, from screen size to functionality and usability, making it impossible to optimize a website for a single device. Given the mobile shift, companies are looking to develop and execute on strategies that provide a first-class experience for all devices. How can SharePoint help? SharePoint is a powerful web content management platform – and it’s even better with the 2013 release. During the webinar, we demonstrated what can be accomplished using SharePoint 2013 and responsive web design. We also examined: - What is responsive web design? - SharePoint 2013’s WCM features - Responsive web design & SharePoint - Responsive SharePoint website examples

SharePoint Keynote NZSPC 10 Steps to Successful Deployment

Joel Oleson

Joel Oleson presented 10 steps for successful SharePoint deployment: 1) Wake up and confront reality by understanding your goals and resources. 2) Create a detailed plan. 3) Get an executive sponsor with a clear vision. 4) Build a diverse skilled team. 5) Build SharePoint as a service, not just install software. 6) Define clear policies and standards. 7) Invest in a scalable information architecture. 8) Manage change through a staged deployment. 9) Focus on adoption. 10) Keep your deployment simple. The presentation emphasized governance, a phased approach, and focusing on user adoption over complex technical features.

Drupal As A Jigsaw

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This document provides an overview of Drupal as a content management system. It discusses how Drupal can be like a jigsaw puzzle or Lego set, where individual modules can be combined to build different solutions. However, Drupal also has shortcomings like a complex installation process and lack of documentation. Initiatives like distributions, Drolutions, and community projects help bridge this divide by providing pre-built solutions, module combinations, and educational opportunities that make Drupal more approachable and usable for different projects.

Empower The Power User by @KerriAbraham and @SharePointWendy

Wendy Neal

This document profiles two women, Kerri Abraham and Wendy Neal, who are experts in SharePoint. It also discusses differences between IT cultures in healthcare and financial services and the importance of empowering users. Kerri works in healthcare and contributes to blogs, while Wendy works in financial services and is passionate about SharePoint branding and training. Healthcare IT tends to be more conservative while financial services emphasizes innovation and empowerment. The document advocates for empowering power users and bridging gaps between business and IT to maximize user adoption of SharePoint.

Yes, You Can Develop for SharePoint

Elizabeth Szabo

Getting started with SharePoint Application Development, for.NET and JavaScript Developers. The new SharePoint App Model opens up SharePoint Development for every web developer, regardless of their favorite platform, programming language, or script library of choice. In this session you will learn about SharePoint 2013 as a business and development platform. We will talk about the different kinds of applications you can write and what will you need to learn in order to do that. Lastly, we will discuss how to setup your development environment and what resources are available to get you started.

SharePointFest Konferenz 2016 - Creating a Great User Experience in SharePoint

Marc D Anderson

Building solutions in SharePoint isn’t simply about getting the functionality right based on the business requirements. Developers must think about the entire user experience (UX), which goes far beyond the technical aspects of the solution. It’s no longer good enough to meet the specifications. We must exceed them in terms of usability. This takes many developers out of their comfort zones and into the messy world of end users.In this interactive session, we’ll discuss questions like:* How should the user feel when they use this piece of functionality?* Will they perceive that this functionality saves them work or creates new work?* How will the functionality compare to what they see on the consumer Web?* How can we use technologies which haven’t historically been considered mainstream SharePoint developer tools (like jQuery and CSS) to make SharePoint feel more like the sites people love?We’ll look at good and bad examples from SharePoint itself as well as specific customizations.

SPTechCon Austin - Top 10 Out-of-the-Box SharePoint 2013 Features

Adam Levithan

So you have SharePoint, you've experienced some success and maybe a dose of failure. Now Microsoft is pushing the online model that focuses on out-of-the-box (OOTB) features, and you're wondering if moving to 2013 will enhance your current deployment. First, we'll take a look at the top five OOTB features that we've seen solve end user/business needs across 2007 and 2013. Second, we will unveil the newest five features that 2013 brings to the game, and may help you make your decision. Whether you're a business user just being introduced to the full features of SharePoint or a developer building sophisticated applications, these are features that no deployment should live without.

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This document summarizes Tom Resing's presentation about quickly responding to relevant information in SharePoint Online. The presentation covered using Microsoft Forms and Flow for collaboration in SharePoint, managing pages through approval workflows, using Flow to automate tasks triggered by SharePoint, leveraging Teams and SharePoint, optimizing large lists and libraries for performance and scale through indexing, and resources for additional help and community support. Demos were provided on Forms collaboration, page management workflows, Flow connectors and actions, Teams integration with SharePoint, and indexing large libraries for sorting.

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This document provides an overview of integrating external data with Business Connectivity Services (BCS) in SharePoint. It begins with an introduction to BCS and then covers the various data sources that can be connected to including SQL Server, Oracle, and web services. The document demonstrates connecting to external data through BCS list web parts and search functionality. It emphasizes that BCS allows for easy setup and integration of external data in SharePoint without requiring developer skills. The document also provides references and resources for further information on BCS.

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