ESPC14 - T23 - SharePoint Online vs On-Premises vs Hosted - Making the Right Choice

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You're planning to implement SharePoint, but do you need to host it in-house, or is a move to the cloud a valid option? Is an on-premises SharePoint farm a better choice than SharePoint Online? Or should you host SharePoint somewhere else in the cloud, for example on Azure? This session will give you an overview of your options, their respective benefits and drawbacks, and will show you how you can make an informed decision on which platform to choose.

Technology Business

SharePoint Online vs On-Premises vs
Hosted
- Making the Right Choice
René Modery, Office 365 MVP
1stQuad Solutions

Introduction
Who am I?
Consultant & Solution Architect
Office 365 MVP
6+ years in Singapore
Based in Zurich, Switzerland
Contact Details
Web: http://modery.net
Twitter: @modery
Email: rene@modery.net
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Goals for Today
 Understand the differences between SharePoint
Online, SharePoint On-Premises, and hosted SharePoint
 Understand the benefits and drawbacks of each platform
 Be able to make an informed decision at the end of the
session
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The ideal SharePoint environment?
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There’s no «One size fits all» and there will
always be drawbacks!

So which one should I
choose?
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Start with the Business
Responsiveness
Security
AvailabilityCompliance
Accessible from
any device
Accessible from
anywhere
Available to ExternalsIntegrated to LOB
Systems
Automated Business
Processes
Stability
Low Cost
Governance
Simplicity
Newest Software Innovation

Keep the Balance
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17/5199030961/
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y/2.0/deed.en
Constraints
Costs
Flexibility
Compliance
Governance
Features & Functionality
Simplicity

On-Premises
“With great power
comes great
responsibility”
Complete
Control
As secure
as you
want it
(can do it)
Big
Investment
You own
it
Hardware
Maintenance
Software
Upgrades

Hosted
“The best of both
worlds?”
Perceived
loss of
Control
Perceived
loss of
security
Low
upfront
costs
Reliable
Integration
Possible?
Support

Office 365
“Innovate &
Be Flexible”
Little
Control
Security
by MS
Flexible
Simple
price
model
Difficult
Governance
Always the
latest &
newest

On-Premises vs Hosted vs SPO
On-Premises
• Full Control
• Upgrade whenever
YOU want
• High Maintenance
• You’re responsible for
availability & stability
• High Cost
• All Solutions
Hosted
• Full Control
• Upgrade mostly in
your hands
• Medium Maintenance
• Provider ensures
availability & stability
• Manageable Cost
• All Solutions
SharePoint Online
• Limited Control
• Upgrades happening
constantly
• Low Maintenance
• Microsoft ensures
availability & stability
• Predictable Cost
• Apps Only

What should you look out for?
Functionality
• Does the service fulfil your business requirements?
• Do your existing applications run on the targeted platform?
• Do you want to innovate & respond to business demands quickly?
SLA
• Can you / Hosting Provider / SharePoint Online guarantee the required availability?
• Which one is more likely to go offline – your own server or the cloud?
• Are you prepared for a disaster recovery?

What should you look out for?
Security
•Can you / Hosting Provider / SharePoint Online fulfil your security requirements?
•Is your data more secure in-house than «somewhere outside»?
Company Readiness
•Can your company (and employees) keep up with the pace of SharePoint Online?
•Do you want to be in complete control of your environment?
•Do you have the internal knowledge needed to run/support the preferred environment?

Evaluate Carefully
Low Maintenance Effort
(Hardware, Patching, …)
High Customisability
(Applications, Integra
tion, …)
Always up-to-date«Version Stability»

Restrict to only one environment?
Consider a hybrid setup with a mix of environments to
• Keep legacy applications
• Slowly reduce costs
• Minimize maintenance efforts
• Leverage the latest technology from Microsoft

Final Words
>> Include IT & Business in your evaluation!
>> The «Right Choice» is whatever best suits your needs
>> Prioritize requirements and verifiy
«different dimensions»

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ESPC14 - T23 - SharePoint Online vs On-Premises vs Hosted - Making the Right Choice

1. SharePoint Online vs On-Premises vs Hosted - Making the Right Choice René Modery, Office 365 MVP 1stQuad Solutions

2. Introduction Who am I? Consultant & Solution Architect Office 365 MVP 6+ years in Singapore Based in Zurich, Switzerland Contact Details Web: http://modery.net Twitter: @modery Email: rene@modery.net 2

3. Goals for Today  Understand the differences between SharePoint Online, SharePoint On-Premises, and hosted SharePoint  Understand the benefits and drawbacks of each platform  Be able to make an informed decision at the end of the session www.sharepointeurope.com

4. The ideal SharePoint environment? http://www.amazon.com/Wenger-16999-Swiss-Knife-Giant/dp/B001DZTJRQ http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/eierlegende_Wollmilchsau www.sharepointeurope.com There’s no «One size fits all» and there will always be drawbacks!

5. So which one should I choose? http://www.flickr.com/photos/reiner/1435649641/ http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en

6. Start with the Business Responsiveness Security AvailabilityCompliance Accessible from any device Accessible from anywhere Available to ExternalsIntegrated to LOB Systems Automated Business Processes Stability Low Cost Governance Simplicity Newest Software Innovation

7. Keep the Balance http://www.flickr.com/photos/aeu041 17/5199030961/ http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b y/2.0/deed.en Constraints Costs Flexibility Compliance Governance Features & Functionality Simplicity

8. On-Premises “With great power comes great responsibility” Complete Control As secure as you want it (can do it) Big Investment You own it Hardware Maintenance Software Upgrades

9. Hosted “The best of both worlds?” Perceived loss of Control Perceived loss of security Low upfront costs Reliable Integration Possible? Support

10. Office 365 “Innovate & Be Flexible” Little Control Security by MS Flexible Simple price model Difficult Governance Always the latest & newest

11. On-Premises vs Hosted vs SPO On-Premises • Full Control • Upgrade whenever YOU want • High Maintenance • You’re responsible for availability & stability • High Cost • All Solutions Hosted • Full Control • Upgrade mostly in your hands • Medium Maintenance • Provider ensures availability & stability • Manageable Cost • All Solutions SharePoint Online • Limited Control • Upgrades happening constantly • Low Maintenance • Microsoft ensures availability & stability • Predictable Cost • Apps Only

12. What should you look out for? Functionality • Does the service fulfil your business requirements? • Do your existing applications run on the targeted platform? • Do you want to innovate & respond to business demands quickly? SLA • Can you / Hosting Provider / SharePoint Online guarantee the required availability? • Which one is more likely to go offline – your own server or the cloud? • Are you prepared for a disaster recovery?

13. What should you look out for? Security •Can you / Hosting Provider / SharePoint Online fulfil your security requirements? •Is your data more secure in-house than «somewhere outside»? Company Readiness •Can your company (and employees) keep up with the pace of SharePoint Online? •Do you want to be in complete control of your environment? •Do you have the internal knowledge needed to run/support the preferred environment?

14. Evaluate Carefully Low Maintenance Effort (Hardware, Patching, …) High Customisability (Applications, Integra tion, …) Always up-to-date«Version Stability»

15. Restrict to only one environment? Consider a hybrid setup with a mix of environments to • Keep legacy applications • Slowly reduce costs • Minimize maintenance efforts • Leverage the latest technology from Microsoft

16. Final Words >> Include IT & Business in your evaluation! >> The «Right Choice» is whatever best suits your needs >> Prioritize requirements and verifiy «different dimensions»

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