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Microsoft SharePoint Cloud presentation
The document discusses Office 365, a subscription-based online service suite from Microsoft that includes features such as hosted email, collaboration tools, and cloud storage. It highlights the benefits of cloud adoption among companies, privacy policies ensuring data ownership, and security features like end-to-end encryption. The document also provides case studies demonstrating the successful migration of organizations to Office 365 and offers insights into upcoming events related to business intelligence.
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- 1. May 2014 SharePoint: To Cloudor Not To Cloud
- 2. Quick Facts About Us •24th Year • Grand Rapids & Detroit • 25 Staff Approach • Vendor Independent • Non-reseller • Professional Services Only Partnerships • Microsoft Gold • VMware Enterprise • Citrix Silver • Cisco Premier • Novell Gold
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- 4. Get Social withC/D/H @cdhtweetstech /cdhtech /company/cdh cdhtalkstech.com
- 5. Your Presenter Neil Sly Consultant MicrosoftVTSP MCT, MCSE, MCITP, VCP, ITIL NeilS@cdh.com @neilsly http://neilsly.com
- 6. What is Office365? A subscription-based online Office and software-plus-services suite that offers access to various services and software built around the Microsoft Office platform. Successor to Microsoft's Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS) – originally designed to provide hosted e-mail, social networking and collaboration, and cloud storage. First included hosted versions of Exchange, Lync, SharePoint, Office Web Apps, along with access to the Microsoft Office 2010 desktop applications on the Enterprise plan. With the release of Office 2013, Office 365 expanded to include new plans aimed at different types of businesses, along with new plans aimed at general consumers.
- 7. Cloud Adoption 28% US &Canadian Companies have deployed cloud 40% Consider the cloud critical Nearly All Are considering the cloud
- 8. Office 365 Partners (accordingto Interbrand) use Microsoft’s cloud productivity services
- 9. What’s the difference? •No server side code • Limited BI capabilities • Search – black box • Branding differences • Limited public website capabilities http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sharepoint- online-service-description.aspx
- 10. What’s the difference? •Active Directory integration • Single sign on • Directory sync • ADFS • Windows Azure Active Directory
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- 14. • Run apilot or proof of concept • Hybrid Exchange • Trivia: What do Tommy and Tiffany have in common? Options
- 16. “We do notmine your data for advertising purposes. It is our policy to not use your data for purposes other than providing you productivity services” “We design our Office 365 commercial services to be separate from our consumer services so that there is no mixing of data between the two” Privacy
- 17. “You own yourdata and retain the rights, title, and interest in the data you store in Office 365. You can take your data with you, whenever you want.” “Office 365 and Dynamics CRM Online believe that their customers should control their own information to the extent possible.” Ownership
- 18. You can downloada copy of all of your data at any time and for any reason without assistance • Exchange Online - mail, calendar, contacts, tasks via import / export wizards • SharePoint Online - documents may be downloaded at any time • Obtain end-user metadata such as email addresses, first / last name, etc. via PowerShell It’s your data
- 20. • Health InsurancePortability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) • Data Processing Agreements (DPAs) • Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) • ISO 27001 • Statement on Standards for Attestation Engagements No. 16 (SSAE 16) • Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) Independent Verification
- 21. • Physical datacenter access restrictions with multiple layers of physical security • End to end encryption of data both at rest and as it is transmitted • Regular backups • Data kept ‘in-region’ Security Features
- 22. • Redundancy • Atserver, data center, and service levels • Resiliency • Active load balancing • Automated failover with human backup • Recovery testing • Distributed Services • Distributed component services limit scope and impact of any failures • Directory data replicated across component services Reliability
- 23. • Quarterly worldwide uptime of 99.98% • Financially backed SLA of 99.9% Uptime
- 25. PowerShell Exchange Management Console AdminPortal Office 365 Admin Application Access Options
- 26. Why Office 365? •Third generation platform • Limited configuration and maintenance required • Integration with corporate Active Directory • Frequently updated/patched
- 27. Why Office 365? •Mobile ready • Great for extranets • Share content with anyone • Third party products • Migration tools • Governance • Integration • Workflow
- 28. Why Office 365? •Office Web Apps • SkyDrive Pro • Office On Demand • Yammer • PWA • Azure
- 29. Case Study #1 •SharePoint 2007 to Office 365 Hybrid for Citizens Bank
- 30. Case Study #1- Requirements • Upgrade collaboration sites • Low impact branding solution • Multi-purpose site template • Office 365 pilot -> Hybrid
- 31. Case Study #1- Approach • Some sites were upgraded to on premise farm via database attach • The remaining sites were migrated to Office 365 using Metalogix • Test upgrades were performed for all sites • Branding solution was created for both environments and looks the same • Seamless for end users
- 32. Case Study #1- Results
- 33. Case Study #1- Takeaway • Migration tools are worth every penny
- 34. Case Study #2 •Non-SharePoint -> Office 365 Intranet for Compuware
- 35. Case Study #2- Requirements • Publishing sites with custom branding • Custom home page and other layouts • Mobile ready via responsive design
- 36. Case Study #2- Approach • Manual content migration for web content • Migration tool
- 37. Case Study #2- Results
- 38. Case Study #2- Results
- 39. Case Study #2- Results
- 40. Case Study #2- Takeaway Plan for more implementation time and unexpected gotchas
- 41. Upcoming Events June 19,2014 Agile BI: Delivering Data at the Speed of Thought Detroit, MI visit www.cdh.com/events for more information
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Editor's Notes
- #2 Give 5 minute warning
- #6 About me Just so you’re not thinking that some young pup (with gray hair highlights) is not pretending to be an experienced programmer…
- #8 According to an NTT Com Security study, cloud-adoption rates in North America are up: 28 percent of Canadian and U.S. companies surveyed reported that they have already deployed cloud products. Forty percent of those companies call the cloud “critical” to their business. Providers come and go as the landscape evolves, but Microsoft Office 365 and Google Apps are driving adoption. The two appear on the surface to offer nearly identical feature sets. - See more at: http://cdh.com/media/articles/Pages/Office-365-and-Google-go-head-to-head-in.aspx#sthash.4vYFLE88.dpuf
- #13 Plan your work then work your plan…. You must treat this like a project – because it really is. If you have a PM or a PMO – get them involved early. C/D/H Example about our new website … Plan for your plan not working Plan timelines and budgets Be honest on your TCO
- #14 Steven Covey Habit #2: Begin with the end in mind All things are created twice theres a mental or first creation and then a physical or second creation to all things. Give example of creating house Habit 7 Also sharpen the saw.. Certifications …
- #23 99.98 is less than 9 minutes of downtime a month.. On average
- #24 99.98 is less than 9 minutes of downtime a month.. On average