This document provides an overview of Microsoft SharePoint 2010 including key features, capabilities, and benefits. The main points are: 1) SharePoint 2010 had over 7,500 attendees from 67 countries at its conference in Las Vegas and includes improvements to enhance productivity, innovation, and helping people find, share insights and take action. 2) New features include a contextual ribbon interface, the ability to work offline with SharePoint Workspace, improved mobile functionality, and the ability to add ratings and self-tagging. 3) Under the hood, SharePoint 2010 has a more scalable service-based architecture, improved compliance with standards, and better integration with line of business systems. 4) Enhancements to

2. SharePoint 2010

3. Las Vegas, USA7,500Attendees67 Countries12km Ethernet90,000 m2 320 Hours of Content

4. VisionSharePoint 2010 Growth through advances in productivity and innovation

5. IT has the opportunity to propel us forward

6. Get better at helping people:

7. Find, share, insights, action

8. Natural interaction

9. Consistent experience SitesCommunitiesCompositesContentInsightsSearchImages courtesy of Microsoft

10. Get ReadyBeta – November 20095,000 registered companies100,000 registered usersGeneral Release 1st half 2010

11. For the End User – It gets easier

12. User HighlightsSharePoint 2010 Contextual Ribbon Interface in every applicationUser HighlightsSharePoint 2010 SharePoint Workspace to work with sites “offline”

13. Complimentary Mobile functionalityUser HighlightsSharePoint 2010 Documents can file themselves and reappear where appropriate

14. Ability to add Ratings

15. Self tagging – describe it your way

16. Better interaction with Calendars

17. Ability to use engaging media – images, video, streaming media

18. Multiple interfaces – cross browser, phone, Blackberry

19. No need to have the application on your computer Looking Under the Hood – It’s Significantly Better

20. Under the HoodSharePoint 2010 Services based architecture – scalability, better dev options

21. Compliance to standards (CMIS, OpenXML, SOAP, W3C)

22. Less limitations, increased design flexibility

23. Better integration with Line of Business Systems – BCS

24. Ability to upgrade versions independent of interface changes

25. Main Office products are web enabled

26. The price? RAM and processor intensive – 64 Bit OnlyContent Management – Designed for Everyone

27. ECM for the MassesSharePoint 2010Significant document management enhancements

28. Document folders and inheritance

29. Central metadata

30. Unique document ID’s