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This document provides an overview and introduction to SharePoint. It defines SharePoint as a platform for collaboration, content management and intranets. The summary describes the logical architecture of SharePoint including key components like web applications, site collections, lists and libraries. Hardware and software requirements for SharePoint 2013 are also outlined.
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Naqash Ahmed is a Microsoft Student Partner & Software Engineering student involved in various tech activities.
The target audience includes start-ups, students, and project managers with prerequisites available.
MVA offers free online learning for IT Pros and Developers with 2M registered users and Microsoft training.
The presentation covers workplace trends and SharePoint functionalities with 9 key topics outlined.
The modern workplace faces demands like information overload, communication costs, and remote coordination.
SharePoint is viewed as both a document repository and collaboration tool, significant for IT and developers.
SharePoint enhances integration by providing collaborative environments, including intranets and BI.
SharePoint supports sites, communities, content management, search functions, insights, and custom solutions.
Details of SharePoint's architecture, including server farms, service applications, web applications, and collections.
Outlines the hardware (64-bit processor, RAM) and software (Windows Server, .NET Framework) requirements.
Resources and links to obtain SharePoint 2013 and overview licensing information.
The last slide includes a legal disclaimer pertaining to Microsoft's products and the presentation's information.
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- 1. Naqash Ahmed |Microsoft Student Partner
- 2. Naqash Ahmed |@Naqash_Biz • Student of Bachelors in Software Engineering • Microsoft Student Partner since November 2014 • I do. – Windows Phone Development – Web development – Office 365 Administration – SharePoint Development (*Beginner) • Blogger at http://microsoftalkies.blogspot.com • Speaker, developer, technology enthusiast and other good stuff...
- 3. Setting Expectations • TargetAudience – Start-Ups – Students – Project Managers • Suggested Prerequisites/Supporting Material – mva.ms
- 4. • Microsoft VirtualAcademy – Free online learning tailored for IT Pros and Developers – Over 2M registered users – Up-to-date, relevant training on variety of Microsoft products Join the MVA Community!
- 5. Course Topics What wewill be learning today… 01 | The Workplace today 06 | SharePoint Logical Architecture 02 | Definition of SharePoint 07 | Hardware & Software Requirements for SharePoint 03 | What it does? 08 | How to get SharePoint 2013? 04 | Components of SharePoint 09 | Q&A 05 | Objects of SharePoint
- 6. 01 | TheWorkplace Today Naqash Ahmed | @Naqash_Biz
- 7. Workplace today! • Moredemands , less resources • Information Overload – How can I prioritize my work? – How to react to over increasing data and workload? • Globally distributed partners/teams – How to contact them? – How to coordinate with them on projects? • High cost of communication – Skype? Facebook? WhatsApp?
- 8. 02 | Definitionof SharePoint
- 9. Definitions • What anend-user think SharePoint is? – Website factory – Document Repository – Collaboration – Project Workplace – Search Engine • What an IT Pro or Developer think SharePoint is? – ASP.NET 4.0 App – Windows Server, IIS, SQL Server – Cloud
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- 11. What it does? •It integrates working environment • Intranet • Documents • Collaboration • Extranet • Websites • BI
- 12. 03 | Objectsof SharePoint
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- 14. Sites • SharePoint makeswebsites –People work together, place documents –Collaborative work –Single source for projects –Common set of information
- 15. Communities • When sitesare shared, they turn into community • It is a team-site • Invite people from different sets of views • Helping others in their projects
- 16. Content • There willbe lots and lots of content • All forms, all policy manuals, all documents etc.
- 17. Search • Where tofind those “content”? SharePoint has built-in search engine. • Search any single document, any individual, any community
- 18. • We cananalyse the work and aggregate information • We can do reporting • Statistics about the project workflow Insights
- 19. Composites • Ability tocreate custom apps, custom libraries • Makes SharePoint extensible • Makes solutions on customized set-of-views • Users will be able to solve problems on their own
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- 21. SharePoint Logical Architecture •Server Farm – Outermost boundary of SP – Collection of SharePoint servers • Service Applications – A resource that can be shared throughout a farm. • Application Pool – A web server based on IIS – More apps, more app pools
- 22. • Web Application –With SharePoint, web applications can be made inside IIS quickly – It will be ASP.NET web application • Site Collection – Each web application has one or more site collection – Buckets of individual websites – Represents administrative boundaries of a web application • Lists and Libraries – Both are similar as they are documents or data
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- 25. Hardware & SoftwareRequirements for SharePoint 2013
- 26. Hardware Requirements • Processor –64 bit, four cores • RAM – 4 GB (minimum) for developer – 8 GB (minimum) for multiple farms • Storage – 80 GB (minimum) system drive
- 27. Software Requirements • Windows –Windows Server 2012 R2 SP1 or Windows Server 2008 R2 • Framework – .NET Framework 4.5 – Windows Identity Foundation – Microsoft Sync Framework Runtime • Web Server – IIS
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- 29. How to getSharePoint 2013? • https://products.office.com/en-us/sharepoint/sharepoint- products-and-free-trial • https://products.office.com/en-us/sharepoint/sharepoint- licensing-overview • https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262957.aspx
- 30. ©2014 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Office, Azure, System Center, Dynamics and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.