This document provides an overview and demonstration of new features in SharePoint Server 2010 and Microsoft Office 2010. Some key points include: - SharePoint 2010 requires 64-bit Windows Server 2008 and SQL Server. - It features a new ribbon interface and improvements to Excel, Enterprise Search, Records Management, and more. - Upgrade options include in-place, database attach, and hybrid upgrades. Site collection administrators can choose the new look and feel or keep the old design. - Office 2010 improvements include a new interface, connectivity to SharePoint, and new apps like Project 2010. The demonstration highlights these new capabilities.

1. SharePoint Server and Microsoft Office 2010: A Hands-On Demonstration Presented By: Mark Weinstein

2. - The Required Beta Disclaimer - SharePoint Server 2010 is in the Beta phase and is subject to (and probably will) change! Some features that you may see during this webinar might actually be different by the time the product is released in Q2 2010.

3. Product Name Change Windows SharePoint Services is now going to be known as SharePoint Foundation 2010. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 is losing the Microsoft Office preface and will be known simply as SharePoint Server 2010.

4. New Product Requirements All versions of SharePoint 2010, including SharePoint Foundation will be 64-bit ONLY! Requires x64 version of Windows Server 2008 running on a 4-core 2.5GHz server w/8GB RAM! Requires x64 version of SQL Server

5. Overview of What’s New New Look and Feel Interface – Hello Ribbon! New Central Administration Console New Access Services New Visio Services New Digital Asset Management New PerformancePoint Services New Health Monitoring New Sandboxed Solutions New PowerShell Support New Office Web Apps

6. Overview of What’s Improved Improved Excel Services Improved BDC – Now called Business Connectivity Services Improved Enterprise Search – Includes FAST Improved Records Management Improved Social Computing Services Improved Workflow Foundation – Portability! Improved SharePoint Designer Improved Developer Tools and APIs

7. Overview of Upgrade Options In-place Upgrade is Available Database Attach Upgrade Hybrid Upgrade Options Visual Upgrade - allows the server administrator or site owner to determine when and if the new look for SharePoint Server 2010 is used for a particular site collection. Server administrators can choose to adopt the new look and feel for all sites during upgrade, let site owners make the choice after upgrade, or keep the old look and feel for all sites.

8. Overview of Office Improvements Improved User Interface Improved SharePoint Connectivity Improved Project 2010 New Office Backpage New SharePoint Designer New SharePoint Workspaces New InfoPath Design Gone is Groove!

9. DEMONSTRATION

10. Upcoming ASPE Course Offerings SharePoint 2010 Administration SharePoint 2010 for Project Management SharePoint 2010 Customization

11. Thank You! We will begin the Q&A momentarily