SPSRIC - SharePoint 2013 – A brief overview for IT Pros

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Hot off the press, SharePoint 2013 attained Release to Manufacture in October 2012 and is speeding ahead to general availability in early 2013. Interesting in learning what’s new and different? Then come and learn more about new capabilities in the product such as Shredded Storage and Distributed Caching among others as well as how the migration story changes for SharePoint 2013.

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Scott Hoag & Dan Usher
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SharePoint software requirements

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262485.aspx#section4

the upgrade story

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Side by Side Upgrade 

 Microsoft recommends migrating to Claims Authentication prior to
upgrade

 Remember to enable your Claims to Windows Token Service
 SharePoint 2010 sites can be migrated into SharePoint 2013 and
maintain the current UI and functionality

browser support
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browser compatibility and WCM improvements

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 Is not a replacement for SharePoint 2010 Workspace
 SkyDrive Pro does not synchronize lists…
 Recycle bin issues…

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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj819267.aspx

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http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/blog/Pages/BlogPost.aspx?pID=1035

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1. Scott Hoag & Dan Usher SharePoint Saturday Richmond

2. Thanks to Our Sponsors! Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Prize

3. who am I?

4. who’s that other guy? Dan Usher usher

5. about you

6. rules of the road

7. spoiler alert

8. first thoughts…

9. bigger changes ahead

10. resourcing for single server farms Component SharePoint 2010 SharePoint 2013 Processor 64 bit, 4 cores 64 bit, 4 cores RAM Developer or 4 GB 8-10 GB Evaluation Single Server 8 GB 24 GB Multi Server 8 GB 12 GB Hard disk 80 (min) GB for system drive Maintain twice as much free space as you have RAM for production environments. Minimum Requirements

11. resourcing for database servers Compone Deployme SharePoint 2010 SharePoint 2013 nt nt Size Processor Small 64 bit, 4 cores 64 bit, 4 cores Medium 64 bit, 8 cores 64 bit, 8 cores RAM Small 8 GB 8 GB Medium 16 GB 16 GB Hard Disk 80 GB for system drive Hard disk is dependent on the size of the SharePoint content Minimum Requirements

12. SharePoint software requirements http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262485.aspx#section4

13. database software requirements

14. infrastructure improvements

15. lightning round: what’s new for IT Pros

16. the upgrade story Upgrade to next Leapfrog to the Upgrade/migrate to version – sequential latest version the cloud (recommended)

17. the upgrade story Upgrade Method SharePoint 2007 SharePoint 2010 SharePoint 2013 Database Attach    In-place Upgrade   Side by Side Upgrade   Microsoft recommends migrating to Claims Authentication prior to upgrade  Remember to enable your Claims to Windows Token Service  SharePoint 2010 sites can be migrated into SharePoint 2013 and maintain the current UI and functionality

18. migrate from classic to claims

19. browser support Browser Supported Not Supported Internet Explorer 10  Internet Explorer 9  Internet Explorer 8  Internet Explorer 7  Internet Explorer 6  Google Chrome  Mozilla Firefox  Apple Safari 

20. shredded storage

21. workflow

22. web content management improvements

23. browser compatibility and WCM improvements

24. analytics

25. let’s get social…

26. How Social changed… 2010 2013 My Site Newsfeed Newsfeed Activity Feed Content follow Document Library SkyDrive Pro Profile Profile My Site

27. skydrive pro  Is not a replacement for SharePoint 2010 Workspace  SkyDrive Pro does not synchronize lists…  Recycle bin issues…

28. custom solutions SharePoi Farm Feature Sandboxed Client Side App nt Solutions Framework Solutions Object Model Model Platform 2003 (v6)  2007 (v12)   2010 (v14)     2013 (v15)     

29.

30. how do I get some of this goodness? http://www.office.com http://www.cloudshare.com http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj819267.aspx

31. when can my clients get this? http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/blog/Pages/BlogPost.aspx?pID=1035

32. questions

33. contact scott.hoag@appliedis.com @ciphertxt Usher_Daniel@bah.com @usher

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