The Business Collaboration Platform for the Enterprise and the Web [1]
Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Products collaboration software provides enterprise-scale capabilities to meet business-critical needs such as managing content and business processes, simplifying how people find and share information across boundaries, and enabling informed decisions.
SharePoint Capabilities
SharePoint Capabilities is divided into 6 categories: Sites, Communities, Content, Search, Insights and Composites with more than 40 feature areas.
· Sites – A “one-stop-shop” for all your business websites, includes team site for colleagues, extranet site for partners and Internet site for customers, where people can share and publish information using one familiar system.
· Communities – A full set of collaboration tools—from wikis to workflows and team sites to tagging built upon a secure, manageable and scalable platform, establishing an ecosystem over SharePoint Server 2010 that encompass your content, people and learning.
· Content – A comprehensive enterprise content management (ECM) system combining traditional content management, social capabilities, and powerful search.
· Search – A single, cost-effective infrastructure helps your people find the information they need through intranet search, people search, and a platform to build search-driven applications.
· Insights – A business intelligence (BI) solution with powerful features like interactive dashboards and scorecards lets everyone access the business information they need to make good decisions.
· Composites – provides building blocks that you can use to assemble, connect, and configure collaborative business solutions.
SharePoint Benefits
Benefits SharePoint brings to your organization can be expressed as the abilities of:
· Connect and Empower People – Make you people work more productive through faster adoption to with the friendly Office Ribbon user interface, improved collaboration with Office 2010 and a diverse set of capabilities that extends people’s access to resources and allows them to be productive regardless of the tools or devices.
· Cut Costs with a Unified Infrastructure – The consolidation of business productivity solutions onto SharePoint 2010 makes it possible to cut costs with lower training costs, increased IT productivity and cost-effective maintenance.
· Rapidly respond to Business Needs – The ability of creating no-code customization and linking to external line of business applications (CRM, Office, ERP…) enable users to address specific business needs more quickly and more effectively.
SharePoint Architecture
A complete SharePoint 2010 architecture is built up from SharePoint Server 2010, SharePoint Foundation 2010 and other client applications. Based on SharePoint Foundation, SharePoint Server is added with a large number of Service Applications to enhance its functionalities. Customers can also integrate their own services or purchase other third-party add-ons. A rich set of client applications allow user to connect and manipulate data with server through these services.
References
[1] SharePoint 2010, Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog, http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/blog/Pages/BlogPost.aspx?pID=462
[2] SharePoint 2010: a first look, ZDNet, http://www.zdnet.co.uk/reviews/communication-and-collaboration/2010/03/04/sharepoint-2010-a-first-look-40070576/
[3] Microsoft SharePoint 2010.pdf, Microsoft, http://download.microsoft.com/download/0/5/F/05FF69ED-6F8F-4357-863B-12E27D6F1115/Microsoft_SharePoint_2010.pdf
SharePoint 2007 vs. SharePoint 2010, http://www.rharbridge.com/?page_id=103
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