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Microsoft SharePoint for Business Executives: Q&A Handbook
Credits
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Credits
Foreword
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Foreword
About the Authors
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About the Authors
About the Reviewers
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About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
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www.PacktPub.com
Preface
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Preface
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Defining a SharePoint IT Strategy
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Defining a SharePoint IT Strategy
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Q: Can you define what a strategy is?
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Q: What is an IT strategy?
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Q: How do you create a SharePoint IT strategy?
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Q: What is the intended outcome of the workshop?
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Q: Who needs to be involved with the process?
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Just Enough Governance
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Just Enough Governance
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Q. What is governance?
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Q. Why do we need it?
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Q: So where do I start with governance?
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Q: Who should be involved with SharePoint governance?
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Q: Is it worth hiring a consulting firm to create your company's governance documentation?
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Q: Why does it seem that SharePoint requires more governance than other technologies?
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Deployment Roadmap
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Deployment Roadmap
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Q: Which edition of SharePoint is right for me?
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Q: Where should I deploy SharePoint? What choices do I really have?
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Q: What about licensing? What are my options and how much will it cost?
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Q: SharePoint 2010 Development, Quality Assurance, Production — how many farms do I actually need?
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Q: What do I need to know about storage requirements and their impact on my deployment strategy?
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Q: Intranet, extranet — which SharePoint topology is right for me?
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Q: What about authentication for end users; what options are available to me?
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SharePoint in the Clouds
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SharePoint in the Clouds
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Q: What options do I actually have for cloud-based SharePoint 2010?
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Q: How can I use Amazon Web Services for SharePoint 2010?
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Q: This doesn't sound like a turn-key solution. Where does Amazon's responsibility end and where does mine begin?
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Q: Can I create a Microsoft private cloud solution for SharePoint?
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Q: Office 365 and SharePoint Online — how many offerings and plans are actually out there?
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Q: What authentication options do I have for SharePoint Online?
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Q: What about Windows Azure and SharePoint 2010? How can I take advantage of this offering?
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SharePoint and Important Trends
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SharePoint and Important Trends
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Q: How big is SharePoint to Microsoft?
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Q: Which IT trends matter?
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How to get the .NET Developers on Board Quickly?
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How to get the .NET Developers on Board Quickly?
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Q: What's so different about SharePoint development compared to .NET development?
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Q: How should we approach SharePoint development?
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Q: What roadblocks do new SharePoint developers face?
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Q: What do I need to know to get started in SharePoint development?
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Q: Do developers ever resist the SharePoint developer route?
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Growing SharePoint Capacity and Meeting Staffing Resource Needs
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Growing SharePoint Capacity and Meeting Staffing Resource Needs
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Q: What are the minimal SharePoint deployment and technical skill set I can get away with?
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Q: What would be the typical SharePoint skill sets needed for different company sizes?
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Q: How easy is it to train in-house technical staff on SharePoint?
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Q: What kind of training resources are available?
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Managing your First SharePoint Project
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Managing your First SharePoint Project
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Q: What factors should you take into consideration?
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Q: Why is a SharePoint first project different to other technologies' first project?
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Q: How do we decide upon our first project's scope?
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Q: How do you plan for and design your first SharePoint project solution?
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Q: What's the best way to execute?
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Q: Should you implement in phases?
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Now What?
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Now What?
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Q: How do I apply the concepts from this book to produce results?
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Q: I have heard SharePoint projects often fail. How can this be avoided?
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Q: How do I choose a company to partner with?
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Q: Is it easy to offshore SharePoint development?
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Q: How do I estimate a SharePoint development project?
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Q: How easy is it for Java development teams to learn .NET SharePoint development?
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Digging deeper

Now you are probably thinking where your first SharePoint project can be deployed. This section has some questions that you should be asking.

Q: What problems should you anticipate with your first project?

A: There's a learning curve in understanding the SharePoint Framework, knowing how to deploy solutions, and managing users' expectations.

Q: Who should be the first business unit for a SharePoint deployment?

A: This depends and this question is addressed in Chapter 1, Defining a SharePoint IT Strategy.

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A good tip is to avoid the sales department or any business unit that is very busy and does not have the time to provide requirements, or be trained. Sales folks can be classified into this group. They are rarely in the office, often resistant to technology change if it requires an investment of their immediate time, and when they are vocal that sales targets are being jeopardized because of time spent on a SharePoint project, continued management support can be unlikely...

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