Introduction to SharePoint 2013

1. Introduction to SharePoint 2013 Vesa Juvonen Principal Consultant Microsoft

2. THE NEW WAY TO WORK TOGETHER

3. SharePoint Organize Discover SHARE Build Manage Share

4. Manage Risk Manage Cost Manage Your Time Find the perfect balance between compliance and collaboration Efficiently manage infrastructure while maximizing uptime, minimizing failures and downtime Empower end users while managing risk, complexity, and costs

5. In general model has stayed same as in previous version Numerous platform level improvements and new capabilities • Shredded Storage • SQL Improvements • Cache Service • Request Management • Themes • Sharing SharePoint 2013 Architecture

6. New service applications available and improvements on existing ones Office Web Apps is no longer a service application Web Analytics is no longer service application, it’s part of search Service applications in SharePoint 2013

7. Enterprise Content Management Create Control Protect Create and organize content easily with the help of relevant discovered information Manage content policy, information architecture and taxonomy Reduce risk and manage compliance with centralized eDiscovery tools

8. Site-level retention policies • Compliance levels extended to sites • Policies include: • Retention policy for sites and Team Mailbox associated with site • Project closure and expiration policy Discovery Center • Designed for managing discovery cases and holds • Establishes a portal through which you can access discovery cases to conduct searches, place content on hold, and export content Enterprise Content Management

9. eDiscovery capablities • Support for searching and exporting content from file shares • Export discovered content from Exchange and SharePoint Team folders • Seemless integration of Exchange and SharePoint to provide best of both world and end user flexibility Enterprise Content Management

10. Internet Sites Design Publish Engage Use familiar tools to design rich and beautiful sites that represent your brand Create, reuse and consume content for any device and language Surface the right content to the right user with adaptive experiences

11. Support the tools and workflows designers use Variations & Content Translation Search Engine Optimization Cross Site Publishing Video & Embedding Image renditions Clean Urls Metadata navigation Web Content Management

12. Connected Experiences Get Connected Share Knowledge Work Together Engage in conversations to stay informed and make better decisions. Use community knowledge to gain insight and find answers. Make it easier to work as a team and manage your projects.

13. Microblogging • Share content, links, and media • Follow people, sites, content, and conversations Activity Feeds • Provides a view into recent activity related to content, links, media, and people Social

14. Communities • Community sites with self-service administration and moderation • Modern community features such as achievements and reputation Discussions • Modern discussion boards Blogs • Client application integration • Categories, comments, and moderation Social

15. Connected Platform Integrate Business Apps Manage Identities Secure Information Ensure that information communicated via internal social networks is secure and compliant with centralized IT policies. Provide a single view of the people in an organization and bring together identity-based information from many sources. Build new social apps, and bring important information from your LOB applications directly into the newsfeed.

16. Classic and Contemporary views for mobile browsers Automatic Mobile Browser Redirection Target different designs based on user agent string Office Mobile Web Apps • Excel • PowerPoint • Word Push notifications Mobile

17. Search Find Answer Extend Find what you’re looking for with intelligent results tailored to you Get answers and take action with an experience that’s always a step ahead Build smarter applications that can scale for any need

18. New Search architecture with one unified search Personalized search results based on search history Rich contextual previews Search

19. Business Intelligence Explore Visualize Control Easily combine data from any source to create fully interactive reports and insights with guided exploration Visually discover and share insights for collaborative decision making across the organization Manage self-service BI with control & compliance for end user created assets

20. Excel BI • Instant analysis through In Memory BI Engine • Power View Add-in Excel Services • Improved data exploration • Field List and Field Well Support • Calculated Measures and Members • Enhanced Timeline Controls Business Intelligence

21. PerformancePoint Services • Filter enhancements and Filter search • Dashboard migration • Support for Analysis Services Effective User Visio Services • Refresh data from external sources – BCS and Azure SQL • Supports comments on Visio Drawings • Maximum Cache Size service parameter • Health Analyzer Rules to report on Maximum Cache Size Business Intelligence

22. Build apps Build apps Build sites Build for the cloud A new development model for building apps provides a secure and scalable way to build SharePoint solutions. SharePoint 2013 makes customizing sites easier for user, web designer and professional developeralike. The cloud provides you with the freedom to choose how and where to host your apps.

23. Apps for Office and SharePoint Products and platforms Services and data Apps Expense calculator Vacation request Event planning Help-desk support Learning management Risk management App catalog and store

24. Summary SharePoint Server 2013 enhances the workload experiences by enabling new compelling scenarios that engage and work with the user.

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