Showing posts with label SharePoint OnPremise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SharePoint OnPremise. Show all posts

Saturday, April 20, 2024

3 Top SharePoint On-Premise Best Practices to Realize

Here are the top three best practices for SharePoint On-Premise:

  • Governance and Access Management:
    • Implement Strong Access Controls: Make sure only authorized users have access to SharePoint content. Use permissions and groups effectively.
    • Develop Clear Policies: Communicate and post guidelines for SharePoint usage, content management, and sharing. Review and update the policies often.
    • Align with Business Goals: Make sure that governance aligns with the organizational objectives and supports the business operations.
  • Information Architecture:
    • Site Structure: Have a logical site hierarchy. Utilize sites to organize content, tasks, calendars, and resources.
    • Lists and Libraries: Utilize SharePoint lists for useful data organization. Modern lists have responsive design, integration with Microsoft 365 services, and customizable views.
    • Metadata and Libraries: Use metadata tagging for proper and useful document management within libraries.
  • Backup and Recovery:
    • Regular Backups: Schedule backups of the SharePoint environment. Use this to ensure data protection and disaster recovery.
    • Test Restoration: Periodically test the restoration process to verify backups work as needed.
    • Document Backup Procedures: Create and update documentation on backup procedures and revise it as applicable.

Wednesday, December 13, 2023

Brief List of 6 Key Features in SharePoint On-Premise Over the Years

The following are six key features that have been added to SharePoint on-premise over the years:

  • 2003: SharePoint 2003 introduced support for wikis, blogs, and web content management.
  • 2007: SharePoint 2007 introduced support for enterprise social networking, document libraries, and workflows.
  • 2010: SharePoint 2010 introduced support for mobile devices, cloud storage, and business intelligence.
  • 2013: SharePoint 2013 introduced support for hybrid deployments, social features, and search.
  • 2016: SharePoint 2016 introduced support for Office 365 integration, hybrid deployments, and security features.
  • 2019: SharePoint 2019 introduced support for modern UI, artificial intelligence, and compliance.