The following are four benefits to having scheduling
standards:
1) Uniformity in the development and implementation
phase.
2) Help identify needs between project
managers and technical teams.
3) Consistency for scheduling planning for
mid-size to large projects.
4) Documented agreement for project
management purposes.
Monday, August 15, 2022
4 SharePoint Scheduling Standards
5 SharePoint Project Task Standards
The following are 5 SharePoint project task standards:
1)
Project summary – start each project schedule with a project summary line – basically a
high-level item of what the project is. Example: SharePoint 2016 to SharePoint
Online Migration.
2)
Phase summaries – each project has phases – so mapping them out is key. Example: definition,
design, develop, deploy, maintain.
3)
Tasks and durations – list out each task in possible order it should be completed along with duration
in hours/days needed for each task. If using an agile method – don’t use more
then 40 hours allocated per task.
4)
Task closure – once a task is closed mark it completed as such.
5)
Dependencies of tasks – denote which task/tasks have a dependency on one another.
Sunday, August 14, 2022
3 Key Sites - What's New in SharePoint
The following are 3 key sites to keep up with what's new in SharePoint:
1) What’s New in SharePoint:
2) SharePoint Updates:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdates/sharepoint-updates
3) Microsoft SharePoint Blog:
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-sharepoint-blog/bg-p/SPBlog
Friday, August 12, 2022
SharePoint Online Limits - 4 Key Sites
The following are 4 key sites related to SharePoint Online limits:
SharePoint Online Limits - Service Descriptions:
SharePoint Online Modern Portal Site Limits - Microsoft 365
Enterprise:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/Enterprise/modern-portal-limits?view=o365-worldwide
File Size Limits for Workbooks in SharePoint:
Manage Site Storage Limits - SharePoint in Microsoft 365:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/manage-site-collection-storage-limits
SharePoint - Ranking Parameter
Ranking parameter
Value which is used to influence the algorithm in regard to the rank of an item.
SharePoint - Row
The following is a SharePoint dictionary word of the day:
Row
Collection of columns which contains the property values that describe a single item from the set of items.
Monday, August 8, 2022
6 Factors for a SharePoint Project
The following are 6 key points to consider for a SharePoint project:
- Research the payback period
- Research the return on investment
- Factor in the contribution of the project to the organization strategy
- Factor in the support of the project to the organizational goals
- Factor in the support of the project to the project stakeholders
- Factor in the project's technical developments
4 Steps to Select a SharePoint Provider
The following are 4 items to use when picking a SharePoint provider:
- Conduct an internal analysis of needs
- Establish a relationship with the provider
- Formulate a contract with the provider
- Administrate the relationship with the provider
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
SharePoint - 5 Key Sites for Site Design Aspects
The following are 5 key sites for SharePoint Site Design Aspects:
Develop the Site Design in SharePoint:
Designing Great SharePoint Experiences:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/design/design-guidance-overview
SharePoint Development and Design Tools and Practices:
Apply and Customize SharePoint Site Templates:
SharePoint Classic and Modern Experiences:
Tuesday, August 2, 2022
SharePoint Unleashed Thinking
1) Always have the big picture in mind
2) Always be focused in ones thinking
3) Always be creative in ones thinking
4) Always be realistic in ones thinking
5) Always be strategic in ones thinking
6) Always be bottom-line in ones thinking
SharePoint Spark Ideas for Shared Thinking
1) Have people involved in the environment who add value to another’s thoughts
2) Have people who can emotionally handle all the change
3) Have people involved who place what is best for the team first
4) Have people who are mature, experienced and successful involved in the environment
5) Have people who will take ownership and be responsible in the environment
SharePoint Unselfish Thinking
In a SharePoint environment, it’s important to have a quality of unselfish thinking as this:
1) Adds value to others
2) Increases quality of the environment
3) Increases understanding of the features and functionality
4) Benefits entire ecosystem of the complex SharePoint environment
SharePoint - Root Words
Root document
Document in the root folder of an applicable site.
Root element
Top-level element in an XML document which contains the other
elements specified in the XML.
Root folder
Folder at the top of the hierarchy of the folders in a said list.
Root TypeDescriptor
Contained by a parameter and does not have a parent. A parameter
can contain only one root TypeDescriptor.