Sunday, December 10, 2017

Managing SharePoint Top 12 Items

The following are some key traits to utilize when managing SharePoint:
1) Building a Team
2) Utilize a Project Methodology
3) Budgeting
4) Technical Architecture
5) Governance
6) Training
7) Change Control
8) Technical Roadmap – Yearly
9) Intake for Requests
10) On-going On-Boarding
11) On-going Changes
12) Handling Overall Growth

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Saturday, December 2, 2017

Office 365 - SharePoint Online Instructor Guide

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Office 365 (O365) - SharePoint Online usage has exploded in the past few years as it’s utilized by many end users across many industries. One item that often is lacking in many organizations is formal training. Therefore, this guide is meant to be utilized by an individual whom will be reviewing via a demonstration format the core aspects that a general user who will be adding content to a site – will need to utilize. The guide can also be utilized by any individual interested in self-study learning the core and key aspects of Office 365 - SharePoint Online that will be of value to them.


Sunday, November 12, 2017

SharePoint Values Decisions


The following are some items to be mindful of in regard to value decision making in regard to SharePoint:

1)      Does the decision made – embrace the right mindful and framework in regard to SharePoint?

2)      When did you make the needed decision?

3)      What is the full extent of the decision that was made?
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SharePoint Strategy Items


The following are some items to consider that are strategy related in regard to SharePoint:

1)      Be sure to conduct complete research in regard to what is needed for SharePoint to do.

2)      Follow-up with the right individuals in regard to SharePoint needs.

3)      Be sure to evaluate – all ideas, plans, products and problems associated with SharePoint.

4)      Investigate a specific situation where SharePoint is needed.

5)      Be sure to control via governance how SharePoint can be utilized.
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SharePoint – What’s the Purpose Questions?


The following are some good questions to consider about the purpose of utilizing SharePoint as a solution:

1)      From a data standpoint can SharePoint handle what is being asked?

2)      Does SharePoint provide the specific functionality that is being asked?

3)      Can SharePoint be utilized to create the solution in the given timeframe deadline?

4)      Do the users know all that is needed to use a SharePoint solution?

5)      What are the ramifications of using SharePoint?

6)      If SharePoint is utilized is an owner of the solution in-place?

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SharePoint Inquiry Questions


The following are some good questions to ponder when creating a site for a user:

1)      What do you know?

2)      What do you not know?

3)      What are the objectives for the site?

4)      What is needed to reach the objectives?

5)      Does anything need to be learned to create the site?

6)      What is the best way to learn what is needed?

7)      What will the expected results be from deploying the new site?

8)      What is the best way to communicate and review the new site with the user(s)?
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Sunday, November 5, 2017

SharePoint Having a Voice


When utilizing SharePoint, it’s important to give everyone a voice. Overall, here are some key talking points:
  • Have users understand that they are in control of their destiny – they can and should make informed choices on their content and documents.
  • Tell users it’s OK to be inquisitive – and challenge the status quo to seek knowledge they need to succeed.
  • Let users consider alternatives and talk them through with the proper SharePoint administrator, content manager or analyst.
  • Remember that end users using SharePoint are part of a learning process – by users being active in the pursuit of knowledge, they will become passive learners.
  • Evangelize the SharePoint environment so that users will be critical thinkers which will help it to expand and be successful.
  • Users need to know how to problem solve and seek answers to common problems so they are self-sufficient in regard to the SharePoint environment.

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