SharePoint - Access control list (ACL)

Below is a SharePoint Dictionary word of the day:

Access control list (ACL)

In Windows-based systems, a list of access control entries (ACE) that pertain to a complete object, a set of the object's properties, or a single property of an object, and that describe the access granted to one or more security principals.

SharePoint - Access control entry (ACE)

Below is a SharePoint Dictionary Word of the Day:

Access control entry (ACE)

An entry in either a securable item’s discretionary access control list (DACL) or an item’s system access control list (SACL). In a DACL, the entry grants or denies permissions to a user or group. In a SACL, the entry identifies which security events to audit for a certain user or group or controls the Windows Integrity Level for the item.

SharePoint - Absolute reference

Below is a SharePoint Dictionary Word of the Day:


Absolute reference

A reference to a set location on a sheet. An absolute reference constantly refers to the equal range, even if the formula that comprises it is moved or copied to a different location.

SharePoint - Absolute Path

Below is a SharePoint Dictionary Word of the Day:

Absolute path

A string that displays the location of a file and starts with a drive identifier and root directory or network share and ends with the applicable file name. Example: C:\Documents\Work\testexample.txt and \\netshare\Documents\Work\testexample.txt.

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The SharePoint – Path to Evangelism

When evangelizing SharePoint, the following aspects make up a good foundational outline to follow:

1)      Why use SharePoint?

-          What can it do?

-          What is the roadmap planned?

-          What are some organizational statistics that can be shared on usage?

2)      What does SharePoint change?

-          When using SharePoint how does it change how I work?

-          What are the technologies involved with SharePoint (example PowerApps, PowerBI, Power Automate, etc.)?

3)      What are the best practices for using SharePoint?

-          How to plan for migrating to SharePoint?

-          What are the key features?

-          What are the basic fundamentals that are needed?

4)      What will the future bring for SharePoint?

-          How communities will be developed?

-          How will new features be released?