Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2010 (the next generation of SharePoint (current release is SharePoint 2007)) is expected to be available toward the middle of this year and with the public release of the Beta code in December (2009), organizations have had a opportunity to see SharePoint 2010.
This seminar, presented by Rand Morimoto, President of Convergent Computing will share early adopter experiences from over a year of early adopter deployments of SharePoint 2010. CCO’s consultants will be releasing their book “SharePoint 2010 Unleashed” right when the product is expected to launch.
Some of the things Rand will share (and demonstrate) in this seminar include:
* What’s new in SharePoint 2010 and how early adopters have leveraged the new technologies
* How SharePoint 2010 is similar and different to SharePoint 2007
* What’s involved in migrating to SharePoint 2010 (from SharePoint 2007)
* Recommendations for architecting an optimum SharePoint 2010 environment
* Understanding SQL 2008 as it related to SharePoint 2010 for database high availability and redundancy
* Where Office 2010 fits in to a migration to SharePoint 2010 (old versions of Office still work fine though)
vWhat’s new in terms of SharePoint 2010’s “social networking” solutions and offerings built-in to the new version of SharePoint
* What’s new in SharePoint 2010 for records management and legal hold of content
* How the new “Self Service” capabilities in SharePoint 2010 are used to help organizations simplify user interaction with SharePoint sites and content
* How the new SharePoint 2010 interface now supports Apple Mac and FireFox clients (Windows, Unix, Linux, Mac) with full access and support
vWhat’s new in terms of SharePoint 2010 search including the new “FAST Search” technology integrated into SharePoint 2010
* How Office 2010 expands on the collaboration and communication enhancements in SharePoint 2010
* Recommendation to organizations with SharePoint 2007 on what they can do to prepare for a future migration to SharePoint 2010
For more information and a detailed download of the seminar, go to:
http://www.cco.com/portals/0/downloads/semi1003.pdf