New SharePoint Server 2010 (Beta) Content

supotter — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 01:35:00 GMT

The SharePoint IT Pro content team is proud to announce the launching of our new SharePoint Server 2010 (Beta) Tech Center and our related set of Technical Articles. In addition, we have launched the SharePoint Foundation 2010 (Beta) Tech Center and its related Technical Articles. We will keep this content up to date with timely information to help you design, build, and deploy SharePoint sites and solutions. We have launched these sites with an initial set of Beta content and we will add lots of additional content throughout the Beta and on through the product release.

Although we are excited about this new content, there is too much to list it all. So here are some highlights, listed by SharePoint product areas:

Business Connectivity Services

· Business Connectivity Services overview (SharePoint Server 2010)

· Business Connectivity Services overview (SharePoint Foundation 2010)

· Manage the Business Data Connectivity service (SharePoint Server 2010)

· Manage the Business Data Connectivity service (SharePoint Foundation 2010)

· Business Connectivity Services model

· Business Connectivity Services Resource Center

Social Computing

· Plan for social computing and collaboration

· User Profile Service overview

· Plan polices for user profiles

· Plan for collaboration sites

Managed Metadata

· Managed metadata planning

· Managed metadata overview

· Managed metadata operations

Records Management

· Using a records archive versus managing records in place

Document Management

· About document management

· Identify users and analyze document usage

· Document library planning

· Content type and workflow planning

· Information management policy planning

Digital Asset Management

· Digital asset management overview

· Plan digital asset management

Web Content Management

· Themes overview (SharePoint Server 2010)

· Plan for using themes (SharePoint Server 2010)

· Plan for caching and performance

· Configure Document Conversions Load Balancer and Launcher Services

Workflows

· Plan for workflow security and user management (SharePoint Server 2010)

· Plan for approval and review processes in workflows (SharePoint Server 2010)

· Choose a workflow authoring tool (SharePoint Foundation)

· Workflow deployment processes (SharePoint Foundation 2010)

· Workflow deployment processes (SharePoint Server 2010)

· Configure global workflow settings (SharePoint Foundation 2010)

· Configure global workflow settings (SharePoint Server 2010)

· Manage workflows (SharePoint Foundation 2010)

· Manage workflows (SharePoint Server 2010)

· Monitor workflows (SharePoint Foundation 2010)

· Monitor workflows (SharePoint Server 2010)

Governance and Security

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Thanks,

Susan Potter
SharePoint IT Pro content team

Document Management Operations Procedures and Resource Center

clake — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 21:22:00 GMT

Earlier this year, we published operations procedures and resource centers for Records Management and Web Content Management. This week, we completed the Enterprise Content Management operations content and resource centers by publishing the Document Management operations procedures for both MOSS and WSS, and the Document Management resource center.

What’s covered?

The Document Management operations procedures include procedures for managing document libraries, managing content types and permissions for a document library, and describe how to configure Information Rights Management settings.

The Document Management resource center lists resources you can use to evaluate, plan, deploy, and operate a document management system using Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. Here you will also find community resources, case studies, Webcasts and podcasts which provide you with additional resources to help you get the most out of your Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 document management system.

Feedback welcome!

Have you ever wished you could have a say in the way documentation is written here at Microsoft? Well, now’s your chance. We welcome your feedback on the new Managing Documents procedures and the new Document Management resource center and will do our best to make the improvements you suggest. What would we like to know? We’d like to know things like: Is this content useful? Is it detailed enough? Did we leave something out that you feel would be helpful? Did we include something that you feel has no value? We’re also interested in hearing what you like about this content so we can keep doing it. Anything you feel we should know about the Managing Documents content or the Document Management resource center is very important to us. Let us know what you think!

There are three ways that you can provide feedback about the new Managing Documents procedures and the new Document Management resource center:

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-- Claudia Lake
SharePoint IT Pro documentation team

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