SharePoint

What is SharePoint?

Microsoft SharePoint is a communication and collaboration tool that makes it easier for people to work together. SharePoint is used to set up websites, meeting workspaces to share information, manage documents and projects, and best of all, it integrates seamlessly with the rest of the Microsoft Office Suite. [Read More]

To learn more about the features of SharePoint, attend our SharePoint 2010 - Free Introductory Online Class.

Versions of Microsoft SharePoint:

Versions of SharePoint software applications are denoted by the year. For example:

• SharePoint 2003

• SharePoint 2007

• SharePoint 2010

Different versions of SharePoint come in different editions:

• SharePoint 2003

• SharePoint Standard

• SharePoint 2007

• Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) - equivalent of Foundation

• Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) - equivalent of Enterprise

• SharePoint 2010

• SharePoint Foundation - equivalent of WSS

• SharePoint Enterprise - equivalent of MOSS

• SharePointOffice 365

We advise that you speak with your IT Deparment or contact one of our SharePoint consultants to determine which version and edition of SharePoint you are using before you register for a course.

SharePoint Training Plan:

Our SharePoint courses are designed to to act like building blocks - each course adds a new level of knowledge to your repertoire: SharePoint 2010 - Free Introductory eClass SharePoint 2010 for the People SharePoint 2010 - Level 1 SharePoint 2010 - Level 2 Here is a list of every SharePoint course we offer.

SharePoint Statistics:

SharePoint is a thriving business, and one of the biggest products at Microsoft - its success speaks for itself:

• In 2008, SharePoint surpassed $1 billion in revenues - the fastest product at Microsoft to  reach this milestone,  and it continues to grow at double-digit speed.

• More than 125 million people in 66,000 organizations have SharePoint.

• Over 62 million SharePoint 2010 licenses have been sold.

• More businesses chose SharePoint than all other vendors combined as their primary collaboration tool to share information inside and outside their organization.

-Data released at the SharePoint 2011 conference