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SharePoint ReduxSharePoint 2010 – The next evolution

Hershey TechnologiesTel. 800.705.0401

www.hersheytech.com

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GovernanceRich MediaFolksonomyTaxonomyHierarchical File PlanPerformanceScale

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The history of ECM

First we had paperPaper needed foldersFolders could get so big and heavy that we needed

volumes

Paper was archived to boxes

Boxes were put on shelves in warehouses

People created systems for referencing content

There was a typing poolThere were filing clerksThere were librariansEssentially, there was an army of people who were paid to keep everything in orderThen came the PC, and we were all

empowered to create and manage our own content

So we started piling up content on our desktop and saving it to floppy disks (remember those?)

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More Experts

More Money

More Features

More ComplexityWhat Does It Take?

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Cost EffectivenessLocal Support Services

Flexible Compliance

Ease of Use

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Delivering ECM for the Masses

Search Delivers Engaging Information Experiences

Social Networking and Collaboration

Traditional Content

Management

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Feature Rush

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Information ManagementHierarchical file plan

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Transparent ProcessesThe content organizer

Property based conditions route

content

Content is routed to a specified

location based on the criteria above

Submissions matched to a content type Specify alternate

content type names to

accommodate taxonomy

differences

Auto Provision folders based on

properties or volume

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Information ManagementIn place records management

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Information ManagementMulti stage policy

Multiple Disposition

Options

Specify Different Policies for

Documents vs. Records

Support for Review Cycles

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Transparent ProcessesUnique Document ID

Search for a specific

Document ID

Document IDs are a property of the

document

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Transparent ProcessesRepository discovery

SharePoint Templates

Save to SharePoint Option

SharePoint locations by

Current, Recent, or Saved

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Simple and Intuitive ExperienceRich content authoring

One Click Page

Creation

Dynamically Switch

Page Layout

The Ribbon Provides Galleries and Live Preview

Integration of Rich Media

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Simple and Intuitive ExperienceDocument sets

Document Set

Properties

Individual Document Properties

Document Set tab for Property, Version

and Workflow

Management

Manage Different Types of

Content as a Unit

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Simple and Intuitive ExperienceEasily tag content

Modify properties

in the Office

Backstage

Keywords are

Suggested While Typing

Modify Properties Using the Document Information

Panel

Browse Terms

Hierarchically

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Simple and Intuitive ExperienceShared taxonomy and content types

Taxonomy Term Store

Manage Terms

Easily as Taxonomy

Needs Change

Import Existing

Corporate Taxonomy

Multi-lingual Support

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Simple and Intuitive ExperienceManage rich media

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Payback for EngagingPayback for engaging

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Foundational ECM

Supplemental ECMEmbrace and Extend Workloads with Partners

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Human Centric

Workflow

Document Output

Management

Rich Media Manageme

nt

Web Content

Management

Records Manageme

nt

Document Manageme

nt

Archiving and Library Services

Scanning and Capture

Transactional Content

Management

Business Process Management

Physical Records Management

SharePoint ECM

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Cost Effective

Flexible Compliance

Ease of Use

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Automate Inefficient Processes

Improve Productivity

Reduce Operational Expenses

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© 2010 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.

The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after

the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

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