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1 SharePoint Spring Workshop and Expo The Future of SharePoint Microsoft Technology Center May 4, 2016

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SharePoint Spring Workshop and ExpoThe Future of SharePointMicrosoft Technology CenterMay 4, 2016

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Speakers

Yaacov CohenCo-founder & CEO, harmon.ie

David LavendaCo-founder & VP Product Strategy, harmon.ie

Ron JohnsenVP Technical Services, harmon.ie

Ruven GotzDirector & Digital Workspace Lead, Avanade

Shelly Lindhorst Client Advisor - fpweb.net

Jai DarganProduct Manager - Metalogix

Julie WalleshauserSolution Engineer, Metalogix

Brad TeedCTO, Gimmal

Shyam OzaSr. Product Manager, AvePoint

Brad TeedCTO, Gimmal

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Yaacov Cohen, Co-founder & CEO

The Future of SharePoint

[email protected]

@yaacovc

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/yaacov-cohen/

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What’s New in SharePoint 2016?

Infrastructure Improvement

Compliance Hybrid Architecture

End User Enhancements

Top Reasons for SharePoint Initiative Failures

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Very low SharePoint adoption SharePoint is a document graveyard

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Stimulating Behavioral Change

Personal ComputingMe We

Central Repository to Store All Business Information

How To Stimulate Behavioral Change

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Define SharePoint

Purpose

Identify Agents of Change

Define Business Use

Cases

Build Executive Support

Kick-off SharePoint Initiative

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David Lavenda, VP Product Strategy

SharePoint is Alive and Well and Living in Email

http://www.cmswire.com/author/david-lavenda/

http://www.fastcompany.com/user/david-lavenda

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/David_Lavenda

www.slideshare.net/dlavenda

@dlavenda

[email protected]

Email is…

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Content A Service An Interface

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Workers Spend Their Time in Email% of work time

Source: Adobe 2015 https://blogs.adobe.com/conversations/2015/08/email.html

79%of work time is spent in emailWorkers spend an average of 6.3 hours/day in email

21%other

Exchange messages andprofessional correspondence

Request and manage work orders

Delegate and managing tasks

Share documents

Email is the Place Work Gets Done

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Focal point for all important incoming notifications

Advanced communications hub

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Ron Johnsen, VP SharePoint Solutions

Optimizing Project Management Using SP 2016

[email protected]

@ronjohnsen

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ron-johnsen-0a9a3

Project Management and Information Governance

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AD-HOC Collaboration STRUCTURED Collaboration

Planning a Company Event

Designing a New Website Concept

Managing a New Product Launch

Designing a New Marketing Theme

Managing Records

Managing Clients or Cases

Managing Products

ManagingProjects

Great Fit for Office Groups

Requires SharePoint and Governance

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SharePoint 2016 & Info GovernanceUtilize the investment IT is already making…

Business Requirements

Audit

Compliance / Regulations

Business Intelligence

eDiscovery

Risk Management

Project Management

Usage• Ensure up-to-date

project documents• Anywhere, real-time

editing of shared documents

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Company / Customer• Any company• Provincial/Local/

Federal government agency

Typical User• Project / IT Manager• PMO, Sales and

Marketing, Board members

• Senior Execs

The Business Value• Reduce costly mistakes

due to incorrect information

• Accurate project documentation (governance)

• Search and findability for important information (metadata) Reasons for Adoption

• It’s a no-brainer; there is no need to manually manage/retrieve documents• Efficiently handle all project-related artifacts (documents, tasks, contacts, issues, etc.)• Real-time access to latest information

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Roundtable Discussion - The Future of SharePoint

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Yaacov CohenCEO of harmon.ie

Key Highlights from the Roundtable

All of this innovation is great, but, it’s no longer about technology. It’s about psychology. With this rollout, we’ve come to a point where Microsoft partners and IT leaders will need to think about how to package innovation and humanize SharePoint to make it absorbable by business users, which is the ultimate benefit of adoption.”

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Shyam OzaSr. Product Manager, AvePoint

Key Highlights from the Roundtable

We are the ones to consume all of this information first. The worst thing you can do is to wait for a [technology] push and update, and wait for end-users to play around with the features. We are the first layer and decide what fits in line with our business and roll those out first.”

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Yaacov CohenCEO of harmon.ie

Key Highlights from the Roundtable

We must stimulate behavioral change and meet business users in their comfort zone.”

Visit the Roundup to get the whole scoop: https://harmon.ie/blog/sharepoint-spring-expo-roundup

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Download the Presentationshttps://pages.harmon.ie/SPExpo-May2016-presentations.html