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SharePoin t Strategies for Success “No More Excuses” Dan Hooper, Principal, ISI

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Page 1: SharePoint Strategies for Success

SharePointStrategies for Success

“No More Excuses”

Dan Hooper, Principal, ISI

Page 2: SharePoint Strategies for Success

SharePoint – What’s Wrong.

Shifting Gears.

10 Winners.

Next Steps.

Q&A

Agenda

Page 3: SharePoint Strategies for Success

SharePoint – Leading Complaints

1. Look, feel, navigation.

2. Can’t find anything (or too much).

3. Didn’t make my job easier, not the way “I” do things.

4. Can’t get adoption.

5. I don’t have time.

6. Don’t see the value.

7. Too slow.

What’s Wrong?

Page 4: SharePoint Strategies for Success

Test your SharePoint Strategy Quotient

Shifting Gears

Admin/Maint

Design/Deploy

Delegate

Governance

Strategy

Content

Refinement

Assu

med

by

IT

Assumed by LO

B

Man

aged

by

IT

Managed by LO

B

Common Scenario

“IT Led”

Desired Scenario“LOB Led”

Adoption, Training

Admin/Maint

Design/Deploy

Delegate

Governance

Strategy

Content

Refinement

Adoption, Training

Page 5: SharePoint Strategies for Success

Test your SharePoint Success Quotient

SharePoint Big Three:

Who Are You?

What do you need to See?

What do you need to Do?

Current State & Future State defined.

How well did you do on these?

Page 6: SharePoint Strategies for Success

Where are You?

Conte

nt

Value

Documents

Records

Archives

Videos

Forms

Libraries

Sites

Intranet

CollaborationTasks

Designer Workflow

Unstructured Search

LOB Integration

Business Intelligence

Web, Extranet

Refined Search

Delegated Workflow, Forms

Mobility

Storage Distribution

Integration

Common ScenarioDesired Scenario

Page 7: SharePoint Strategies for Success

#1 – Content Types & Metadata Management Service

How is Content Organized?

What Policies Should Content have?

Forces LOB to Answer Big Three?

Check out Document Sets and Content

Organizer.

Develop

Test

Deploy

Ten Winners

Page 8: SharePoint Strategies for Success

#2 & 3 - Workflow & Forms

Automation often has quantifiable ROI.

Microsoft does NOT have viable workflow or forms

solution.

Recommended 3rd parties: Nintex, K2.

Develop

Test

Deploy

Page 9: SharePoint Strategies for Success

Query Search Rules(see OOB, i/o Best Bets ).

Create Query Rules.

Alerts, Follow.

Tags.

Results Promotion

Results Refining

Content Search Web Part & Search Centers

Verticals & Result

Sources.

Result type.

Refiners (date, author,

tags).

Hover panel.

Refined results.

Properties driven.

Presentation design.

#4 – Search

Page 10: SharePoint Strategies for Success

#5 – Web Content

Design Manager allows BYOT.

Extranets?

Websites or subpages.

Ask Marketing.

Develop

Test

Deploy

Page 11: SharePoint Strategies for Success

#6 – Social Leverage

Community Sites, Micro blogging.

Reward Badges, Rankings. Gamification (w 3rd

party apps).

Newsfeeds, following, follow ups, mentions, #tag

conversations.

Gateway to mobile.

Develop

Test

Deploy

Page 12: SharePoint Strategies for Success

#7 – Mobility

Device Channels, 1.0.

Social makes Mobile SharePoint much better.

Push notifications.

Geolocation functions.

Workflow advancing.

Business Intelligence.

Office 365 interoperability.

Develop

Test

Deploy

Page 13: SharePoint Strategies for Success

#8 – Business Intelligence

Power BI Publishing:

Power Query

Power Pivot

Power View

Power Map

BI 2.0 is Content Managed (no dev bottleneck).

Top of the C-Level food chain.

Develop

Test

Deploy

Page 14: SharePoint Strategies for Success

Project Server, Online.

Integrated to SP Online (OOB).

Low Admin overhead.

May 1 $7/user lite CAL.

Late 2014 Project for masses.

#9 – Project Online

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#10 – LOB Integration “Listening In”

Email, Site Mail Boxes.

One place to go, HRM, onboarding.

Trimmed LOB data into SP lists, dashboards, views.

R/W.

BCS in some cases.

Legacy applications – Productivity gains, cost

avoidance.

Nintex and K2 web service/API connectors.

Develop

Test

Deploy

Page 16: SharePoint Strategies for Success

Dan Hooper David Easley Lori AdamsPrincipal, Sales & Marketing Principal VP, SalesIntegrated Services, Inc. Integrated Services, Inc. Integrated Services, Inc.

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

1. DFW SharePoint User Community.

2. DFW Business Intelligence User Community.

3. ISI SP Readiness Assessment.

4. ISI SP HealthCheck.

Next Steps & Resources