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Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007

Overview of Office SharePoint Server 2007

Office SharePoint Server 2007 is an application that is part of the 2007 Microsoft Office system. Your organization can use it to facilitate collaboration, provide content management features, implement business processes, and provide access to information that is essential to organizational goals and processes.

SharePoint Server 2007 provides site templates so that you can can quickly and efficiently create sites that support specific content publishing, content management, records management, or business intelligence needs.

Create Organizational Portal Sites

Portal sites, Internet presence sites, or specialized sites, such as content repositories or meeting workspaces. At these sites your employees can collaborate and share information with others, whether they are inside or outside of your organization.

Use SharePoint Server 2007 to conduct searches for people, documents, and data, to design and participate in forms-driven business processes, and to access and analyze large amounts of business data.

Use calendars to see when team events are occurring, or use document libraries to store team, divisional, or organizational documents.

Discuss issues by using blogs or capture and retain information in Wikis, which are user-managed knowledge bases.

Create personal sites, where you can manage and share information with other users. For example, you can create your own My Site portal, where you can view and manage all of your documents, tasks, links, Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 calendar, colleagues, and other personal information from a central location.

Find people, expertise, and data in business applications. For example, by searching the My Sites on your intranet, you can find someone who has a specific skill or interest, even if you don't know their name.

Manage documents, records, and Web content. For example, your organization may develop a process for retiring or expiring documents after a certain amount of time has elapsed.

Host XML-based business forms that integrate with databases or other business applications. For example, if you work for a local government agency, you might design permit applications forms in Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 and host them on SharePoint Server 2007 so that users can then fill out forms directly in a browser.

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