Microsoft SharePoint

SharePoint is a web application platform in the Microsoft Office server suite. This training will help you learn about it right from its Installation Process then working with List and Library apps, using office applications to managing documents.

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Microsoft SharePoint 2013:

SharePoint is web application for collaboration & document management from Microsoft. SharePoint is highly used for storing data, tracking, managing electric documents and assets. SharePoint increases the effectiveness in an organization by streamlining the data. There is a high demand for the individuals who is equipped with the SharePoint Software.
This SharePoint 2013 course of eduCBA’s will help you to learn about the latest version of SharePoint in which you will be learning about basic introduction to SharePoint, working with lists & library apps, Working with Collaboration Sites, Using office applications with SharePoint, Using and Creating Workflows, Managing Documents, Changing Default Color, Title, Logo and Color Scheme in SharePoint Site, Designing web content management sites, SharePoint Developer Tools, Common Developer tasks in SharePoint, Programming Against SharePoint Lists, Building and Deploying SharePoint Web Parts, Creating Enhanced user experiences for SharePoint with Silverlight and lastly about Developing Service Oriented Applications for SharePoint and Securing your SharePoint Applications.

Past few decades of Fortune 500 companies use SharePoint, but they’re not all using it for the same purpose. The complex thing about explaining what SharePoint does is that it isn’t any one software program but rather a platform for several different kinds of programs. SharePoint is not some software which you buy and install on your own computer but rather a back-end system that connects all your employees’ PCs and mobile devices together, allowing them all to communicate and synchronize their efforts.

The main aim is to make it possible for a company with a hundred employees spread all over the state to work with the same level of swiftness and coordination as a company with ten people working out of a single office.
SharePoint is a web application framework and platform introduced by Microsoft. It was launched in 2001; SharePoint incorporates intranet, document management, and content management. SharePoint is generally used by intermediate businesses and large departments.
SharePoint contains a versatile set of Web technologies backed by a shared technical infrastructure. By default, SharePoint has a Microsoft Office-like User interface, and it is diligently integrated with the Office suite. The web tools are proposed for non-technical users. SharePoint can deliver intranet gateway, document and file management, social networks, collaboration, websites, enterprise search, and business intelligence. It also has system combination, process integration, and workflow automation abilities.
Enterprise application software (for example, enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) packages) often offer some SharePoint integration. SharePoint incorporates a comprehensive development stack based on web technologies and standards-based application programming interfaces (APIs). As an application policy, SharePoint offers central management, governance, and security controls for execution of these requirements. The SharePoint policy integrates directly into Microsoft Internet Information Services, which allows bulk scaling, management, and provisioning of servers, as large organizations and cloud computing providers often need.
Microsoft has two versions of SharePoint offered at no cost, they sells premium editions with additional functionality, and provides a cloud service edition as part of their Office platform. The product is also sold through a cloud model by many third-party vendors.

Why you should do SharePoint training?

Here are some advantages of SharePoint 2013. These six of the ways businesses use SharePoint to keep everybody in the loop and on the same page:

Intranet

This is the internally facing site everyone in your company can sign in to and find news, announcements, scheduled tasks, and access to a plenty of information. Dashboards can be modified by department and role, and different levels of access can be granted to make sure every person from interns to CFOs can get the data they need about anything from employee performance to client record to the status of current projects. SharePoint also provides tools for setting up employee social networking platforms and company wikis. A company’s intranet works as a kind of meeting room and planning seminar that everybody in the company visits and attends throughout their workdays.

Documents

SharePoint gives businesses a shared space to store documents so they’re not locked away on any one person’s hard drive. Documents stored on SharePoint can be retrieved by anyone in the company – if the administrator has limited access to a smaller group. This means that you don’t have to travel to different offices or wait for multiple emails to get all the files you need for a task. SharePoint also allows you and your colleagues to work concurrently on a single document, saving previous versions, and tracking updates. So you avoid having to create several different versions of the document by emailing it to all the people whose input you need.

Collaboration

It’s easy for everyone to stay up-to-date and coordinate their efforts on projects when you’re talking about a dozen or so people working out of the same office building. SharePoint is developed to extend this ease of communication beyond small groups in single locations. You can sign in to SharePoint from any com[puter or mobile device, and you can use it to have continual access to information on project statuses, client histories, the locations and schedules of coworkers, and anything else related to the project.

Extranet

SharePoint can be used to set up a site that you share with outside businesses you’re partnering with. Whether the other business is part of your supply chain or simply someone you’re contracting with for a project, you can provide them with access to all the information they may need from your company while giving them a place to upload all the information you may need about theirs.

Websites

You can use SharePoint to build and manage a publicly facing site as well. As a website Content Management System (CMS), SharePoint allows you to sign in and make changes to your pages. You can update information, add text or graphics, and create new pages.

Business Intelligence

The comprehensive access SharePoint provides to your business’s data also makes it possible to find countless ways to use all that information to make better decisions. SharePoint makes it easy to search through all your company’s files, but beyond that it can help you discover larger patterns. And it can display trends over time or relationships between different inputs with intuitively graspable graphs and charts. Once you’ve decided on a new course of action, SharePoint can also be instrumental in getting everyone company-wide onboard with its implementation.
What makes SharePoint such a powerful tool, though, is that it doesn’t simply rely on all the features and functions it provides out-of-the-box. SharePoint implementations can be customized to streamline pretty much any aspect of business collaboration you can think of. If you have questions about specific uses or capabilities, feel free to post them in the comments section or contact one of our SharePoint experts through our website.

Goal and Objectives of online SharePoint course:

• In this free SharePoint course we are going to learn features of SharePoint 2013.
• After completion of this online SharePoint course you will master your skills in SharePoint 2013. With the skills learn in this course you will be capable to work in different business domains.

Target Audience for online SharePoint training:

• Anyone who has interested to learn SharePoint 2013.
• Beginners who want to learn about SharePoint 2013.
• Those who work with applications and documents in shared environment.

Pre-requisites for SharePoint training course:

• For this free online training course on SharePoint 2013 you don’t require any prior knowledge in SharePoint.
• In this free online course we are going to start with the absolute basic concepts of SharePoint 2013 so any newbie or fresher can start learning this course.
• You require a computer with Windows OS and internet connection.
• Any Prior knowledge of database will help you to grasp concepts in much better way.

SharePoint training advantages:

• Through this free course you would study about SharePoint 2013 and its Architecture, several Components of SharePoint 2013 and different roles for SharePoint, Basic concepts, we would start with understanding Sites, Sub-sites and Site Groups then know SharePoint Lists, Libraries, Blogs, Wiki, Discussion Boards and other collaboration features.

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