Research and Markets: Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Bible

August 9, 2011

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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/39b16c/microsoft_sharepoi) has announced the addition of John Wiley and Sons Ltd's new book "Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Bible" to their offering.

A must-have resource on the new features of Microsoft's enhanced SharePoint Server 2010. With SharePoint Server, an organization's information can be organized and combined in a central, Web-based application. Featuring in-depth coverage on all of SharePoint Server 2010's new features, this authoritative resource provides you with solid timesaving techniques, fast solutions, and expert advice on connecting employees and managing data easily and efficiently.

You'll explore ways SharePoint Server 2010 enhances corporate intranets and portals, proposal management portals, project management portals, team and customer collaboration sites, document management systems, and enterprise application integration portals.

Key Benefits:

Examines the newest updates and enhancements to the latest version of Microsoft SharePoint Server
Shares timesaving techniques, sophisticated solutions, and expert advice on how to manage data easily and efficiently with SharePoint Server 2010
Reviews ways to enhance portals, collaboration sites, and management systems

Featuring expert advice for content managers, project managers, administrators, and small business owners or managers who use SharePoint Server, Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Bible is a must-read.

Key Topics Covered:

Part I: Getting Started With SharePoint.
Introducing SharePoint Products and Technologies.
Installing SharePoint.
Using Sites and Pages.
Using Lists and Libraries.
Using and Customizing Web Parts.
Using Personalization Features.
Searching and Retrieving Content.
Workflow and Process Improvement.
Extending Office Server.
Securing Office Server.
Part III: Content Management with SharePoint.
Managing Web Content.
Implementing Records Management.
Integrating Office System with SharePoint.
Part IV: SharePoint Server and Business Intelligence.
Using SharePoint as a Business Intelligence Platform.
Using Reporting Services and Report Libraries.
Using Status Lists to Implement KPIs.
Implementing Business Data Connectivity Services.
Part V: Customizing SharePoint.
Implementing Content Types.
Using SharePoint Designer.
Using the Data View Web Part.
Part VI:SharePoint Solution Scenarios.
Intranet Portal Solution Scenario.
Internet Portal Solution Scenario.

Author:

Steven Mann is a Principal Architect for RDA Corporation and has over 16 years of professional experience. He has been focused on collaboration and business intelligence solutions utilizing Microsoft technologies for the past seven years.

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