Product Overview

Over the last two decades, the Microsoft® Office System has revolutionized how individuals and teams create and communicate. Today's business needs are much bigger than content creation and e-mail. Connectivity between people, processes, customers, and intellectual capital is the new game. These demands require solutions that respond to the needs of a new generation of information workers.

Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 offers quality web content management capabilities as well as version control and collaboration capabilities. MOSS is a great product for managing high-traffic sites, blogs, wikis, RSS feeds, workflow and security.

MOSS is built on ASP.NET 2.0 using standard web controls and master pages for templating content. That means that for public facing sites, developers can achieve total fine-grained control over the HTML/CSS, which is used.

Features

• Web Content Management and publishing
• Records management: Including major and minor versioning, check-in/out document locking, and even role-based-access controls at the document library, folder, and individual document levels.
• Policy management
• Multilingual publishing
• Core document management
• Rich descriptive metadata
• Workflow (via Windows Workflow Foundation)

Benefits

• Portals & enterprise content management: Increase customers' organizational effectiveness by enabling them to intuitively find, share, and connect to relevant information, processes, and people from anywhere.
• Messaging & collaboration: Improve customers' personal and team productivity by eliminating the physical boundaries of communication and by empowering users to communicate and collaborate anytime, anywhere.
• Document creation & management: Collaborate on document creation, use and reuse data, and search all information throughout the enterprise, across disparate systems.
• Secured, protected private information: With Information Rights Management capabilities, businesses can reduce the risk of confidential e-mail messages, documents, or other information being shared with unintended parties such as competitors, the media, employees, or the general public.
• Collaboration & teaming: Get teams, organizations, partners, and customers on the same page so they can work together with speed and agility.
• Empower individual contributions: Incentivize individuals to contribute high-quality work in an increasingly demanding business environment with easy-to-use tools and access to timely information.

Who is using SharePoint

• McKenney's
• TOTO USA
• UHS Pruitt
• Spanx
• Capital Markets Compliance