August belongs to SharePoint at CMSWire. This month, we’ll examine SharePoint from many different perspectives. But before we do, what is SharePoint? If you had to conceptualize it, what would it look like? What characteristics would be highlighted?
The Big SharePoint Picture
Putting our infographic skills to work, we tried to summarize SharePoint visually, highlighting what we considered to be among its most discussed and debated issues, namely the number of licenses, browser support, dominant use cases and its future as a mobile interface.
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The CX Commute vs. the CX Joy Ride
Is your CX traffic holding up your customer's journey?
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Is Your Microsoft 365 Data Recoverable? How to Survive the IT Hotseat When Data is Lost
See why MIcrosoft recommends third party backup
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An Optimized Customer Contact Strategy Combines Transparency and Intelligence: The State of Outbound Communications
Learn from the Neustar-commissioned Forrester Consulting study on challenges and solutions for contact centers
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Adopt a Modern Digital-First Marketing Strategy
Learn how to use a composable DXP to your advantage
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Of course, only Microsoft knows the current state of SharePoint, so we used the best data we could find. There’s no denying that SharePoint continues to grow, but how it evolves alongside other emerging platforms and technology trends, is still unfolding. With the release of SharePoint 2013 coming soon, we’ll see what the future of SharePoint brings.
