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Tag: sharepoint 2016
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How Enterprises Can Prepare for SharePoint 2010's Final Curtain
With support for SharePoint 2010 ending in October 2020, organizations must start considering their options now.
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SharePoint 2019: First Impressions From Enterprise Users
Microsoft has just announced details about the new SharePoint 2019 release. Here is what some SharePoint enterprises think.
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SharePoint 2016 Finally Gets SharePoint Framework Support
One of the big reasons Microsoft pushed SharePoint Framework into general availability in February was to attract more developer talent into the SharePoint ecosystem. Yesterday, the Redmond, Wash.-based company announced the release of SharePoint Feature Pack 2 (FP2), which finally gives Framework support to users of SharePoint 2016.
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Why Migrate to SharePoint 2016?
When advised to upgrade to SharePoint 2016, many executives ask the same question: “My current version is working just fine, why should we jump to the 2016 version?” Let’s try to address that question.
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Microsoft: SharePoint Framework Is Now Generally Available
Microsoft has finally pushed SharePoint Framework into general release. It's arguably the upgrade the developer community has been most eager to get its collective hands. SharePoint Framework allows developers and administrators to build and deploy parts that are used by Office 365 users in their production environments.
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Microsoft Connects SharePoint Team Sites to Office 365 Groups
Now you can create connected SharePoint Online team sites in seconds, Microsoft promises. Acting on a promise it made in August, Microsoft is introducing SharePoint and Office 365 team sites integration. "No matter where users create an Office 365 Groups group (from Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Yammer and more), they will
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SharePoint Deployments Still Stuck in the Document Management Rut
The collaboration features of SharePoint go unused
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Microsoft Releases Android Mobile App for SharePoint
ATLANTA — Microsoft made good on a promise to release an Android mobile app for SharePoint. At its Ignite conference here this week, the company unveiled an early access release for Android phones that can be downloaded from the Google Play Store. Microsoft announced it was working on on mobile
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The Problem With Microsoft SharePoint? People
It's not you, Microsoft — or your highly anticipated, eagerly awaited SharePoint 2016. It's us — the users. That's the conclusion of new research from AIIM, a Silver Spring, Md.
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SharePoint Tech Conference: Document Tags, Migration Worries
BOSTON — SharePoint administrators, developers, consultants and users shared a bevy of emotion at this week's SharePoint Technology Conference at the Sheraton Hotel here. They were worried their development and administrative work in SharePoint 2013 would not carry over to SharePoint 2016 or Office 365 in a migration They were concerned moving
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Ask These 5 Questions Before Migrating to SharePoint 2016
Migration fever strikes whenever Microsoft readies a new version of SharePoint for launch — and SharePoint 2016 was no different. Some people just can’t seem to wait for the new features and changes a new version brings.
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iOS Users Get First Taste of SharePoint Mobile App
The wait is over for SharePoint users wanting to get their hands on the SharePoint mobile app promised back in May. Or rather, the wait is over for iOS SharePoint users.
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The Slow Evolution of Email in SharePoint 2016
There are many layers to Microsoft's vision for enterprise collaboration, including roles for SharePoint and Office 365. But email and the email applications in Office 365 arguable remain some of the most essential in spite of the overall evolution of the company's various collaboration platforms such as Yammer.
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Microsoft Adds New Document Libraries to SharePoint
Now that SharePoint 2016 is here, Microsoft is slowly releasing SharePoint Document Libraries to its commercial Office 365 subscribers using SharePoint Online. The new document libraries take SharePoint in a more user-friendly direction.
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