Successful SharePoint implementations are less about the technology and more about the business functions that are delivered to the end users
Background I am writing this article (Article 1 of 4) as myself and my organization, EPC Group.net , has embarked on and completed our 653 successful SharePoint implementation. In the sections below, I am going to dissect how an Enterprise or Global SharePoint implementation project can become a success 99% of the time
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I included it in the title of my presentation and Microsoft wanted me to change it because they thought it suggested that a SharePoint implementation could be chaotic
In the SMB market it's still hard to find a company that's pleased with their SharePoint implementation. While the IT group may say that it's coming right along, the end users frequently do not
However, applying this model to a SharePoint implementation that addresses dozens of business needs with dozens of capabilities and features is just not as easy as it looks
SharePoint branding and custom web parts are common development activities for almost every SharePoint implementation. When ShareSquared hires consultants, we put them through a minimum of two rigorous technical interviews centered on object oriented design principles and patterns, the .NET platform and SharePoint architecture, administration and development
In my last post, I emphasized the requirements development and planning activities that should precede a SharePoint implementation. Another crucial component to successfully implementing SharePoint is education
In the AIIM report, after determining that 60% of SharePoint projects are stalled, struggling or failing it goes on to show where companies are receiving advice on their SharePoint implementations, a telling and corresponding set of statistics: Between “In house - internal expertise (ONLY)” and “External Training” we make up just over 50%
Email-enabled libraries, Views, Web Parts, Permissions, and a host of other really basic features that SharePoint implements really well, represent the foundation of our success with this product
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