Component Minimum requirement Processor 64-bit, four cores for small deployments 64-bit, eight cores for medium deployments RAM 8 GB for small deployments 16 GB for medium deployments These values are higher than those recommended as the minimum values for SQL Server because of the distribution of data required for a SharePoint Products 2010 environment
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Fortune 1000 sized company) and\or globally implemented deployment simply will not work
In Christian’s post (in terms of how I understood it, which may result in a response from Christian in terms of a misunderstanding) he outlines that SharePoint beats "traditional" ECM solutions because it is easier to deploy and cheaper... and it is easier to deploy and cheaper because it does not have as much technology/functionality. So if I do understand this correctly, then if, or when you need to fill the gaps in features (with add-ons from the aforementioned 640,000 partners, because it does not have things like capture out-of-the-box, amongst other capabilities) then by default you are raising the complexity, cost and effort required to deploy. This thought made me postulate further that maybe the theory was a little too: have your cake and eat it too
1 Comment - Dave, I agree with just about everything here, except your mischaracterization of my point that SharePoint "beats "traditional" ECM solutions because it is easier to deploy and cheaper." Not my point at all, but closer to your comments
Obviously, this is not a question that is unique to the SharePoint realm, but is certainly a topic that is popping up more and more as software developers are moving to an online deployment model. In case you haven't been paying attention, the traditional software release cycle is dead
I will be describing CSC's social business strategy development and implementation over the last several years as we went from a number of disparate collaboration projects to a comprehensive strategic deployment to more than 94,000 registered users
I have a piece out this week in KMWorld where I interview John Mongell , an IT consultant with Boston-based RSM McGladrey and well acquainted with the initial tire-kicking and eventual blocking/tackling connected to SharePoint deployments. In it Mongell espouses the major steps forward in the new release
However, if you think of social enterprise tools as just another form of communication and deploy them in a smart way that fits your company, you’ll find that those fears are unfounded
With changing attitudes, an increasing number of IT departments and business managers are signing off enterprise-wide social software deployments. And this is where the two-way trust comes in
Naming contests to name the new SharePoint deployment are always interesting but I swear the owner of the contest tends to stack the deck and ends up naming it something they like in the end but I guess they held the cards
The additional components of auto-classification and taxonomies complete the core infrastructure to deploy intelligent metadata enabled solutions, including records management, data privacy, and migration
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