An enterprise SharePoint Server 2010 platform implemented in a Private Cloud, an environment internal to the organization with total control of its servers, permissions \ security, customization and deployment policies, and federation between line-of-business systems and various data sources is the only deployment platform global and large enterprise organization should focus on. There is a place for a cloud-based SharePoint 2010 deployment in small to medium sized businesses who only mostly require out-of-the-box features and functionality and siloed \ departmental permission strategies
Understanding Operating in the Hybrid Cloud - EPC Group Case Study This blog post will provide "from the consulting trenches" ( Hybrid Cloud ) strategies and granular details of EPC Group’s approach to the new Hybrid Office 365 and/or SharePoint 2013 architecture's growing proliferation and how it may affect your organization. New Hybrid (Office 365) Governance Fundamentals Users that Ignore Governance and Planning for the Real World If it’s easy to get around it, they will: To ensure it will happen, enforce it transparently If it’s to complex, it won’t happen Strike a balance between: Note: Always consider compliance around HIPAA, PHI, and PII related data in Office 365 and/or SharePoint 2013. EPC Group’s Hybrid Governance Framework Step 1 – Understand what to Enforce Step 2 – Balance the enforcement Step 3 – How and where to enforce Step 4 – Prioritize the enforcement solutions Step 5 – Continue to Review and Enforce When and What to Enforce - EPC Group Framework Governance Feature Enforce Nothing Enforce Something Enforce Everything PII Policy Document (‘here’s our policy on exposing PII’) Monthly Audit (manual or physical ; random or comprehensive) Automated Audit on Upload Site Quota No Quotas or Suggested Quotas Tiered Options; business rules Chargeback model Site Creation Training on Where it Goes IT creates for you Fully automated with workflow Site Expiration At owner discretion Manual email sent to site owners asking
Understanding On-Premises, Cloud, and Hybrid Environments in SharePoint 2013 & Office 365 The on-premises versus cloud environment debate about SharePoint started several years ago
In that time O365 has launched has taken the market by storm, and new features have been released on a more frequent basis
3 Comments - Will organizations embrace the path to cloud-based collaboration or be dragged kicking and screaming?
We believe that this win will be Hybrid, not just Cloud-based or just On-Premise SharePoint in the next three years
I’ve been watching this market for online services, software as a service (SaaS), Webapps, software in the Cloud, or whatever we’re calling it these days, for around 15 years… I kid you not
There was no existing metadata, the security of FileNet was quite old and not aligned with the business, and the users could not get off of FileNet and into SharePoint fast enough; a department within the firm had implemented their own small SharePoint 2010 implementation and a number of staffers in this company had seen its capabilities and wanted in, and wanted in yesterday
1 Comment - Hi , is there anyway you can advise me on how to get clients for a new SharePoint consulting company . i am starting my small SharePoint development service in the UK but i don't know where or how to get the clients from. i s there anyway for getting contracts without spending a lot on marketing of course due to the budget. so i am looking for a quick start up . thank you very much in advance
While talking to other professionals, I learned that one of the biggest fears is committing to put SharePoint in the middle of your organization (as it should be). And the main reason for these fears is that to do that, you must integrate with the other applications/systems/databases/etc. in the organization
Should I Prepare for a Hybrid SharePoint Platform In Part 1 of this white paper , we discussed some of the core differences around SharePoint 2013 on-premises (private cloud) vs. the hosted (“public cloud) as well as a hybrid SharePoint 2013 deployment which allows for a middle ground for you to tailor based on specific requirements, concerns, security requirements, as well as custom development strategies
1 Comment - Thanks for the two articles so far in this series. I appreciate these 'short' pieces have limited space and it is practical to provide pointers to 'issues' and 'planning' requirements. In a recent project I have been surprised how difficult it is to get the business to appreciate upfront investigation and understanding of existing KIM and address the need for a robust IA strategy. Perhaps you will comment more on this aspect. It seems to me the IA has become both a corner stone and a blocker for progress. I look forward to the book. Good luck. Mike B
Often they are still left in the system with all the access they had, instead of being removed
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