Sharepoint 2013 Create Surveys In Minutes
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SharePoint 2013: Create Surveys in Minutes
SharePoint surveys... they are great tools to create quizzes, collect data from co-workers, or build e-learning modules. If you are stressed about how you can create surveys, and collect the data, stop. By the end of this guide, you will be more comfortable creating surveys with SharePoint's easy to use, yet powerful survey building tool. Along with learning how to create surveys, you learn how to connect survey data to other Microsoft Office applications, like Excel, and Access. Also, learn how to create Views for your surveys. This course is for anyone whose job responsibilities include working with SharePoint, and who wants to create a poll, track issues, gather information, or build a tool for in-depth research. To ensure your success, knowledge of basic features of SharePoint, like site navigation, is recommended.
SharePoint 2013 Field Guide
Covers SharePoint 2013, Office 365’s SharePoint Online, and Other Office 365 Components In SharePoint 2013 Field Guide, top consultant Errin O’Connor and the team from EPC Group bring together best practices and proven strategies drawn from hundreds of successful SharePoint and Office 365 engagements. Reflecting this unsurpassed experience, they guide you through deployments of every type, including the latest considerations around private, public, and hybrid cloud implementations, from ECM to business intelligence (BI), as well as custom development and identity management. O’Connor reveals how world-class consultants approach, plan, implement, and deploy SharePoint 2013 and Office 365’s SharePoint Online to maximize both short- and long-term value. He covers every phase and element of the process, including initial “whiteboarding”; consideration around the existing infrastructure; IT roadmaps and the information architecture (IA); and planning for security and compliance in the new IT landscape of the hybrid cloud. SharePoint 2013 Field Guide will be invaluable for implementation team members ranging from solution architects to support professionals, CIOs to end-users. It’s like having a team of senior-level SharePoint and Office 365 hybrid architectureconsultants by your side, helping you optimize your success from start to finish! Detailed Information on How to… Develop a 24-36 month roadmap reflecting initial requirements, longterm strategies, and key unknowns for organizations from 100 users to 100,000 users Establish governance that reduces risk and increases value, covering the system as well as information architecture components, security, compliance, OneDrive, SharePoint 2013, Office 365, SharePoint Online, Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and identity management Address unique considerations of large, global, and/or multilingual enterprises Plan for the hybrid cloud (private, public, hybrid, SaaS, PaaS, IaaS) Integrate SharePoint with external data sources: from Oracle and SQL Server to HR, ERP, or document management for business intelligence initiatives Optimize performance across multiple data centers or locations including US and EU compliance and regulatory considerations (PHI, PII, HIPAA, Safe Harbor, etc.) Plan for disaster recovery, business continuity, data replication, and archiving Enforce security via identity management and authentication Safely support mobile devices and apps, including BYOD Implement true records management (ECM/RM) to support legal/compliance requirements Efficiently build custom applications, workflows, apps and web parts Leverage Microsoft Azure or Amazon Web Services (AWS)
SharePoint 2013 How-To
SharePoint 2013 How-To Need fast, reliable, easy-to-implement solutions for SharePoint 2013? This book delivers exactly what you’re looking for: step-by-step help and guidance with the tasks that users, authors, content managers, and site managers perform most often. Fully updated to reflect SharePoint 2013’s latest improvements and fluid new design, it covers everything from lists and views to social networking, workflows, and security. The industry’s most focused SharePoint resource, SharePoint 2013 How-To provides all the answers you need—now! Ishai Sagi is a SharePoint developer and architect who provides solutions through his company, Extelligent Design, which is Canberra, Australia’s leading SharePoint consultancy. Sagi has worked with SharePoint since it was introduced in 2001. Honored four times by Microsoft as a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server MVP, he has trained many end users, administrators, and developers in using SharePoint or developing solutions for it. He leads Canberra’s SharePoint user group and has spoken at Microsoft conferences around the world. He hosts the popular blog Sharepoint Tips and Tricks (www.sharepoint-tips.com), and authored SharePoint 2010 How-To. Fast, Accurate, and Easy-to-Use! ¿ Quickly review essential SharePoint terminology and concepts ¿ Master SharePoint 2013’s revamped interface for Windows PCs, Surface, and smartphones ¿ Run SharePoint in the cloud with Microsoft Office 365 and SkyDrive ¿ Find, log on to, and navigate SharePoint sites ¿ Create, manage, and use list items, documents, and forms ¿ Alert yourself to new or changed content ¿ Use views to work with content more efficiently ¿ Leverage SharePoint 2013’s revamped search capabilities ¿ Organize content with lists, document libraries, and templates ¿ Use powerful social networking features, including tagging, NewsFeed updates, and microblogging ¿ Author and edit each type of SharePoint page ¿ Build flexible navigation hierarchies with Managed Metadata ¿ Systematically manage site security and content access ¿ Control permissions more effectively with the Permissions Page ¿ Create and track workflows, and integrate them with lists or libraries ¿ Customize a site’s appearance, settings, and behavior ¿ Create new Office 365 private and public site collections