This presentation shows what all is new in SharePoint 2013. It gives an intro into the enhanced and introduced features in SharePoint 2013.

1. What’s new in SharePoint 2013
A quick look at its highlights

2. Content Authoring
• Copy content from Word and past in various content editors
in SharePoint
• Site Designer auto adjusts the pasted content
• Content management also allowed for media files like
images and videos

3. Improved Social Computing
• New SharePoint templates like Community Site &
Community Portal provided for better collaboration and
content search
• Social features under My Site integrated into SharePoint
experience allowing easier access to them

4. New Enterprise-wide Search
Architecture
• New search architecture for enterprise-wide search
• Programmed to learn from users’ search query inputs
• Users can search through unstructured content
• Administrators create multiple search schemas for their
Site Collection

5. Optimized Viewing experience on
Mobile Platforms
• Optimized for different mobile platforms
• Contemporary view – for rendering on mobile phones
• Push notifications – sends device updates to Windows phone
device
• Supports Business Intelligence content
• Office web apps to help render MS Office documents
• Site rendering options allow rendering on different mobile
devices

6. Connect to external data
• Business Connectivity Services allows users to connect to and
use external data
• Some useful features that make this possible are
• Odata Business Data
• Connectivity Support
• Apps for SharePoint

7. Search Export Store content
• eDiscovery Center Site Template creates a portal allowing
users to search, extract, store and export content

8. New Business Intelligence tools
• New Business Intelligence tools help users analyze and
explore data
• Excel services in SharePoint 2013
• SharePoint 2013 Visio
• SharePoint 2013 Server PerformancePoint Services

9. New retention policy
• New Site based retention policy
• Create and manage retention policies for any Site
• Better & enforceable content governance