8. What’s PowerShell? PowerShell is a new scripting language designed for the administrator. PowerShell is being continously integrated into the Microsoft product line with increasing support for Exchange, SQL Server, System Center Operations Manager, System Center Data Protection Manager and Windows Server 2008. PowerShell gives administrators the power to write command line scripts that allow them to more easily control systems through a powerful API. Additionally PowerShell can tap into existing libraries such as the .Net Framework or custom libraries allowing you to be very productive and efficient.
9. New Features Replacing STSADM Over 530 Commands (At current beta) Very powerful tool for administrators and developers Huge performance boost Some users reporting 12 hours to 30 minutes for some long running processes previously scripted in STSADM PowerShell
14. New Features Status Recent Activities News Feeds I Like It Tags Note Board Ratings Social
15. Added Value Findability Surfaces documents, sites, pages via user feeds Authority More likely to follow a link if it’s been submitted by a respected colleague or someone with similar interests Adoption Users are now “rewarded” for their contributions to SharePoint Other users are more likely to follow links recommended by friends Social
16. Applications for Legal “I Like It” High value document Good way to track reusable documents Tagging Allows for user driven “Folksonomy” News Feeds Learn what other people are working on Potentially a tool for Conflicts or eDiscovery Social
18. New Features Web Analytics Traffic Inventory Improved Excel Services Chart Web Part Improved Performance Point Integration Packaged with SharePoint OOTB Insights
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21. Added Value Track key metrics Storage Visitor Count Most Visited Pages Focus on maintaining the most used content Rich charting functionality with data from SharePoint, Databases or Excel – All OOTB Insights
23. New Features SharePoint Workplace Libraries, Lists, External Content Searching Workplace Content Offline Improved Outlook Offline Office Upload Center Offline Support
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27. Added Value Take your documents with you to the mountain house! Allow users to work in a rich desktop environment rather than always working within SharePoint Take more than just documents with you Lists – Announcements, Links, Tasks, Discussions External Data – Matter management system Offline Support
33. Added Value Build less custom web services on top of SharePoint Richer, quicker to develop desktop / office integrated tools for working with SharePoint Rapid development Developers may not need SharePoint installed locally for specific kinds of development Client Object Model
35. New Features “In Place” Records Management Declare as Record Single or Bulk Multi Stage Retention Policies Holds and Hold Exemption eDiscovery Records Management
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39. Added Value Easier for users to declare records Records can expire in-place to simplify storage requirements Better support for complex retention policies Incremental expiration Ex: After 1 year delete previous versions, after 7 years delete record Records Management
41. New Features Save To SharePoint SharePoint Sites Workspace Integration Backstage Office Web Apps Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote Across the Board Ribbon Interface SharePoint Workspace Calendar Overlays Office Integration
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47. Added Value Reduces pain point of getting documents into SharePoint from Office applications Office web apps Extranets? (Depends on licensing) Thin clients External access (From home, on the road, at the mountain house) Office Integration
49. New Features Better global content type support Global Taxonomy and Folksonomy management Navigate large libraries of documents Huge pain point previously where you would be forced to configure views or simply page through thousands of documents New types of metadata Ratings, “I Like it”, Notes Cascading dropdowns Validation Metadata
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57. New Features Search Personalization Single Box Approach Bing/Google-Like Interface Refinements (Facets) Automated list of refinements based on results View Document Result in Browser Improved Advanced Search, Query Suggestions People Search Improvements FAST Search Document Previews “Entity Extractors” – Pull data from external systems
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64. New Features Create Connections with SharePoint Designer Full Read / Write / Update / Delete Support Full SharePoint List Support InfoPath Integration Offline Support Workflow Integration Business Connectivity Service
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70. New Features Improved Bulk Upload Office Web Apps Global Content Type Management Improved Metadata Management New Storage Limits Offline Support Improved Office Integration Microsoft Office Upload Center Bulk Check Out / Check In Document Management
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77. Server Side Requirements SharePoint Servers (WFE, Index, Query, etc) Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 Windows Server 2008 SP2 x64 Database Servers SQL Server 2005 SP3 x64 SQL Server 2008 SP1 CU2 x64 Development Environments Supports Windows 7
78. Client Side Requirements Authoring IE7+, Firefox 3+ Better Safari support Office 2008 SP2 for Mac brings Internet Explorer 6 (Read Only)
80. Pre-upgrade Check Preupgradecheck Server info Farm info Upgrade types supported Site templates, features, language packs, aamurls OS Database schema Orphans Invalid settings / missing files
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2003 – Visionary + Leader
Collaboration = CommunitiesPortal = SitesSearch = SearchContent Management = ContentBusiness Forms = CompositesBusiness Intelligence = InsightsCommunitiesBlogsWikisWorkspacesSurveyDiscussion BoardsTasksStatus UpdatesTags“Like” itSitesMore WebpartsOffice 2010 IntegrationBrowser support, mobile devicesOffline accessMy SitesList throttlingSilverlight supportSearchThumbnails, previewResult sortingPeople searchResult ranking based on clicksIntegration with Windows 7 Desktop SearchContentDocument sets group related documentsDocument IDs and ID lookupAutomatic content classification based on content typeIn-place records managementShard content types (between farms/site collections)Support for permalinksCompositesSandboxesOut of the box workflowsSharePoint Designer improvementsAccess servicesVisio servicesForms servicesBCS, offline, two wayInsightsSimplified consolePowershellChartingStructured + unstructured content typesImproved visualizations
DemoNew look and feelRibbonRich ajax interface
Talk about what powershell is for a second.PowerShell is a new scripting language designed for the administrator. PowerShell is being continously integrated into the Microsoft product line with increasing support for Exchange, SQL Server, System Center Operations Manager, System Center Data Protection Manager and Windows Server 2008. PowerShell gives administrators the power to write command line scripts that allow them to more easily control systems through a powerful API. Additionally PowerShell can tap into existing libraries such as the .Net Framework or custom libraries allowing you to be very productive and efficient.
Ok, scary… lets move on to some quick examples.
Other ExamplesBulk set metadataReconfigure librariesSet security
DemoShow my siteShow like itShow notes
For legal:“I Like It”High value documentGood way to track reusable documentsTaggingAllows for user driven “Folksonomy”News FeedsLearn what other people are working onPotentially a tool for Conflicts or eDiscovery
General added value that also includes legal
No demo
DemoSharePoint workspace
DemoDeclare item as recordShow inline records with other documents
DemoAdd site to SharePoint sitesSave to SharePointOffice web apps (Edit word document)
DemoMetadata navigatorEdit document show managed metadata: keywords, practice area, department
DemoSearchRefinementsPeople Search
InfoPath Integration is not working as of Beta 2Workflow integration only supports site level workflows, not item level for BCS items
Allows you to connect to external data and manipulate that data in SharePoint.What were talking about:HR can log into SharePoint open the “Employees” list modify a record. Update someones last name and that update is immediately synchronized in source of record. (Employee database) Additionally that employee record is available inside of Outlook as a contact and can be fully read/edit in outlook as well.