Learn the 7 steps to build a complete Intranet Portal Structure using SharePoint Modern Sites. The webinar covers:
1. Portal Structure Design
2. Map SharePoint and Office 365 to your organization
3. Building the Base Sites with SharePoint
4. Define Content Management and Governance
5. Document Management Structure
6. Roles to be filled, content and doc processes
7. Successful adoption with Education and Training
Finally see a demonstration of a fully finished Intranet Portal Structure on Modern SharePoint.
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Accelerator Partner
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Provide:
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Darrell Trimble, CEO
3. Intranet Definition
“A portal structure which makes it easy to collaborate and do business inside your organization”
Going from Chaos to Structure
5. SharePoint Communications Site
Intranet Features Required
Easy to use Page Builder P
News with roll-up from other sites P
Events – no calendar view P
Documents – 1 library P
Content Management (targeting, display)
Governance (approvals, etc.)
Security (Permission levels, groups)
Navigation structure and audiences
Sub-Portal Structure
And more…
7. 7 Steps to build an Intranet on SharePoint
1. Design your portal structure
2. Map O365/SharePoint portals to organization structure
3. Build the base Sites in the structure
4. Define and build content management / governance
5. Define and build document management / governance
6. Define content/doc processes, identify admins, add content, documents, users and data
7. Launch, train and support
8. Design Your Portal Structure
CEO
Departments
IT
HR
Finance
Marketing
Facilities
Regions
Sales
Bus Dev
Services
Operations
Engineering
Support
Production
Quality /
Safety
Organization Structure
Intranet
Divison
Sub-Intranet
Service
Departments
Teams /
Groups
Portal Categories
Operational Portal Structure
9. Types of Portals
• Organization Home Page
• News, Events, Org Docs, Navigation pointIntranet Home
• Region or Division Home Page
• News, Events, Division ResourcesDivision Sub-Intranet
• Internal Service Departments (IT, HR etc.)
• Service Portal, Staff Portal, not peer to peerService Departments
• Peer to Peer Sharing/collaboration portals
• Not intended for access outside the groupGroups
10. Map Types to Office 365 / SharePoint
• Built out SP Communications SiteIntranet Home
• Built out SP Team or Communications SiteDivision Sub-Intranet
• Built out SP Team SiteService Departments
• MS Teams, Groups, or SP Team SiteGroups
12. Relationship between SP Service Portal (Teamsite +) and
Teams – Not Peer to Peer only
Operational Portal Structure
SP Team
Site
(Service)
Service Staff
13. Map Office 365/SP to Your Portal Structure
CEO
Departments
IT
HR
Finance
Marketing
Facilities
Regions
Sales
Bus Dev
Services
Operations
Engineering
Support
Production
Quality /
Safety
Organization Structure
SP Comms
Site
SP Comms
Site
SP Team Site
MS
Teams
Portal Categories
Operational Portal Structure
14. 7 Steps to build an Intranet on SharePoint
1. Design your portal structure
2. Map O365/SharePoint portals to organization structure
3. Build the base Sites in the structure
4. Define and build content management / governance
5. Define and build document management / governance
6. Define content/doc processes, identify admins, add content, documents, users and data
7. Launch, train and support
15. Basic Site Structure Build-out
1. Create Intranet Home – Communication Site
◦ Make it a Hub Site (optional)
2. Create a Regions Team Site and an Operations Team Site
◦ Either as sub-sites to the Intranet or as new site collections
3. Create Team Sites for Service Departments under the
Intranet
4. Create MS Teams for the peer-peer groups
5. Add “basic” navigation to intranet for each portal
6. Create appropriate permissions groups and security for
each site.
Intranet
Home
Departments
IT
HR
Finance
Marketing
Facilities
Regions
Sales
Bus Dev
Services
Operations
Engineering
Support
Production
Quality /
Safety
Projects
16. 7 Steps to build an Intranet on SharePoint
1. Design your portal structure
2. Map O365/SharePoint portals to organization structure
3. Build the base Sites in the structure
4. Define and build content management / governance
5. Define and build document management / governance
6. Define content/doc processes, identify admins, add content, documents, users and data
7. Launch, train and support
17. Content Management and Governance
Intranet
Home
Departments
IT
HR
Finance
Marketing
Facilities
Regions
Sales
Bus Dev
Services
Operations
Engineering
Support
Production
Quality /
Safety
Projects
Basic Sites
• News
• No Content approvals
• No Content Management
• No Audience targeting
News enhancements:
• Add Meta Data Fields in News for
Approvals, display timing, priority.
• Create Workflows for
notifications for approvals
• Develop new webpard
• Add Announcements lists and
webparts
• Develop Calendar view web part
• Define Search structure
No Announcements
No Promoted Links
No Calendar Views
No Doc governance
No Search governance
19. Document Structure and Governance
Intranet
Home
Departments
IT
HR
Finance
Marketing
Facilities
Regions
Sales
Bus Dev
Services
Operations
Engineering
Support
Production
Quality /
Safety
Projects
Basic Sites
• Each site has a Document Library
• Each Team has a OneDrive
Tendency to create one big SharePoint library
Site Enhancements
• Create Doc Central
• Add Meta Data Fields in Docs for
Type, Use, etc
• Add new libraries for Resource
Libs
• Set up Permissions for
governance
• Setup Approvals for Policies etc.
Segment by
Policies, Procedures across departments
Functional Resource docs for Employees
Functional Docs secured to Staff only
Build a Doc Central with Search
20. 7 Steps to build an Intranet on SharePoint
1. Design your portal structure
2. Map O365/SharePoint portals to organization structure
3. Build the base Sites in the structure
4. Define and build content management / governance
5. Define and build document management / governance
6. Define content/doc processes, identify admins, add content, documents, users and data
7. Launch, train and support
21. Content Processes
Content Process across the organization
Identify Content Admin at each level
Department or Group
Division
Overall Intranet Content Manager
Define what kind of content gets promoted
Identify target audience (who needs to know)
Type of Content – Alert, Info, Advisory, Cultural etc.
Differentiate News vs. Announcements
Timing for Display
Content Governance process
Approval process at top level
Appeal process
Intranet
Home
Departments
IT
HR
Finance
Marketing
Facilities
Regions
Sales
Bus Dev
Services
Operations
Engineering
Support
Production
Quality /
Safety
Projects
22. Document Processes
Document Process across the organization
Suggest use same Content Admin at each level
Department or Group
Division
Overall Intranet Content Manager
Define what kind of Docs go where
Policies, Procedures, Forms (across all employees) in Doc
Central – Setup Approvals upon upload
Functional Docs for Internal Customers go in Resource Docs
Confidential or Staff reference docs go in Staff
Docs/OneDrive
Intranet
Home
Departments
IT
HR
Finance
Marketing
Facilities
Regions
Sales
Bus Dev
Services
Operations
Engineering
Support
Production
Quality /
Safety
Projects
23. Permissions Structure
Setup a consistent base Permission design
Overall Admin Group – all sites
Intranet
Site Admin, Content Admin(s)
Departments
Dept Admin (Content, Site)
Everyone (Service Portal), Staff Group (ex. IT Staff)
Groups
XXXX Team
Intranet
Home
Departments
IT
HR
Finance
Marketing
Facilities
Regions
Sales
Bus Dev
Services
Operations
Engineering
Support
Production
Quality /
Safety
Projects
24. 7 Steps to build an Intranet on SharePoint
1. Design your portal structure
2. Map O365/SharePoint portals to organization structure
3. Build the base Sites in the structure
4. Define and build content management / governance
5. Define and build document management / governance
6. Define content/doc processes, identify admins, add content, documents, users and data
7. Launch, train and support
25. Deploy in Phases
1. Intro
• Home Page
• Doc Central
• 3 Service
Departments
2. Services
• Service Depts
• Help Central
• Process Central
3. Operations
• Division or
Region
• Groups
Create excitement in organization
Drive adoption through peer envy
27. Build out using Modern SharePoint Sites
•Build out page with web parts
•Add Governance (approvals on News, Events etc)
•Add Content Management (SharePoint Lists, web parts)
•Add Docs Management and Search across structure
•Add Navigation
SP Comm Site to
Intranet/Div
•Build out page with web parts
•Add Governance (approvals on News, Events etc)
•Add Content Management (SharePoint Lists, web parts)
•Add Docs Management and Search across structure
•Add Navigation
SP Team Site to
Div/Region Home
•Add lists, document libs, and pages (service, staff)
•Setup Permission Groups and specific permissions for each page, list, library
•Link to Office 365 Team(s), OneDrive, Planner etc.
•Repeat for every site
SP Team Site to Service
Portal
•Setup a Team per group and department
•Add related SP Team created to intranet and Divisional Navigation
• Add lists libraries to created SP Team site if requiredTeams
Unfortunately, Modern Sites no longer supports the Site template function
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2x
6x
12x
28. Don’t Build, Buy!
Out-of-the-box Intranet Portal Structure
“Native” SharePoint portals and Apps
100% Customizable by Business Power Users
Leverages O365 Components and Apps
Adapts to future O365 changes
Best Practice Intranet Structure
Organizational Hub for Employees
Consistent design across all departments
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Notes de l'éditeur
Use: all demos
Objective: Establish credibility, leadership in the O365 Business Solutions market.
Positioning: subtly position us above newer competition that has just entered the market
Transition: let me take a couple of minutes to explain overall what we do before getting into your particular product of interest.