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Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Best Practices
by: Bill English Ben Curry, Daniel Webster

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 004.682
EAN: 9780735625389
ISBN: 0735625387
Label: MICROSOFT PRESS
Manufacturer: MICROSOFT PRESS
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 800
Publication Date: June 23, 2008
Publisher: MICROSOFT PRESS
Studio: MICROSOFT PRESS
Sales Rank: 27599

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Invaluable reading
This book closes the gap.

The gap between installing SharePoint, and successfully deploying it in your environment.

You will soon realise that there is way more than next, next, finish in a MOSS implementation!

Good luck to all, and I recommend a 'short plank' for the laggards!

Rating:

- An Essential Purchase
This is a book that fills a massive gap in SharePoint literature. Almost every Enterprise customer I have visited in my capacity as a Microsoft consultant that is thinking of or developing a SharePoint solution can benefit from this book. It addresses all the key considerations that should be addressed over the lifetime of a SharePoint project, and does so in a logical and readable manner with plenty of real-world anecdotal evidence.

It is aimed at Project Managers and Technical Architects, but I really feel that anyone involved in the technical aspects of SharePoint projects would benefit from it, as understanding all the high-level considerations of a SharePoint project will dramatically enhance how effectively you deliver the ... Read More:

Rating:

- Best Practice=How To Plan And Implement
From the start, the book logically goes through what SharePoint is, the differences between the old version and the new one and also the differences between the present versions of Windows SharePoint Services (WSS), Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) Standard and MOSS Enterprise. Also included throughout the book are interesting tidbits from Microsoft and their implementation as well as other good real-world experiences.

Whilst heavily focused on designing and planning, it emphasises the importance on this aspect, whereas other books go straight in to the installation and usage. The second and third sections - "Building" and "Deploying" are full of other useful content, whereas the final section "Operating" is left open ... Read More:

Rating:

- An indispensable guide to MOSS
If you are going to use Microsoft SharePoint then I would highly recommend this book as well as Bill English's other masterpiece Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Server 2007 Administrator's Companion. The one element that is made very clear in this book is planning your environment is key; I cannot stress this enough I have implemented many solutions using MOSS and only where the planning has been constrained has there been problems.

The companion Disc also includes an electronic copy of the book, so it is always available for you.

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