1. SHAREPOINT
INTRODUCTION
Marcos Mussio
Computer Engineer
SharePoint Developer

2. Agenda
• What is SharePoint?
• Concepts
• Arquitecture
• SharePoint Wheel
• Integration
• Study Cases
• Requirements
• Demo

3. What is SharePoint?
It is a business collaboration platform
• Main goal, share information between people.
Collaboration: Spaces to share information like
meeting
sites, discussions, announcments, documents, cale
ndar events.
Platform: deploying, adding and setting
configurations ON SharePoint.

4. Concepts(1)
• Farm: Installation of one or more load-balanced
Web servers, and back-end servers.
• Lists: Containers in which SharePoint stores data.
• Library: Container for holding
documents, pictures, lists, discussions.
• Site: Container for child sites, pages, and content
such as lists and document libraries.
• Site Collection: Container for SharePoint
sites, which exists within a specific content
database.

5. Concepts(2)
• Site Template : A customized type of Site, it could
be Team Site, Blog Site, Meeting sites, etc.
• Web Part - Components that display content on a
page.
• Page - Container for Web Part zones, and Web
Parts.
• Feature: Set of elements(app
pages, scripts, images, source code) to be
deployed.

6. Arquitecture

7. SharePoint Wheel(1)

8. SharePoint Wheel(2)
Sites: Create and Deploy web sites(business logic, pages, styles, java scripts) into
SharePoint according to your needs.
Communities: Share information inside your company(e.g: blog sites, document
libraries).
Content: for all web sites, their information is saved into a data base
Search: service to find everything you want inside SharePoint(items, documents,
scripts, web pages, people)
Insights: Engine to bring us the information all together like BI systems
Composites: Extend SharePoint, customize tools(web controls, forms) either with or
without code

9. Integration
• Office Tools(Word, Excel, Outlook, Powerpoint).
• SSIS and SSRS(BI tools).
• Legacy Data bases(External content types).
• Azure.
• Silverlight.
• Domain Servers.

10. Case(1)
A company needs to develop an environment to
share documents, information and guides (like a
WiKi) for each project the company has. Therefore,
the new workers could access and learn the work
process for each project.
Solution: SharePoint, creating one site for each
project.

11. Case(2)
A company wants to develop a software that needs
to expose its information to be accessible from
external sources(others web systems, mobile
systems, another SharePoint application).
Solution: SharePoint, Using SharePoint Web
Services.

12. Requirements
• Windows server 2008 64 bits R2 or higher.
• SQL server 2008 R2 with Service Pack 1 or higher.
• 64-bit, 4 cores for small deployments (fewer than
1,000 users).
• 64-bit, 8 cores for medium deployments (between
1,000 to 10,000 users).
• 8 GB for small deployments (fewer than 1,000
users)
• 16 GB for medium deployments (between 1,000 to
10,000 users)

13. Demo
Deploy a Site Structure and showing a Document
library

14. References
• Lynda.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE9TpraPlrE
• AuthorStream – Introduction to SharePoint
http://www.authorstream.com/Presentation/pan
kaj2050-298819-introduction-sharepoint-wss-
moss-content-management-science-technology-
ppt-powerpoint/
• TrainSignal Webinar: Sharepoint 101:
Introduction to SharePoint Basics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Fzy7ezISRc

15. QUESTIONS?