SharePoint has been around since 2003 but gained a large interest and popularity by businesses all over the globe after the 2007 release. Starting out as mainly a document management and team site solution, after the 2010 release a lot has changed. SharePoint gained a stronger Search engine, improved Social features, Business Intelligence capabilities and was even extendable with Line of Business Systems. Unfortunately time didn't stand still and the technology sector underwent heavy changes with the rise of smart phones and tablets. Customers' expectations weren't always met with SharePoint 2007 and 2010. SharePoint was waiting for a necessary evolution. This resulted in SharePoint 2013. During this session, we take a look at the evolution of SharePoint with a focus at apps and mobile, Social and the Cloud.

1. Presented by:
The evolution of a
business
collaboration
platform
Jasper Oosterveld

2. Introduction

3. Introduction

4. Get in touch

5. Whoopee!

6. My goal? Happy people!

7. Avoid…

8. Questions? Please!

9. I apologize in advance

10. Focus of this session

11. The evolution of Social and
SharePoint

12. Social in SharePoint 2007

13. Social explosion!

14. Professional profile

15. Company profiles

16. Company groups

17. Communicate with customers

18. What were companies looking
for?

19. Did SharePoint 2010 deliver the
goods?

20. Revamped My Site

21. Newsfeed

22. Interactive organizational chart

23. Noteboard

24. Tags and Notes

25. A lot of changes but was it
enough?

26. The present of SharePoint and
Social

27. Finally microblogging features

28. Follow colleagues

29. Integration with Search

30. Building an interactive community

31. Important moment in time
“Today, we are pleased to announce that all closing
conditions for Microsoft’s acquisition of Yammer have
been met, and the deal is completed.”

32. Wait! What?

33. Now what?

34. SPC14 announcements
“While we’re committed to another on-premises release
of SharePoint Server—and we’ll maintain its social
capabilities—we don’t plan on adding new
social features.”
by Jared Spataro, on March 3, 2014
“We shipped basic social features with SharePoint Server
2013, and over the last year and a half I’ve had many people
ask me whether they should implement SharePoint social or
Yammer. My guidance has been clear and consistent: Go
Yammer! ”

35. No discussion about it….bye
native SharePoint Social features!

36. Demo time!

37. Social offers new business
opportunities

38. Taking a look at the future

39. Office Graph

40. Flipboard for Microsoft

41. Flipboard for Microsoft

42. Flipboard for Microsoft

43. Mobile & Apps

44. SharePoint 2007 mobile view

45. Apps and SharePoint Server
2007

46. Mobile revolution!

47. A piece of fruit changed
everything

48. Didn’t stop with an Apple

49. What a minute! A tablet?

50. SharePoint 2010 Mobile view

51. 3rd party apps

52. Did SharePoint 2010 satisfy?

53. SharePoint 2013 to the rescue

54. Demo time!

55. Mobile and Apps offer new
business opportunities

56. Taking a look at the future

57. Support for all platforms

58. SharePoint & the Cloud

59. SharePoint’s first baby steps in
the Cloud

60. BPOS

61. Mind the gap!

62. Office 365 was a huge step
forward

63. Goodbye BPOS! Hello Office 365 

64. Unfortunately still some gaps

65. SharePoint Online is finally grown
up

66. Office 365 2.0

67. Cloud challenges

68. Taking a look at the future

69. Resources
Yammer - Release schedule
Yammer Plans & Pricing
Yammer and Office 365
Office 365 Yammer support
Yammer success center
Yammer articles
Install and manage apps for SharePoint
2013
Use the App Catalog to make custom
business apps available for your
SharePoint Online environment

70. Resources
Plan for mobile views in SharePoint Server 2013
Mobile device browsers supported in SharePoint
2013
Configure a SharePoint site for mobile devices
Office 365: Work anywhere, anytime on any
device
Top 5 benefits of mobile working

71. Thank you 

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