SharePoint Online 2013

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• #3: With every release we’ve redefined collaboration and document management and with SharePoint 2013 we’ve designed a product  that represents a new way to work together. We’ve continued to invest in our core capabilities but we wanted to put people at the center of the SharePoint experience. This manifests itself not only the way we’ve designed the product but also in the way we talk about “what you can do with SharePoint?” (Transition) This was a question that helped us to define SharePoint 2013 and can it be summarized in 5 key principles.
• #4: SharePoint está ganhando cada vez mais força em sua versão online. Antes tinhamos muitas barreiras de customização no produto, agora temos oportunidades e recursos a disposição.
• #7: Split out pooled and storage limits into two rows Adjust 300 site collection language so that it’s softer and has superscript 1 and 2 showing examples seat counts and storage … # users * 500MB up to a max 5TB
• #10: With SharePoint 2013, we are bringing the breadth of our experiences to all devices, and to all places. We’ll be delivering applications initially on WP7 and iOS, with a great mobile browsing experience for other platforms. Working from anywhere goes beyond SharePoint with native applications for OneNote and Lync on WP7, iOS, Android.
• #13: With every SharePoint release pushed to redefine the boundaries of collaboration. A big part of this is comes from helping teams organize their content so that they can work together effectively but what makes SharePoint truly unique is that it’s scalable enough to organize and manage all your information assets so you can access everything you need from one place.
• #14: The first thing you’ll notice about team sites is that we’ve built an intuitive wizard right that guides you through setting permissions, inviting people, creating lists and libraries and adding a custom theme to your site. Through tight integration with OneNote we’re also introducing team notebooks with this release to help you capture and track team meeting notes but the integration with Office doesn’t stop there.
• #16: Sharing documents is easier than ever before. You can provide external partners and vendors secure access to SharePoint sites or documents without violating the data governance and protection policies set by IT. You can enforce sign-in and set permissions at the document or site level to ensure you can work togehter with anyone securely.
• #18: This is tightly integrated with your own personal tasks so at a glance you can see the tasks you need to accomplish. Your tasks are also aggregating tasks from Outlook, Project and SharePoint and publishing them to your timeline view and because we’re providing a connected experience the tasks that appear here will also appear in Outlook so no matter where you are, you can manage your to do list and get home on time.
• #22: SharePoint 2013’s new unified search platform takes information discovery to the next level. It’s an intelligent search engine and as a result is always improving, always looking for ways to improve the relevance of search results; The search engine can look beyond the query and understood the meaning and can be integrated with your own business applications to help you discover results and get answers.
• #23: I mentioned the importance of video earlier. We’ve created an entirely new search experience with SharePoint 2013 to surface information that otherwise might be difficult to find. We’ve enabled a video slicer for your search results and displayed them in a grid with custom refiners and hover card to make it easy to find and view internal training videos or uncover knowledge on a particular subject that may not have been accessible in the past.
• #24: With Excel and PowerView you can bring together data to create reports that look great. The data is constantly up to date and by publishing it to SharePoint it’s easy to share your insights with people across the business to validate recommendations and get feedback.
• #29: We’re making a number of exciting changes to the way you build SharePoint and Office apps. The new app model is designed to work in the cloud and takes advantage of widely adopted web technologies like JavaScript and HTML5, and .NET. By taking advantage of web services we can provide developers with a secure, scalable and flexible way to build apps.
• #30: It’s worth spending some time taking you through how we think about modern app development at Microsoft. We have a series of products and platforms like SharePoint and Office that provide a lot of great out-of-the box functionality to help us be productive. To get even more from these products we want to be able to bring information in from other places. Services and data sources like Dynamics, Bing or something that lives out on the web or in the cloud. With the latest version of SharePoint we’re making it easier to bring together rich web services and data to create powerful new apps. Apps run outside of the SharePoint process, are hosted externally and can be exposed through REST API’s. Today there are more than 700,000 SharePoint application developers and with this release we’re providing them with a place to surface their apps through an online marketplace of rich partner solutions and applications designed to work with SharePoint and Office.
• #31: This gives everyone across your organization the opportunity to discover and trial new applications that work with SharePoint and Office and
• #33: With SharePoint you can embed PowerPoint presentations and videos into your team or intranet sites to help communicate business priorities and initiatives. SharePoint blogs allow you to provide regular updates to your team or the entire organization and get rapid feedback. We’ve made a number of improvements to inline site editing so updating sites and communicate changes to critical business processes can be done quickly to keep everyone up-to-date.
• #34: With SharePoint your designers can build dynamic sites and do all their work using design tools like Dreamweaver. The Snippet Gallery lets you customize controls like site navigation and catalog integration by editing a few parameters in a form and copy and paste the required HTML into the site designs. With simple taxonomy based navigation controls you can specify custom search refiners, and create targeted search experiences that drive action, all without ever having to write a single line of code. SharePoint provides a comprehensive set of REST APIs you can deliver the same adaptive experience available on our website across other mobile platforms.
• #36: The next version of SharePoint has been designed to work in the cloud but even if you decide to run SharePoint on premises you can still take advantage of the performance and scalability benefits we’ve made. We think it’s important that IT professionals manage information not infrastructure. IT professionals will be able to reduce their infrastructure costs and extend the boundaries of sharing without sacrificing control, and we’re introducing new information protection and control capabilities to help you better manage risk and compliance.
• #37: SharePoint is designed to minimize the operational impact and the costs associated with upgrade, so you can deliver new features and updates faster whether you run SharePoint in the cloud or on premises. Many customers create large volumes of content, and accessing that information can put a strain on server resources. With SharePoint’s efficient file I/O you can save incremental updates to files and documents dramatically reducing your storage requirements, bandwidth usage and request counts.
• #38: We’ve improved the self-service site creation process enabling IT a greater degree of control over how sites are provisioned and what policies should be applied to those sites. Finally, performance and scale improvements means SharePoint can handle almost anything our enterprise customers can throw at it so you can spend more time managing information, delivering innovation and spend less time managing infrastructure.