Supercharging Share Point with Enterprise Wiki
Download as PPT, PDF3 likes922 views
Douglas Butler presents on supercharging SharePoint with an enterprise wiki. Their wiki is used by over 9,000 organizations in 93 countries with over 325 third-party plugins for both on-premise and SaaS offerings. It has low barriers for creating and managing content. Content can be embedded between Confluence and SharePoint, they have integrated search across both platforms, and single sign-on for seamless navigation. Both are used to allow authoring from different browsers, enable external collaboration, and let teams iteratively create and finalize content moving between the wiki and SharePoint.
Supercharging Share Point with Enterprise Wiki
- 1. Supercharging SharePoint With an Enterprise Wiki Presenter: Douglas Butler
- 2. About Us Global Software company 15,000+ customers 110+ countries Over 100+ million dollars in revenue Highly Transparent and open
- 3. Our Wiki 9,000 organizations in 93 countries Over 325 third-party plugins On-Premise and SaaS offerings
- 4. Low Barriers Web-Centric Free-Form Create Content Defined Processes Document-Centric Structured Manage Content Artifacts
- 5. Content Embedding Integrated Search Seamless Navigation (SSO)
- 6. Content Embedding Embed Confluence Content within SharePoint
- 7. Content Embedding Link SharePoint content within Confluence
- 8. Integrated Search Confluence searches reach into SharePoint
- 9. Seamless Navigation Single sign on for seamless browsing between applications.
- 10. Why Both? Author wiki content using Firefox, Safari, or Internet Explorer Don't miss out on external collaboration because customers/partners don't use IE Extranet Wiki
- 11. Why Both? Create a wiki page in 1 minute Your team edits/adds ideas Other teams comment/provide feedback Finalized documents go in SharePoint Wiki to SharePoint
- 12. Why Both? Create rich content in Confluence Embed in SharePoint as web parts Easy for non-tech users to create custom own web parts without programming Web Parts for Everyone
- 13. “ Great tastes that taste great together”
Editor's Notes
- #2: 03/31/09