SharePoint is a versatile collaboration and productivity enhancement tool for organizations of all sizes. SharePoint sites provide a central repository for documents, information, and ideas, and enable people to stay connected across organizational and geographic boundaries.
1 - SharePoint WSS 3.0
SharePoint is a versatile collaboration and pro-ductivity enhancement tool for organizations of all sizes. SharePoint sites provide a central re-pository for documents, information and ideas.
2 - Workflow management
Make your workforce more efficient with clearly defined and rule managed workflows. Share-Point automates every aspect of daily work processes.
3 - Manage information
SharePoint sites are great for storing informa-tion such as event calendars, contacts, Web links, discussions, issues lists, and announce-ments.
4 - Customization
In addition to using the rich set of built-in lists, you can create custom lists in your team site that meet your team‟s specific information sharing needs.
5 - Share files
Hosted SharePoint provides your team site with document storage and retrieval, with check-in/-out and functionality, version history, custom properties, and flexible, customizable views.
6 - Collaborate
Threaded discussions, surveys, shared calen-dars, task lists and other collaboration features help keep you and your team mates connected and productive.
7 - Securing company resources
Set permissions as deep down as the document or item level, and site managers, teams, and other work groups can initiate self-service col-laborative workspaces and tasks.
8 - Easy and intuitive integration
Integration with familiar productivity tools, in-cluding programs in the Microsoft Office system, makes it easy for users to get up to speed quickly.
9 - Web-based applications
Windows SharePoint Services exposes a com-mon framework for document management and collaboration from which flexible and scalable Web applications and Internet sites, specific to the needs of the organization, can be built.
10 - Enhance your SharePoint sites
Site owners and users can add the Web Parts you provide to their site pages, adding new features to the sites they already use. ASP.NET developers can write Web Parts to provide data access, Web services, and many other applica-tions and content to SharePoint sites.