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You have the green light. Your executive team is on board and you have received approval to deploy Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. While it took planning to get to this point, there’s still more planning to do. The amount of effort you invest in identifying pain points and engineering solutions that meet your users’ needs will have a direct impact on the success of your deployment.

In this section, you’ll get advice for identifying pain points, you’ll learn how to map those pain points to features in Office SharePoint Server, and you will identify and resolve potential compliance and governance issues. This section will also provide some technical resources and help you determine if you need to call in a partner for more help.

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Identifying Needs

Before you can design a plan to improve business processes and improve efficiency, you first need to identify areas that you can improve. Here are some tips for identifying your organization’s top pain points.

Do I Need a Partner?

Depending on your experience and resources, a partner may help you save money and build a more effective solution with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. This list helps you evaluate your capabilities.

Compliance

Compliance is a critical issue for most companies and managers, and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 includes numerous capabilities to help protect data and manage security policies.

Site Design and Architecture

Find technical advice for setting up and deploying Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, including process mapping, system design, resource plans, migration issues, and interoperability with the current IT structure.

Governance

A successful deployment depends on users finding up-to-date, relevant, useful information in a consistent environment. Here are some best practices for governing your deployment.

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