Portals 
Portal sites connect your people to business-critical information, expertise, and applications. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server is a world-class enterprise portal platform that makes it easy to build and maintain portal sites for every aspect of your business.
Connect Your People to Information and Expertise 

Quick, easy access to critical information and expertise means better decisions and more rigorous execution.

 

Connect Your People to Key Business Applications 

Consolidated access to existing business applications drives consistent performance of common business tasks. Streamlined development of new composite applications can lead to order of magnitude improvements in important business processes.

 

Connect Your People to Role-Specific Resources 

Personalized information delivery increases the relevance and value of information.

 

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  • Office Business Applications (OBA): Building Composite Applications Using the Microsoft Platform
    This book is about composite applications and how they can be developed as OBAs by using the 2007 Microsoft Office System. It provides an overview of the technologies available in the 2007 Microsoft Office System, and gives several examples from various industries to build OBAs by using composition at the presentation, business logic, and data layers. This book is meant for solution architects, industry architects, or senior developers who are designing, developing, and deploying composite applications. Download this book (6.6 MB .pdf document).

 

  • Introduction to Workflows
    Workflows help people to collaborate on documents and to manage project tasks by implementing business processes on documents and items in a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 site. This page includes an overview of workflows, a list of out-of-the-box workflows included in SharePoint Server 2007, an introduction to creating custom workflows, and the steps involved in using workflows.