This course prepares a student to configure and use Library content management functions of a SharePoint. Training is designed based on a objectives of a course variant 55198A.

• A Plan, systematize and administer SharePoint content.
• Construct and employ a SharePoint library features such as versioning, content agreement and legalization.
• Construct and manage a metadata.
• Construct, allocate and utilize a Site Columns and Content Types.
• Organize and use a Auditing and maintenance.

Attended the SharePoint Site Owners class or have a strong SharePoint Site Owner/ Site Collection Administrator experience. Knowledge of usiness requirements for the content, records and governance.

A SharePoint server content management are in a high demand. This technology is the only one that allows for simple online document sharing. Many businesses, regardless of an industry, are looking for an enterprise content management and enterprise applications.

• Easily customizable but already includes the records management functionality.
• Includes an automation for cataloging
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• Improved the encryption and document security.
• Integrates with the other third-party tools

• The North Face, Inc.
• Arkadin SAS
• California State University-Stanislaus
• NetSuite In

• Apply a current graphics design
• NET technologies to develop
• Maintain a SharePoint server portals
• Provide a daily onsite maintenance of an existing MOSS portals.

Given how a lot of an organizations rely on it, at least some familiarity with its core features will help to integrate with a team's overall workflow.

• Developer
• Consultant
• Analyst
• Architect
• Manager
• Engineer
• Trainer
• Administrator

• Identify and classify a data store in SharePoint and SharePoint Online
• Define a site's taxonomy
• Tag a SharePoint content with metadata
• Create solid SharePoint information architecture: sites, libraries and lists
• Use a SharePoint Recycle Bin.