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Improve team productivity using Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 with easy-to-use collaborative
tools, create team workspaces, co-ordinate calendars, organise documents, and receive important updates
through announcements and alerts.
Collaboration is the base component of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. Among the many
collaboration features provided by Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
2007 are:
Accessed through your web browser this becomes a secure area for you to exchange files. Your organization can allow clients the opportunity to monitor
ongoing progress on their projects, reducing the need for travel and creating a greater sense of involvement and collaboration on projects.
Discussions
A discussion provides a forum for teams to discuss current projects where previous responses can be easily
accessed.
Calendars
A calendar provides a centralised place for team members to see when team events are occurring.
Document libraries
A document library provides a central repository for team documents. This is an alternative to
storing files in shared folders that allows your information workers to access corporate information
without being tied to their personal desktop in the office. Unlike shared folders document libraries also
provide document management features that enable versions of a document to be maintained.
Contacts
Teams can centrally store contacts in a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 site. These contacts
are available through Microsoft Office Outlook.
Blogs
A blog provides an informal way for team members to document and discuss team issues.
Wikis
A Wiki is a user-maintained knowledge base that teams can use to capture and retain information.
Read more about Content Management with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007
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