Microsoft Sharepoint 2007 For Dummies

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The book takes a unique approach with regards to SharePoint. SharePoint is a complex, powerful tool that muddies the waters between the technical and non-technical users - MS SharePoint 2007 For Dummies removes the complication by focusing on specific solutions while providing the nuts and bolts to get going with SharePoint. Whether you are an admin who needs to install and configure your portal or a non-technical person who was just told by your boss'”you need to design, populate and maintain our section of the SharePoint portal,” this book gives you the information you need without the 1000 pages of convoluted configuration instructions. About The Author Vanessa L Williams has a Bachelor's degree in Business Management and Computer Information Systems from the Kelley School of Business at IU. She has over seven years of experience in information technology and information systems working for small to medium sized privately held firms. Vanessa is a SharePoint administrator and has developed several in-house custom applications using Visual Studio .NET. She recently developed a unique web site for media credentials for a large, well-known race track using ASP.NET and C#. Table Of Contents Part I: Getting the Lay of the Land Chapter 1: Getting to Know SharePoint Chapter 2: Starting with the Basics Part II: Central Portal Administration Chapter 3: Configuring the Portal Chapter 4: Accessing SharePoint Part III: Portal Design Chapter 5: Matching SharePoint to Your Business Chapter 6: Managing Portal Content Chapter 7: Branding the Portal Part IV: Build It, and Hope They Come Chapter 8: Collaborating with SharePoint Sites Chapter 9: Document Libraries Part V: Power to the People: Engaging Employees with SharePoint Chapter 10: Managing Employee Relations Chapter 11: Mixing Up Your Marketing Mix Part VI: Throw Away the Spreadsheets Chapter 12: Expense Report Chapter 13: Technical Uses for SharePoint Part VII: Maintenance Chapter 14: Monitoring SharePoint Chapter 15: Backup and Restore Part VIII: The Part of Tens Chapter 16: Ten Ways SharePoint Adds Business Value Chapter 17: Ten Ways to Screw Up SharePoint