Essential Reading Series: Review of the SharePoint 2016 launch discussions This week we are publishing the “essential reading” post a little bit earlier – also I am having quiet a twist on a purely one-technology coverage. The talk is about SharePoint and last week’s discussion around the version 2016 launch event. The event created quite some buzz around the hashtag of “#futureofsharepoint“. Daniel Glenn captured and analyzed the comments in his blog: In the aftermath of the event quite a number of people have published reviews and wrap-ups of the news around SharePoint 2016. For our “Essential Reading” post we have collected some key contributions: The Future of SharePoint – Official blog post by the SharePoint team on the “four key pillars of the SharePoint 2016” update with (1) simple and powerful file sharing and collaboration on any device, (2) an mobile app and the integration of PowerApps and Microsoft Flow for a more automated and intelligent intranet, (3) a new SharePoint Framework as open and connected platform and client-side programming enhancements, and (4) some security, privacy and compliance features. List of demo videos of the new SharePoint 2016 functionality by Microsoft Mechanics Overview of the new SharePoint – modern team sites, pages, web parts and applications by Chris O’Brian – “Team sites and publishing sites get the biggest update I’ve seen in years, and pages and web parts work differently – there’s a new web part framework based on JavaScript. These updates will come first to SharePoint Online but eventually to on-premises SharePoint too. You might have seen the “Future of SharePoint” announcements on May 4 2016 – in this post I want to go over the new things and add some thoughts, having been fortunate enough to be looking at this stuff for a while now.” Thoughts About The Future of SharePoint by Michael Sampson – stating: “I liked what I heard today, but overall I’d say the event would have been better called “the catchup of SharePoint” rather than “the future of SharePoint” (clearly I’d never get a job in marketing). It’s nice to know SharePoint has a future, and it was good to see what’s coming, but a lot of what was profiled addressed long-standing issues with SharePoint, rather than announcing revolutionary innovations to drive the offering forward as one component of the much greater picture that is Office 365.” With New Enhancements, Microsoft Partners Declare SharePoint Is Roaring Back – All the SharePoint enhancements Microsoft is unveiling on Wednesday effectively mean that the platform is back as a substantial business opportunity for the Microsoft ecosystem, partners say. tweet share share share share email RSS feed The following two tabs change content below.BioLatest Posts Bjoern Negelmann Björn Negelmann verantwortet die inhaltlichen Teile der Veranstaltungsaktivitäten von Kongress Media und ist darüber hinaus auch Kopf des an Kongress Media angeschlossenen Research-Hauses N:Sight Research. Er reflektiert seine Beobachtungen über die Entwicklung der Themen sowohl in den Corporate-Blogs von Kongress Media und N:Sight als auch in den Fachblogs Enterprise Digital Blog (zum Social Collaboration & Future of Work Thema), auf Espresso-Digital.de (zum Thema Social Kommunikation & Marketing) sowie im Digital Experience Blog (zum Thema Digital Experience & die Transformation in Marketing, Vertrieb und Service). Darüber hinaus moderiert und betreut er die diversen Online-Communities und Online-Veranstaltungen von Kongress Media. Latest posts by Bjoern Negelmann (see all) Digital Workplace as Engagement Hub for the Employee Experience Strategy in 2019 - 20/12/2018 Short Note about the End of Social & Bringing Back the Work Support into Future of Work! - 17/05/2018 Lou Taylor: For knowledge sharing to be successful you need engaged people, processes and tools! #entdigi #eds18 - 01/05/2018 Related posts: Essential Reading Series: About digital disruption and the truth on holacracy Essential Reading Series: Leadership is key for age of digital change – especially when change progresses at exponential rate! Essential Reading Series: In the search for digital change capabilities and enablement! Essential Reading Series: People Management between Leadership & Governance CeBIT Ent. Digital (@cebiteda) Essential Reading Series: Review of the SharePoint 2016 launch discussions https://t.co/AMucFXrl3u https://t.co/do0FFUe7Jp 11/05/2016 at 9:43 AM Pingback: Aktuelle Beiträge aus unseren Fachblogs - Kongress Media