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Index
Cover Contents Part I: SharePoint Architect Knowledge Requirements
Chapter 1: A Digital Workforce for a Digital Age
Understanding Enterprise 2.0 and SharePoint 2010 Understanding SharePoint’s Value Proposition Summary
Chapter 2: Understanding the Enterprise Landscape
Reviewing the Business Landscape Reviewing the Technology Landscape Reviewing the Legal Landscape Reviewing the Information Landscape Reviewing the End-User Landscape Gathering Issues and Metrics Summary
Chapter 3: Supporting Technology Knowledge Requirements
Infrastructure Technologies Development Technologies Microsoft Office Technologies Complementary Third-Party Technologies Summary
Chapter 4: Design Principles for Successful Deployments
Determining the Desired Solution Determining Solution Characteristics Understanding SharePoint Project Management Designing for Storage Designing for Governance Designing for IT Designing for Users Designing for Information Workers Designing the Information Architecture Involving Key Users Summary
Chapter 5: Learning How Microsoft Uses SharePoint 2010
Key Sites and Services The Microsoft IT SharePoint “Dogfooding” Experience Business Continuity Management Virtualization Governance and Life-Cycle Management Summary
Part II: The SharePoint 2010 Platform
Chapter 6: SharePoint Fundamentals
Introducing the SharePoint Farm Introducing Site Collections and Sites Introducing Libraries, Lists, and List Items Licensing and Software Versions Summary
Chapter 7: Evolution of Sharepoint
SharePoint 2001 — From the Birthing Pool SharePoint 2003 — Growing Pains SharePoint 2007 — Coming of Age Summary
Chapter 8: SharePoint 2010 Features and Capabilities
Publishing Services Information Services Collaboration Services Search Services Individual and Social Networking Services Business Connectivity Services Business Intelligence Services Workflow and Forms Services Summary
Chapter 9: Understanding SharePoint 2010 Service Applications
Service Application Model Service Applications Life Cycle Architectural Principles Summary
Chapter 10: SharePoint 2010 Platform Architectures
Server Farm Topologies Service Application Topologies Search Topologies Geographically Distributed Deployments Selecting an Architecture Scaling Your Architecture Summary
Chapter 11: Working with Internal and External Data in SharePoint 2010
Manipulating Internal Data Integrating External Data List Data Platform Capabilities Business Connectivity Services Data Integration Extensibility Aggregation Working with Data Incorporating Cloud Data and Compute Services Taking Business Data Offline Summary
Part III: Architecting Enterprise Portal Services
Chapter 12: Defining Your SharePoint 2010 Portal Strategy
The Example Scenario Review the Business Environment Engage Key Stakeholders Define Portal Capabilities and Blueprint Build Your Enterprise Portal Strategy Define Your Road Map Agree on Stakeholder Responsibilities Best Practices Summary
Chapter 13: Getting Started with Your Program and Projects
Requirements Activities Technical Design Activities Early Technical Leadership Activities Program and Project Management Activities Business Change and Adoption Activities Summary
Chapter 14: Designing Your Information Architecture
Understanding Your Scope, Capabilities, and Constraints Assessing Your Business Information Maturity Level Defining Your Personas and Scenarios Defining Your Enterprise Metadata Management Requirements Defining Your SharePoint 2010 Containment Model Designing for Governance Defining Your Search Experience Defining Your Navigation Experience Defining Your People Experience Defining Your Visual Experience Defining Your Custom Functionality Planning for Content Migration Refining Your Design Summary
Chapter 15: Designing Your Solution Architecture
Defining the Roles and Responsibilities of a Solution Architect Designing Your Site Solution Architecture Understanding Common Solution Patterns and Design Options Designing Your Custom Business Solutions Documenting Your Solution Architecture and Design Summary
Chapter 16: Designing Your Infrastructure Architecture
Designing Your Data Center Services Performing a Network Impact Assessment Estimating Your Farm’s Capacity and Performance Requirements Designing Your Logical and Physical Architecture Planning Your Application Infrastructure Technologies Planning Your Configuration Management Planning Your Operations Management Summary
Chapter 17: Designing Your Storage Layer
Determining Business and Application Requirements Planning Storage Configurations Planning Storage Scalability Planning Data Protection SQL Server Planning Database Layout Planning Windows Server 2008 R2 Summary
Chapter 18: Developing, Testing, and Deploying Your SharePoint 2010 Solution
Deciding on What Architectural Approach to Use Application Life Cycle Management in SharePoint 2010 SharePoint Environments and Deployment Flow between Environments Planning Portal Life Cycle and Management Handling Development Teams Summary
Chapter 19: Designing Your Authentication and Authorization Model
Claims in SharePoint Server 2010 Classic-mode Authentication in SharePoint 2010 Planning for Claims Summary
Chapter 20: Defining Your Governance Model and Approach
Understanding Governance Understanding Governance Models Understanding Governance Principles Understanding Governance Guidelines Understanding Roles Best Practices Summary
Chapter 21: Defining Your Business Continuity Management Plan
Defining Your Business Continuity Requirements Designing Your Backup and Recovery Strategy Designing Your Availability Strategy Designing Your Disaster Recovery Strategy Documentation Best Practices Summary
Chapter 22: Designing For Cloud-Based Solutions and Multi-Tenancy Services
Cloud-Based Solutions SharePoint On Premise Summary
Chapter 23: Designing Virtualized Deployments
Understanding Virtualization On-Premise VM Technologies Cloud-Based VM Hosting Technologies Understanding the SharePoint 2010 Roles You Can Virtualize Looking at a Recommended Deployment Approach An Example Deployment Scenario Best Practices Summary
Part IV: Real-World Service Design Considerations
Chapter 24: Intranet and Internet Publishing Services
SharePoint 2010 Publishing Features Branding Publishing Sites Managing Publishing Content Planning Site Navigation Deploying Publishing Sites Summary
Chapter 25: Corporate Information Services
Designing Corporate Information Services Working with Documents Document Management in the Enterprise SharePoint Software Boundaries Summary
Chapter 26: Business Collaboration Services
Introducing Business Collaboration Features Key Business Challenges Common Business Scenarios Key Architectural Considerations Summary
Chapter 27: Enterprise Search Services
Getting to Know SharePoint 2010 Search Features Getting to Know FAST Search for SharePoint Features Understanding the SharePoint 2010 Search Architecture Understanding Content Sources Understanding Federation Key Business Challenges with Enterprise Search Search User Experience Planning for Scale and Redundancy Optimizing Search Performance Optimizing Search Relevancy Summary
Chapter 28: Individual and Social Networking Features
Personalization Colleagues, Organizations, and Memberships Blogs and Wikis Tagging, Ratings, and Notes Key Business Challenges Advanced Business Scenarios Key Architectural Considerations Recommended Approach Good Practices Summary
Chapter 29: Business Connectivity Services
Introducing Business Connectivity Services Why You Should Care About BCS Molding Your BCS Solutions Building BCS Solutions Using SharePoint Designer Building BCS Solutions Using Visual Studio Administrating the BCS Service Application Security Summary
Chapter 30: Business Intelligence Services
Understanding Business Intelligence Understanding Information Storage and Retrieval Affinities between a SharePoint List and Database Structured Versus Unstructured Data Getting Started with Business Intelligence Using Excel Services Using PowerPivot for Excel Using PowerPivot for SharePoint Using PerformancePoint Services Using Reporting Services Using Visio Services Using Access Services Other Solutions to Retrieve Data Security Summary
Chapter 31: Forms Services and Workflow
What Is a Form? What Is a Workflow? Using Forms and Workflow Together Determining if InfoPath Is the Right Choice Understanding Browser-Based Forms Understanding InfoPath XSN and XML Files Using InfoPath Forms in SharePoint Working with Data in InfoPath InfoPath Deployment Workflow in SharePoint 2010 Workflow Tasks Workflow History Sequential Workflow Versus State Machine Workflow Workflow Tools Developing, Configuring, or Reusing Workflows Summary
Chapter 32: Records Management Services
Understanding Records Management Using a File Plan Introducing SharePoint Records Management Features Key Business Challenges Key SharePoint Architectural Considerations Common Business Scenarios Recommended Approach Best Practices Summary
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