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MOSS 2007 Information

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Several components comprise Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS). Portal is outlined here. Refer to Office SharePoint Server Evaluation Guide to evaluate the capabilities of each major functional area. Read about Microsoft's own experience internally using SharePoint, including the benefits and lessons learned, which may be helpful to other enterprises considering a large-scale implementation of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS). View Understanding the 2007 Microsoft Office System User Experience and Interface Design to become familiar with the new 2007 Microsoft Office System.

Portal

Portal sites connect your people to business critical information, expertise, and applications. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) is a world class Enterprise Portal platform that makes it easy to build and maintain portal sites for every aspect of your business.

Portal site

Portal sites connect your people to important business resources.

Connect your people to information and expertise

Quick, easy access to critical information and expertise means better decisions and more rigorous execution.

  • A comprehensive portal framework makes it easy to build portal sites that meet the specific requirements of your audience. A flexible, highly scalable architecture supports personal, divisional, intranet, extranet, and Internet sites.
  • Integrated web content management makes customizing site look-and-feel easy. Powerful authoring features simplify content contribution. Centrally managed site design, publishing and deployment capabilities seamlessly integrate cutting-edge web content management into the overall portal platform.
  • Cutting-edge social networking technology makes finding and managing expertise easier than ever before.

Connect your people to key business applications

Consolidated access to existing business applications drives consistent performance of common business tasks. Streamlined development of new composite applications can lead to order of magnitude improvements in important business processes.

  • A sophisticated application development environment shortens development time for highly customized business applications.
  • A comprehensive application integration framework allows you to quickly assemble composite applications from existing systems.
  • State-of-the-art application governance features provide fine-grained control over the application execution environment.

Litware Internet portal

Microsoft Office SharePoint Server delivers a rich development environment for assembling composite applications from services provided by line-of-business systems.

Connect your people to role-specific resources

Personalized information delivery increases the relevance and value of information.

  • Audience targeting features allow information owners to decide how, when and where specific audiences consume their information.
  • The My Site personal site pulls together summary views of personal information, providing full control over information "for me, by me, and about me."
  • Personalized information rollup allows users to create customized summaries of important information in the portal.
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MOSS 2007 Design Component Relationships and Diagrams
SharePoint Groups, Permissions, Site Security, and Depreciated Site Groups
Plan for software boundaries (Office SharePoint Server)
Index SharePoint Portal Server 2003 list items in SharePoint Server 2007
Understanding the SharePoint, ASP.NET Relationship
When You Need SharePoint Designer
Microsoft Enterprise Search 101: Technology and SKU breakdown
Wiki While You Work
Enabling Custom Authentication for SharePoint
The SharePoint Indexing Process and How it Works
BDC and Security
Microsoft Search Server 2008
Plan for global enterprise search
Creating and Configuring WCM-Enabled Sites
Introducing Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007
5 Steps to a Great SharePoint User Experience
Knowledge Management and MOSS
Supported global solutions for Office SharePoint Server
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Identify your search team (Office SharePoint Server for Search)
Performance Planning For SharePoint Search
Best Practice Analyzer for WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007
Overview: Plan search (Office SharePoint Server for Search)
Plan to crawl content (Office SharePoint Server for Search)
Plan the end user search experience (Office SharePoint Server for Search)
Plan to deploy index and query servers (Office SharePoint Server for Search)
Plan for administrative and service accounts
End-to-end deployment scenarios (Office SharePoint Server 2007 for Search)
Deploy Office SharePoint Server 2007 for Search on a stand-alone computer
Deploy in a simple server farm (Office SharePoint Server 2007 for Search)
Deploy using DBA-created databases (Office SharePoint Server 2007 for Search)
Getting your content crawled (Office SharePoint Server 2007 for Search)
Configure a dedicated front-end Web server for crawling (Office SharePoint Server 2007 for Search)
Security and protection for Office SharePoint Server 2007 for Search
File types and IFilter reference (Office SharePoint Server 2007 for Search)
How NOT to set up SharePoint Search
Determine hardware and software requirements (Office SharePoint Server 2007 for Search)
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Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Team Blog
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SharePoint Nick
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Shane Perran’s SharePoint Blog
Joel Oleson's SharePoint Land
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Dan's Blog
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Bob Fox's SharePoint Blog
Christopher on SharePoint
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Arpan Shah's Blog
Mart Muller's SharePoint Blog
iFilter Blog
Brian Wilson's Blog
Johnwe's SharePoint WebLog
SharePoint 2007 WebLog
Andrew Connell [MVP MOSS]
Tangible Thoughts
Fear and Loathing
Nick Grattan's techy blog
Alex's Blog
Angus Logan's Blog
Arno Nel 2.0 - the Strategic Architect
Bill Baer's SharePoint Blog
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SharePoint Community Portal "Behind the Scenes" Blog
Cornelius J. van Dyk's SharePoint Brain Dump
Daniel McPherson's SharePoint Community Blog
Robin's SharePoint Blog