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SharePoint 2010 Key Features Sneak Peek

Von Toni Pohl 17. July 2009 07:16

Auf der Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC) diese Woche in New Orleans wurde SharePoint 2010 Technical Preview einer breiten Öffentlichkeit vorgestellt (siehe auch SharePoint 2010 Technical Preview).

Wer rasch mehr wissen will, findet auf codeproject.com eine recht übersichtliche Zusammenfassung der “key features” von SharePoint 2010 von Mohamed Faizal (ein Software Consultant aus Singapur), wo die wichtigsten Neuerungen mit Screenshots präsentiert werden.

SharePoint 2010 Key Features Sneak Peek – die wichtigsten Neurungen auf einen Blick:

New User Interface including new Ribbon

Web Edit

Silverlight Web Part

Rich Theming

Multiple Browser Support

Visio Services

SharePoint Designer

Business Connectivity Services (the evolution of the Business Data Catalog)

SharePoint Workspace

Rich Media Support

Central Administration

Viel mehr dazu bald hier im Blog…

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