Measuring the Impact of SharePoint 2016 and SharePoint Online

Measuring the Impact of SharePoint 2016 and SharePoint OnlineChristian Buckleyand Mark Kashman

Christian BuckleyChief Marketing Officer

@buckleyplanet

cbuck@beezy.netwww.buckleyplanet.com

Beezy is the premier enterprise collaboration solution for Microsoft Office 365 and SharePoint, extending the feature set and improving the user experience for on-premises, cloud, and hybrid deployments. We are on a mission to transform the way people work, and to help employees be more connected, innovative, and happy. Learn more at www.beezy.net or @FollowBeezy on Twitter.

Mark KashmanSenior Product Manager

mkashman@Microsoft.com www.Microsoft.com office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/ /pub/mark-kashman/25/10b/113 @mkashman

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Don’t miss this great community feedback with insights from our panel of experts on:• Common success drivers for enterprise

collaboration• Creating a shared definition around collaboration

success• Insights into large vs. small team issues• Guidance on best practices for your own strategy

The goal of this community initiative is to understand how organizations define, measure, and implement successful collaboration strategies.We have divided our efforts into three areas:1. How do organizations define success?2. How do organizations measure success?3. How do organizations effectively implement these

strategies?

#MeasureCollabSuccess

How do you define successful collaboration?

Why is small team collaboration easy?

Why doesn’t small team success easily scale to large organizations?

“A nice to have, with little visible understanding of how collaboration is information flow, which helps the bottom line.”

“They know it is important, but are resistant to new technology due to regulatory restrictions.”

“They think it is the key to success and increased productivity, but haven’t wanted to invest in the tools to achieve it.”

“Their idea of collaboration is sharing files.”

“They understand the value and support it, but see it as a technology solution, not a people + technology solution.”

How successful has your organization been in deploying and supporting collaboration?

How well do people within your organization collaborate?

Have the goals and benefits of collaboration been clearly defined and articulated within your organization?

How well are collaboration efforts aligned with the needs of the business?

How does “The Future of SharePoint” impact collaboration success?

Advice from the community

“Never underestimate the amount of change management, training, and effort required to get people to collaborate effectively.”

“Don’t be afraid to stumble. Do some experiments.”

“Understand the goals, and work with leadership to ensure their visible support.”

“Get everyone on the same page. Agree on goals, promote transparency and sharing (instead of working individually and in silos).”

“Start by talking about your expectations. And decide on some initial metrics up front, refine over time as people start using the technology.”

“Engage people in the planning process. Build solutions in small increments.”

The Future of SharePoint – Jeff Teper http://bit.ly/21xagOJThe Future of SharePoint Keynote – Office Videos http://bit.ly/1qvkNfX SharePoint Server 2016—your foundation for the future – SharePoint Team http://bit.ly/1Zdjxtv SharePoint—the mobile and intelligent intranet – SharePoint Team http://bit.ly/1NWnXUW The SharePoint Framework—an open and connected platform – SharePoint Team http://bit.ly/1W9ij4U SharePoint has a great Future – Liam Cleary (MVP) http://bit.ly/1TgDYHE Breakdown of the Future of SharePoint Announcements – buckleyPLANET (MVP) http://bit.ly/1TgvK2j Thoughts About The Future of SharePoint – Michael Sampson http://bit.ly/1U0NIQD The Future of SharePoint is All About You – Susan Hanley (MVP) http://bit.ly/1U0uyu1

Resources

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the whitepaperhttp://hubs.ly/H03lxlP0

Christian Buckleycbuck@beezy.net@buckleyplanet/IN/ChristianBuckley

Mark Kashmanmkashman@Microsoft.com@mkashman/IN/mark-kashman-11310b25

Thank you!