Learn proven techniques and methods for successfully creating a SharePoint system specification. The purpose of a SharePoint system specification for an organization is to expand on the user requirements in order to produce a clear, complete and unambiguous set of documentation. Discover how to describe the intended system in terms of its function, performance, interfaces, and design constraints. * Describes the processes necessary to implement SharePoint, covering the project planning, team, configuration management, and governance * Steps you through the process of building a strong SharePoint presence in your organization * Guides you through creating forms and procedures that will help you meet and exceed customer expectations and requirements * Aids in ensuring all areas of the SharePoint implementation are captured

About the Author

Geoff enjoys over 25 years in Information Technology with 10 years' experience in SharePoint, from development, to design, to implementation. Geoff headed the team to introduce SharePoint to the Scottish Highland University in 2001 and then on to over 30 Scottish colleges. He went on to help implement, manage and govern SharePoint in many global companies. Geoff is a Fellow of Institute of Analysts and Programmers, a member of the Institute for the Management of Information Systems, and majors in SharePoint Information Systems design, architecture, implementation, planning, governance and automation. He also focuses on business continuity, disaster recovery and numerous related areas, all in the land of SharePoint.