The SharePoint for Collaboration Practitioner (SPC) Program identifies the core collaborative functionality provided by SharePoint 2010 out-of-the box. It identifies strategies and SharePoint native capabilities available to encourage collaboration; allow users to use familiar tools to collaborate like Microsoft Outlook, Office, and Visio; provide support to users; and integrate social technologies like wikis and blogs into the SharePoint collaborative environment. Learn:

•  Collaborative Workspaces
• SharePoint to Manage Projects
• Integrating with Outlook and Office 2010
• Co-Authoring
• Going Mobile
• Promoting User Adoption
• Personalize Information
• Enable Continuous Improvement
• SharePoint in the Cloud
• Finding the Right People

The SharePoint for Collaboration Specialist Program dives deeper into collaboration in the enterprise context. It focuses on collaborative business processes and the ways in which SharePoint can be configured and customized to provide more targeted and relevant data through improving processes, using visualization, controlling data chaos, and making search simple.

The SharePoint for Collaboration Master Training Program comprises the main elements from the above training programs in addition to a case study exercise. The course provides complete coverage of the effective use of SharePoint 2010 for collaboration for professionals working in both the public and private sector.

Participants will use their newly gained knowledge to plan, design, and implement a SharePoint collaboration-driven project based on case study exercises and expertise learned from the Practitioner and Specialist Course programs.