Data Management Strategies for the CIOAccess "SharePoint 2010 performance management load gets heavier"
This article is part of the August 2011 issue of How to plan for a SharePoint 2010 implementation
It’s been said many times: SharePoint is a complex platform. When Microsoft released SharePoint 2010, management complexity increased further with the addition of service applications, more flexible SharePoint deployment models, new features like Office Web Apps and expanded data-handling capabilities (for example, increased list item limits and remote storage of binary large objects, or blobs). As a result, systems administrators need to be even more vigilant in maintaining their SharePoint farms to ensure acceptable performance. One of the biggest performance drains in any SharePoint 2010 management environment is having inadequate hardware. And because of all the changes in the deployment models and the new features, hardware requirements for SharePoint 2010 have increased or changed significantly compared with earlier versions of the software. Find out more about SharePoint 2010 deployment, adoption and management and how the platform works in successful enterprise collaboration Learn about overcoming the challenges of so-called SharePoint 2010 adoption... Access >>>
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Three steps to creating a successful SharePoint 2010 deployment plan
by Brien M. Posey, Contributor
These best practices for developing a comprehensive enterprise SharePoint 2010 deployment strategy have proven a winning formula for many organizations and can be boiled down to three key steps.
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SharePoint 2010 adoption: If you deploy it, will your users come?
by Mark Clarkson, Contributor
Making sure SharePoint 2010 is adopted throughout the enterprise to its best advantage takes a clear strategic plan and an awareness of the pitfalls. Part of the trick is a setup for viral adoption.
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SharePoint 2010 performance management load gets heavier
by Shawn Shell, Contributor
SharePoint 2010’s increased capabilities, and complexity, require administrators to be more vigilant in managing and maintaining their server farms to ensure best performance.
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Three steps to creating a successful SharePoint 2010 deployment plan
by Brien M. Posey, Contributor
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