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Brien M. Posey, Contributor Published: 12 Oct 2012
Taking a closer look at SharePoint Server 2010 costs

This article is part of the October 2011 issue of Taking a closer look at SharePoint Server 2010 costs

Although SharePoint 2010 adoption continues at a feverish pace, many organizations are finding that the initial deployment process takes longer than expected. While delays hinder an organization’s ability to derive business value from SharePoint 2010 quickly, there are ways to ensure the platform is ready to go once integration, hardware and other technical issues have been solved. The key is people. By making sure that the employees who will be working on SharePoint 2010 deployments are well-prepared, enterprises can start seeing returns on their investment as soon as they go live with the software. Deploying other Microsoft server products typically requires sending a couple of staff members to a week-long training program. So while it might seem strange to consider specific SharePoint 2010 management staffing requirements, it’s important to keep in mind that the collaboration platform is completely different from other Microsoft server products. In fact, it is probably the most complex product that Microsoft offers and deploying anything beyond a ... Access >>>

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