managing governance across the social landscape
DESCRIPTION
Most enterprises are trying to understand -- and roll out -- social capabilities across the enterprise, but many are concerned about the lack of governance controls for social activities in SharePoint and Yammer. This presentation helps set the stage for what is available out of the box, and what organizations should be thinking about to better govern their social deployments.TRANSCRIPT
Managing Governance Across the Social LandscapeChristian BuckleyDirector of Product Evangelism, Metalogix
Some of the questions we’ll ask :
• How are people using social tools?
• What changes have happened in SharePoint due to Microsoft’s plans for social, and what is coming next?
• How will social impact my business?
• How does social impact my SharePoint planning, and my ability to manage SharePoint across the enterprise?
About
Christian Buckley, Director, Product Evangelism at Metalogix
• Microsoft MVP for SharePoint Server
• Most recently at Microsoft, part of the Microsoft Managed Services team (now Office365-Dedicated) and then Advertising Operations
• Prior to Microsoft, was a senior consultant, working in the software, supply chain, and grid technology spaces focusing on collaboration
• Co-founded and sold a collaboration software company to Rational Software. At another startup (E2open), helped design, build, and deploy a SharePoint-like collaboration platform (Collaboration Manager), onboarding numerous high-tech manufacturing companies, including Hitachi, Matsushita (Panasonic), and Seagate
• Co-authored ‘Microsoft SharePoint 2010: Creating and Implementing Real-World Projects’ link (MS Press, March 2012) and 3 books on software configuration management.
• Twitter: @buckleyplanet Blog: buckleyplanet.com Email: [email protected]
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• Set up a FAQ system to help users find answers quickly
• Implement a cost-effective contact management system
My Day in Social
Definitions
Governance is about taking action to help your organization organize, optimize, and manage your systems and resources.
A governance strategy is never static – it is a living, breathing process and a set of
rules that you should live by, not die by!
Your governance strategy needs to be adaptable to meet the growing,
changing needs of your business.
• SharePoint out of the box is a powerful platform
• But many organizations don’t think they have the time, money, people to spend on planning
• The same can be said for governance
• The result? • Site sprawl• Unfettered content• Process lawlessness
Why are we talking about governance?
Many organizations are experiencing a “Governance Crisis” – how to manage their users and rapidly growing data across many different platforms.
Cloud computing provides an opportunity to move commodity infrastructure and services to cloud-based services managed by some of the world’s leading technology companies, reducing risk and optimizing resource utilization.
As infrastructure and services increasingly are distributed across public, managed and private cloud environments, the need for sophisticated tools to support Governance and Administration will be essential.
Governance and Administration for Hybrid Deployments (whitepaper)
Why are we talking about governance?
Chris BeckettSharePointBits.com
SharePoint Certified Master (MCM)
The Shift Toward the Cloud
Changes to SharePoint
WCMFeatures
• Cross Site Publishing• Video & Embedding• Image renditions• Clean URLs• Metadata navigation• Variations & Content
Translation• Search Engine
Optimization
Benefits
• Built for the internet• Built for mobile
Supports the tools and workflows designers use
OfficeFeatures
• Web-based access to the Office applications
• Drag and drop from the desktop to the platform
• Exchange integrations• Improved notifications
Benefits
• Online and offline editing• Improved end user
experience• Aggregated view into the
entire desktop
SearchFeatures
• FAST integration• Hover panels• Search by metadata• Search result
customization• Improved analytics
Benefits
• Manage user permissions• Comprehensive security
reports• Recommendations for
permissions clean up
SocialFeatures
• Community• Social tagging• Easily share content
and activities• Follow documents,
people, sites, tags, and activities
• Improved activity streams
• Improved My Sites• Save locally
Benefits
• Build more robust metadata• Make content more findable• Link people, teams, content
and activities
Online 1st
Features
• Nearing parity between online and on prem
• Robust integration between the desktop and the platform
• Speeding up the delivery of new features
• Built for the cloud
Benefits
• Faster realization of the benefits of the cloud
• Access to tools and data anytime, anywhere
Change is coming to all of your enterprise applications
Data anytime, anywhere. It's under your desk, it's across town, it's across the planet,and it doesn't matter.
Pick your tools, any tools.The right tool for the right job.It’s all about self-service.
Bring your own device.Your data and tools should be able to reach you wherever you are, whatever platform you use.
Built for the business user, not the IT organization. Simplified inputs, through forms, workflow, and easy to navigate, intuitive interfaces.
It's social, baby. It’s not about corporate Facebook, but enabling applications and systems to share data and social experiences across environments.
The Evolution of Social inside SharePoint
You
So does she
Him too
As she posts…
Everyone following her gets notified
Write
Read
The micro-feed enables users to do the following:
• Participate in conversations by posting comments and replies
• Post pictures and links
• Use tags (starting with the # symbol) to define keywords that users can follow and search for
• Use mentions (starting with the @ symbol) to tag users in posts and replies
• Indicate agreement with comments and replies by clicking Like.
• Follow people, documents, sites, and tags to customize their feed
Office 365 has all these capabilities too.
Image borrowed from the SharePoint 911 team at Rackspace
Image borrowed from the ShareThePoint.com site
How people are using social:
• Innovation• Find an Expert• Sharing • Discussions• Knowledgebase• Ad hoc collaboration• Rich media sharing• Anywhere access
Social is more than just technologyAs Microsoft says, its about People, Process and Technology
It’s about solving a business problem – but with an understanding of your cultural needs
Social Architecture
For more of a dev perspective with detail on APIs, Beyond Social, by Adis Jugo
Social Architecture
User Profile Service
Profile DB (per-service)
People and tag
following
User profile properties
#Hashtags Feed postsSite and
document following
Personal storage space
Managed
Metadata
Content DB (site collection per-user)
Conversations are stored in a Content Database in Micro-feed-type lists, and the rest, such as tags, etc., are in a User Profile Social Database
Extending via APIs
• Client-side• CSMO: Managed C#, Silverlight• Mobility API: Windows Phone• JavaScript Object model (JSOM)• REST / Odata
• Server-side• Server Object Model
Yammer + SharePoint Roadmap
Today
Option to replace SharePoint Newsfeed with Yammer
Yammer app for SharePoint
SharePoint 2013 on-premises guidance
Tomorrow
New User Experience
Document conversations
Office 365 Single sign-on
Future
External Communication
Email integration
Enhanced messaging
What does governance look like in a social world?
What happens with permissions?
How do I manage taxonomy?
What are the storage concerns?
Am I able to meet my auditing and compliance requirements?
What are my reporting options?Is there real-time monitoring?
Can I enforce governance policies?
Moving Forward
Key Questions
• Does your platform align with your business goals?
• Are the tools relevant to your users and activities?
• What are your short-term and long-term goals for social?
• What does a successful implementation look like at your organization?
Thank you!
Contact me
Order your copy at http://oreil.ly/qC4loT
Christian [email protected]+1 [email protected] and www.Metalogix.com
Additional Resources available• Beyond Social – Tailor SharePoint 2013 social features
according to your needs, procedures and compliance regulations (Adis Jugo) http://slidesha.re/17o7IFO
• What's new in social computing in SharePoint Server 2013 (TechNet) http://bit.ly/16QcyO6
• Governance and Administration for Hybrid Deployments
(Chris Beckett whitepaper) http://bit.ly/XmqBIc