SharePoint

In my opinion, Microsoft SharePoint is replacing traditional servers because the view from the top is that this approach is cheaper. However, my organization does not provide sufficient support or training to make Microsoft SharePoint/OneCloud/MS365 truly an effective aid to productivity. I find myself envious of colleagues whose organizations outsourced to Google rather than Microsoft (MS). It also seems ironic that MS one had this product, Word, that beat out its main competitor, WordPerfect, by having around 70% as many features and implementing them in a simpler and more robust manner. In my opinion, Google Workspace is now doing that to MS.

We have multiple uses for Sharepoint. We use it for For storing information securely for organizing and sharing with others for creating internal websites for project collaboration.

MS Share Point is the a single destination for complete organization to keep updated what is going in the organization, share updates, keep important data basically it is a library for our files and data. It can be accessed from any where any source any time. It is very easy to use , very good interface.

MS SharePoint is being used by the whole organization. It is a great way to store and organize documents across departments and have permission-based access. This allows fewer emails to be sent as everything is being stored in the cloud. Now we don't have to use file servers or third-party companies to send and receive large files.

Sharepoint is the best alternative to traditional physical hard drives. It's safe to store files in cloud which makes it more secure and less likely to get lost. We have implemented this across our organization after a major cyberattack happened to our company back in 2017. It works in the cloud so can be accessed from anywhere. It has a dedicated mobile application for easy access. It organizes files very neat and tidy.

We use MS SharePoint in a variety of ways. First, it is an excellent shared file depository. You can collaborate with people across campus by placing the file in SharePoint and allowing the people on the team on which you are working access. Thanks to the capabilities of office you can all edit the document in a single place and don't have to worry about people downloading their own copies and different revisions developing. We also use this feature as a sort of wiki to show changes over time. I also use the calendar feature quite a bit. It is helpful for tracking past events and planning those in the future. The color coding features are nice so you can run parallel calendars over top of one another. The last feature I like is setting up a landing page or home page that you can use to keep people that maybe don't use the SharePoint site as regularly up to date on the project or area that you have developed.

This is being used across the entire organization. It allows for great collaboration among teams and departments. It also makes it very easy to share information with everyone in the company and with external individuals. It can also be used for file storage to take the place of local storage to alleviate storage management needs on premise.

Our organization heavily depends on MS SharePoint for better collaboration, thereby improving the productivity. As SharePoint is well connected with all Microsoft Office components, this made the organization business more efficient and overall better for all employees and customers.

I can proudly vouch for the fact that our organization has leveraged all the possible features provided by SharePoint, transforming it into many products, applications, and content management. As this is a web based product, SharePoint was adopted to most of the solutions in the enterprise, and can be treated as a best case on how a product can be converted in many different ways.

Our organization was able to understand the business requirements and have trimmed the platform, serv[ing] all those requirements without depending on other technologies. With the introduction of Power platforms, SharePoint was able to take our organization to extraordinary levels, which I believe would have been impossible with any other technology. In a nutshell, SharePoint have done miracles for our organization in every aspect and is still going strong.

MS SharePoint application is used in our organization by all the users. Its one of the non validated document repositories used. We use the tool not only as a document storage or collaboration tool, but also used for application development. Used for setting for project management sites and other utility applications build using the platform

Currently, SharePoint is being utilized within our shared services functions to streamline processes by utilizing SharePoint's workflow capabilities. Additionally, we're using SharePoint to manage and track various projects across our shared services. SharePoint allows us to address current issues facing various program teams by being able automate workflows embedded within forms/templates created within SharePoint. By using these features we're able to track progress on deliverables and ensure the current SLAs are being appropriately met.

[MS] Sharepoint currently used in private Azure instances as departmental document stores and wider use as repository for regulatory evidence required for governance, data protection, risk and compliance requirements for both internal and external audits. Individual teams also have allocated areas which replace legacy shared drives on local LANs. Access to [MS] Sharepoint resources is fully integrated with corporate Active Directory with additional two-factor authentication required for administrative users.

Microsoft SharePoint is primarily used for collaboration, Intranets, and in some cases for Extranets and public-facing web sites as well.

Currently, in our organization, we use SharePoint Online which is part of Microsoft 365 and we have implemented company's Intranet portal using SharePoint.

MS Sharepoint is heavily used in storing un-controlled documents as a library tool. I am the administrator for our department and it helps to be able to control what folders are shared outside of our department.

Sharepoint is being used for document management across the whole organization. It is majorly used for collaboration purposes. Documents and files can be easily accessed using SharePoint. It provides other amazing functionalities like searching, tracking, and managing documents and files. Anyone across the organization can view and edit a document with access control. It is also used for project management, as it allows managers to manage tasks and teams. Sharepoint was also used to store learning content, which is also helpful in creating an assessment quiz and surveys. A drawback of SharePoint is that it cannot be used for creating public websites because of the poor user interface. With the functionalities that I explored in SharePoint, document and knowledge management are really good.

We are using SharePoint hosted and SharePoint Online to host intranet team sites and an inter-company website. For my service team, I use SPO to host a large (>100GB) repository of content and software for my field service users to access on the go. The companion mobile and PC OneDrive apps are great for keeping things available even while offline for my field users.

SharePoint is used organization-wide from our parent company to each of the operating companies underneath it. It is a collaboration solution within the Office 365 toolkit and has been used in our company since 2007. SharePoint is has been paired with a few tools to run in parallel over the years, but the current deployment is almost purely off-the-shelf Microsoft.

SharePoint is used as our enterprise-wide file sharing and general purpose collaboration space solution. It's intended to replace network folders and serve as an intranet for people outside of a team to familiarize themselves with the team's content and processes.

MS SharePoint is used across the entire organization, with MS Teams primarily as the front-end product. It helps address our company's collaboration problem.

We utilize SharePoint across the organization for collaboration, file storage, and custom apps. Teams use SharePoint sites as their landing page to advertise their services and points of contact. Many teams utilize forms and SharePoint workflow to intake work and/or initiate & track business processes. Teams, departments, groups, and projects also utilize file storage and sharing capabilities for collaborative efforts and information sharing.

SharePoint is in use across our entire organization. It provides a central location for our document libraries, collaboration, private, and internal intranet websites for all of our corporate departments.

MS SharePoint is used by most of my colleagues. My overall experience with SharePoint has been positive across the many years I've used it. MS SharePoint is being used by our entire organization almost every department. With SharePoint, I can integrate with MS Excel and with Office365, so as I do my projects in Excel I could share them on MS SharePoint. I am sure there are still so many things to learn about this app, and I'm still discovering new things. It has definitely been the best product for working with teams inside and outside of the company.

Microsoft SharePoint is used across our whole company as it is the primary service through which our intranet is run. The service is meant as a link between all business departments and to be a central repository for notices, forms, policies, procedures, and various other admin-linked processes. The service ensures that multiple different platforms are not used to serve information and revision control is possible.

SharePoint is used for sharing files in a number of different situations, especially departmental documents and forms which can be edited by a number of other users.

Our IT PMO uses SharePoint for each of our projects. Each project has its own site. If there are multiple workstreams in a project, they all have their own subsites. We use it as a document repository primarily. We have recently upgraded to the newer version of SharePoint which is nice, but they did remove some of the functionality I got used to. It is also used across other departments in our organization which does make it nice because if you are on a new project team, the other team members know how to use it.

Across the organization, MS SharePoint is used as a collaborative platform for documents/ideas and as a news platform, as well as a change management/audit tracking tool for finance and IT. It addresses versioning to ensure that data is correct and unedited for audits and also for the ability to restore an improperly edited document.