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SharePoint Enters Its Awkward Teenage Years

Customer Struggles With Social, Cloud, And Mobile Signal A Transition

February 6, 2013

By Rob Koplowitz, John R. Rymer with Jeffrey S. Hammond, Vivian Brown

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Microsoft SharePoint is the centerpiece of many enterprises' collaboration and content strategies, but it isn't clear to us that enterprises will continue to invest in SharePoint to provide a broader range of social, web content, and content delivery functionality. Customers struggle to adopt SharePoint's full range of features, hurting the product's long-term business value. In addition, uninspired user experiences mean that business management isn't satisfied that SharePoint delivers value to their companies. Microsoft understands these customer challenges, but its various strategies to overcome them must succeed for enterprise adoption of SharePoint to continue growing. This report uses data from Forrester's August 2012 Global SharePoint Usage Online Survey to analyze the current and likely future state of SharePoint adoption in enterprises.
Tags: Cloud Computing, Collaboration Platforms, Enterprise Collaboration, Enterprise Content Management, Enterprise Mobility, Enterprise Web 2.0, Information Management, Infrastructure Architectures, IT Infrastructure & Operations, Mobile Software & Platforms, Office Productivity, Tech Sector Economics, Technology, Technology Adoption Data, Web Content Management (WCM)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Enterprises Embrace SharePoint For Content Collaboration
  • Business Management Wants More Value From SharePoint
  • SharePoint Is Lagging In Three Key Areas
  • SharePoint 2013 Opens Up A More Modular, More Open Future

  • RECOMMENDATIONS

    Rethink What SharePoint Means To Your Organization

  • WHAT IT MEANS

    A Market Leader Faces A Crucial Transition
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