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January 9, 2009

Governing SharePoint In The Enterprise

Using A Framework To Govern SharePoint In ECM Initiatives

by Craig Le Clair

with Kyle McNabb, Keith K. Tsang

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Executive Summary

SharePoint can provide value to enterprises by supporting new and collaborative ways of working. When deployed effectively, team and community collaboration technology consolidate apps and content that contribute to information overload and context-switching. But as with any ECM deployment, enterprises need to plan carefully. Uncontrolled SharePoint growth can lead to administrative, compliance, and performance issues. Enterprises must leverage governance, the right roles, and traditional enterprise content management (ECM) platforms to support their deployments. Forrester has synthesized best practices across company sizes and industries into a governance framework defining objectives, roles, responsibilities, and guidance for SharePoint.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • SharePoint: The Presumed Elixir For Information Overload
  • SharePoint Chaos Challenges I&KM Professionals
  • A Governance Framework Addresses SharePoint Chaos In ECM Endeavors
  • Segmenting Your Content Needs Helps Guide SharePoint Vision

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