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Final Results And Overall Mark
Well we
have reached the end of the review. Here are
my
final
comments, notes and grades for
the
Microsoft SharePoint Team Services.
Final Comments
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How It Grades |
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Installation:
99%
Stability: 90%
Ease of Use:
95%
Performance:
85%
Ease of use:
90%
Features: 95%
Recoverability: 75%
Value: 95%
Overall:
90.5% |
Installation is the easiest yet that I have dealt with for a server
product. As far as stability is concerned I have had no problems whatsoever
with SharePoint flaking out or something screwy going on. It just works�.
Integration with Office XP is great and really adds value to your investment
of Office Technologies. Recoverability for SharePoint gets a C. I have
never like recovering FrontPage webs and SharePoint complicates the matter
even more. You won�t be able to change the hierarchy of your webs once you
set them up the first time. In other words if you have subwebs that utilize
Team Services you won�t be able to move them to a different directory or the
root level. Just something to keep in mind to make sure you do it the way
you want it the first time. Otherwise it�s just easier to scratch the web
and start anew. For the price of FrontPage Team Services is definitely a
bargain. Overall I give it an A. Team Services is featured packed and I am
very impressed with the product as this is just a 1.0 release (and people
say Microsoft can�t get it right on the first try). It will be very
exciting to see how this product matures over time.
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Specs & Package |
|
Overall Score |
90.5% |
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Version Reviewed |
SharePoint Team Services |
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Release Date |
Out Now |
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In The Box? |
N/A |
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The Good Points |
Installation is a snap
Document Libraries
Integration with Office XP |
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The Bad Points |
Recovering/Moving SharePoint Team Services Based Sites |
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Reviewers Specs |
#1
Dell Dimension XPS R400
Windows XP Professional
P3 400 MHz
128 MB of RAM
#2
Dell Optiplex G1
Windows 2000 Server
SQL 2000 Server
P3 1 GHz
512 MB of RSM |
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PC Required |
See System
Requirements |
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