Continuing our journey to SharePoint 2016, after Planning and architecting Distributed cache Service for SharePoint 2016, I would like to stress in this article mostly on memory requirements for SharePoint 2016. Here are my key takeaways about requirements for SharePoint 2016: There is no change regarding processor needs on every config it’s 4 cores, 64…
As more and more customers are looking at and planning to deploy SharePoint 2016 on-premises infrastructures, as RTM bits are already available, it’s an ideal time to get a precise look of how our old habits should be challenged with the new version. Usually it’s a matter of finding new documentation on the new version,…
First article of a series on what we learnt at [ #ESPC15 ]: Keynote and 2016 Roadmap Delve Analytics worldwide announcement SharePoint Online performances More sessions on PowerShell and OneDrive, and see you next year ! So the party has been over for one month or so, and the end of the year is…
On Tuesday morning, I had the great chance to attend live one of the greatest session so far at MS Ignite: “What’s New for IT Professionals in SharePoint Server 2016”. https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Ignite/2015/BRK2188/player After the monday’s session on The Evolution of SharePoint : Overview and Roadmap, it was a largeley awaited session to know more technical stuff…
We already knew that : SharePoint 2016 will be available in Q2’2016 with a public beta due in Q4’2015 but we were eagerly waiting to have more news on this future release ! (from @kkhipple) What we learned : MS will focus on the core of SP going forward : files, content management, sites,…
Last February, Julia White, general manager for the Office Product Management Team, shared the Microsoft vision on the evolution of SharePoint and the related products in Office 365. SharePoint has already a long story of evolutions from the simple content collaboration solution it was originally. She used the term “experiences” to outline the new functionalities…
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