The Six Pillars of SharePoint 2010 (2024)

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What are the six pillars of SharePoint? ›

The basic functions of SharePoint include document management, content collaboration, site creation, permission management, version control, search capabilities, workflow automation, and integration with other Microsoft 365 services.

SharePoint Server 2010 is a central part of the Microsoft ECM solution, which extends content management to every employee in an organization through integration with familiar tools such as the Microsoft Office system.

To put everything in simple terms, SharePoint consists of 3 major building blocks: Sites – used to organize various types of content (web parts) Pages – used to display content (web parts) on a site. Web Part – used to store particular content/information (i.e. documents, events, contacts).

The Six Pillar Approach allows ACSN doctors to resect tumors located in the deep subcortical regions of the brain through an opening as small as a dime, providing a surgical option for many tumors that were once considered inoperable.

The six pillars are: Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring and Citizenship.

In SharePoint 2010, all administrative functions were hidden by menus. In SharePoint 2013, there are fewer administrative menu options, and popular items are shown as part of the interface.

Microsoft SharePoint Workspace 2010 allows you to access your SharePoint content whether or not you are connected to the SharePoint server or working offline.

SharePoint Add-Ins will stop working for new tenants as of November 1st, 2024 and they will stop working for existing tenants and will be fully retired as of April 2nd, 2026.

Classic SharePoint architecture is typically built using a hierarchical system of site collections and subsites, with inherited navigation, permissions, and site designs. Once built, this structure can be inflexible and difficult to maintain.

What are the 5 zones in SharePoint? ›

default zone in SharePoint

A web application can support up to five Default Zones. The available zone names are Default, Extranet, Intranet, Internet, and Custom. One particular zone name can be used per web application.

SharePoint Site Hierarchy:

At the top is the site collection, which acts as the container for multiple sites. Within a site collection, there can be multiple subsites, forming a hierarchical tree-like structure. The parent site is the top-level site within a site collection, and subsites can be created beneath it.

A column represents an attribute, or piece of metadata, that the user wants to manage for the items in the list or content type to which they added the column. Users can add columns to list, library and sites and even reference them in content types.