SharePoint for Nonprofits Review

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(More customer reviews)Despite the maturity of the Microsoft SharePoint platform, there is still a lot of misinformation in the marketplace about its capabilities. Talk to a dozen vendors and you will get at least a half a dozen different answers. This book brings clarity to many of the misnomers that have been circling the SharePoint world. It sheds light on a number of areas that many SharePoint consultants have neglected for far too long. No longer does SharePoint need to be relegated to the back of the house for intranet or document management. John and Sean go to great lengths to explain how SharePoint should be viewed as a platform, not just a document repository.
A quick and easy read, this book is concise and provides sound guidance as to the opportunities as well as pitfalls related to implementation and customization of SharePoint. It provides well thought out approaches and discusses the little known and talked about potential of an integrated SharePoint system/platform. This is not a developers guide, it is a book written specifically to IT decision makers, strategists, and executives.
John and Sean bring a much needed discussion to the SharePoint arena. This book is written from the perspective of how an organization can develop a comprehensive SharePoint strategy. This book is a must read for anyone who may be involved in deciding about whether or not SharePoint will be or still is a good fit for their organization.

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SharePoint for Nonprofits provides a tour of SharePoint capabilities and delivers specific guidance for nonprofits, associations, charities, or any .org - large or small. SharePoint is a single comprehensive platform capable of supporting public-facing websites, social networking, private communities, collaborative environments, business intelligence, and even custom applications. While it may be the same version of SharePoint used by businesses and government agencies the world over, nonprofits and associations use SharePoint differently. SharePoint for Nonprofits delivers a comprehensive roadmap for delivering SharePoint solutions to staff, members, donors, and volunteers. This book is for association and nonprofit professionals and consultants. Prescriptive guidance and best practices are provided for executives, directors, information workers, management teams, business users and technical staff responsible for evaluating and implementing SharePoint.

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