Three Simple SharePoint Scenarios

I am proud to announce the completion of another CIAOPS publication title. This one is “Three Simple SharePoint Scenarios” and I’d like to think that it takes a slightly different approach to teaching people SharePoint.

Firstly, the title is available in PDF, ePub and Kindle formats for $9.99. It is 132 pages and basically takes you through three step by step tutorials of building SharePoint solutions. I feel this is different from most other SharePoint books I have read for the simple fact that it shows you how to use SharePoint to solve business problems rather than just showing your the features of SharePoint.

The first scenario focuses on building a shared calendar for a community organization that needs to keep track of who is booking their hall. The second scenario deals with the issues that a small coffee shop would face and includes an introduction to basic branding with SharePoint. The final scenario looks at a professional office that needs to manage documents and the security these documents.

Each scenario will take you through the step by step process of building each scenario and provided you additional suggestions at the end as to what further development could be done to further improve what is available. So, rather than focusing on what SharePoint is this title hopefully focuses on what SharePoint can do and specifically do out of the box for a small to medium business.

All CIAOPS SharePoint Guide subscribers automatically get access to all formats as part of their subscription. This is another benefit of being a subscriber, you always get access to any publications created by the CIAOPS for free during your subscription period. Aside from being a SharePoint Guide Subscriber purchasing one of my eBook titles is a great way you can support the work that I do writing here on the blog, conducting the podcast, videos, free material and more. Most titles are cheap, with some only being a dollar or two. So please, if you want to support what I do here and allow me to keep doing it and go on creating more useful titles I’d urge you to consider a purchase.