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The Services of the 2007 Microsoft Office System

In these days I'm working with OBA for SharePoint, and was looking through different materials, trying to find the necessary information. In one of the OBA books I stumble over the very interesting diagram, that I decided to post here. I found it really useful, because it categorize the services by logical view.

This diagram can help you  when create the vision/scope of your project and operate with the logical keywords, that are translated to the specific services of SharePoint.

 

Collaboration

ECM

People

Search

BPM

BI

Discussions

Calendars

E-Mail

Presence

Project Mgt

Outlook Sync

Approval

Policy

Rights Mgt

Retention

Multi-Lingual

Web Publishing

Staging

MySites

Targeting

People Finding

Social Networking

Privacy

Profiles

Indexing

Relevance

Metadata

Alerts

Customizable UX

Rich\Web Forms

Biz Data Catalog

Data in Lists

LOB Actions

Single Sign-On

BizTalk Integ

Server Calc.

Web Rendering

KPIs

Dashboard Tools

Report Center

SQL RS\AS Integ

Core Services

Storage

Repository

Metadata

Versioning

Backup

Security

Rights\Roles

Pluggable Auth

Per Item

Rights Trimming

Management

Admin UX

Delegation

Provisioning

Monitoring

Topology

Config Mgt

Farm Services

Feature Policy

Extranet

Site Model

Rendering

Templates

Navigation

Visual Blueprint

APIs

Fields\Forms

OM and SOAP

Events

Deployment

Web Parts | Personalization | Master Pages | Provider Framework (Navigation, Security)

Database Services

Workflow Services

Operating System Services

 

This diagram represents a logical view of the service architecture for the 2007 Microsoft Office system. At the bottom of the diagram are the more fundamental services. Each succeeding layer then uses the services below it to build more specific services to support business operations. At the top level are specific business services that can be used independently or organized to support business applications and processes.

 

Comments

Jeremy Thake said:

Great overview mate.

# August 24, 2009 9:44 PM
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