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Project Study on Microsoft Office

SharePoint Server (MOSS)


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What is SharePoint

A set of Products and Technologies with informative

and collaborative web-based capabilities.

It includes two platforms viz:

Windows SharePoint Services (WSS)

Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS)


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What is MOSS?

Portal-based platform:

Collaboratively creating,

Managing

Sharing documents and

Web services

Access through Intranet, Extranet and Internet


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The Six Pillars of MOSS


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Uses of MOSS

Create Complete View of Your Business Access

Put Relevant Information at Your Fingertips

Share Knowledge Across the Organization

Find and Leverage Your Organization's Intellectual

Capital

Create Self-Service Portals

Reduce Development Time and Cost


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MOSS V/S WSS

Parameters WSS MOSS

License required No Yes

Social Networking

No Yes Privacy & Security No Yes

People Search No Yes

Retention and Auditing Policies No Yes

Integration with Microsoft Information Rights

Management (IRM)No Yes


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MOSS V/S WSS

Parameters WSS MOSS

Notification Service No Yes

Single Sign-On (SSO)

No Yes Share, Manage, and Control Spreadsheets No Yes

Business Data Web Parts No Yes

E-Mail Content as Records No Yes

Web Services No Yes


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What is CITRIX ?

Citrix Systems, Inc. is an Americanmultinational corporation

Provides server & desktop virtualization,

networking & cloud computing technologies Used by more than 2,30,000 organizations

worldwide

Vision: A world where anyone can work and

play from anywhere


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Desktop Virtualization

Separates PC desktop environment fromphysical machine using a clientserver

Allows users to access their desktops onany capable device

Overall hardware expenses are diminished

Improves data integrity of user information


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Types of Desktop Solutions

XenDesktop

XenApp

XenClient


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XenDesktop

Is a Virtual DesktopInfrastructure (VDI) solution

Delivers complete Windows

desktop experience as anon-demand service to anyuser

Accessibility from anylocation or device

Centralized Data Control toensure higher Securtiy


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XenApp

Centralizing applications inthe datacenter to reducecosts

Controlling and encryptingaccess to data andapplications to improve

security

Delivering applications on-demand to users anywhere


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XenClient

Citrix XenClient extend the benefits of DesktopVirtualization to laptop users

Provides new levels of flexibility, securityand control

Enables virtual desktops to run directly on

client devices

Available with XenDesktop Enterprise and

Platinum editions


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Limitations of Citrix

Supports only two web browsers

Must have citrix installed on the device to beused outside your office

Requires Xenclient to work offline


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UNDERSTANDING

Web 2.0


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Why Does Web 2.0 Matter?

Enhances creativity, information sharing and social

networking among users

Blogs are a way to share personal information or to

discuss other important topics Simplicity in design allows focus on the important

elements of a website

Helps to reach larger target audience through blogs,advertisement, pay per clicks (PPC) etc


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Characteristics of Web 2.0

Application Services

The Long Tail

Mashups

Enlisting end users to add value

Intel Inside

Providing services above the level of a single device


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Web 2.0 - Services / Applications

Blogs

Comments on a particular subject

Blogs are primarilytextual they sometimes containphotographs, videos and audio

Are part of the social network / media

Wikis

A Web site that allows visitors to add, edit and updatecontent

No need for registration

On-line encyclopedias such as Wikipedia


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Web 2.0 - Services / Applications

RSS

RSS is acronym for Really Simple

Syndication

Enables publishers to update news andother contents on the web

The file name extension of RSS is .rss and

.xml

RSS is commonly used in:Blogs, News headlines, Weather Alerts,

Press Announcements, Calendars


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Web 1.0 v/s. Web 2.0

Topic Web 1.0 Web 2.0

Web Browsing Direct Domain Name Search Engine

Overall Organization Category Listing Tagging

Communication Mailing Lists Forums

Music and

Entertainment

Search and download

from specific website

iTunes, Amazon mp3,

etc...

Image Sharing Ofoto (Kodak Gallery) Flickr (Yahoo)

Video Sharing Email

Attachment

YouTube


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Web 2.0

Capability

How Does It Work? What Can It Mean for your

Organization?

Set up anonline

community

Social networkingCommunication

Awareness among members

Helps build community bysharing Projects and Goals

Identifies contents required

by users

Attracts new members,

founders, volunteers

Use RSS Clients can see the latest

headlines from your

organizations website on theirdesktops or web browser

Global conversations

Make reading about your

organization simpleContent based on user

preference

Avoids spam


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Web 2.0

Capability

How Does It Work? What Can It Mean for your

Organization?

Create Tags

and Social

Bookmarks

Assign keywords to

Enhance search,

Draw attention to your posts

Bring new visitors to your

website

Connect the nonprofit

community

Sort and classify information

Track who is accessing your

site

New

technology

for recruiting

volunteers

Technology can help your

organization recruit and

schedule volunteers more

easily, using real time to

increase speed and efficiency

Reduce network traffic and

improve turn-around time

Extend existing Web tools


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Electronic Recycling


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Concepts What is Recycling?

Processing used or abandoned materials for creating new

products

What can be Recycled? Glass, paper, metals, plastic, textiles, electronics etc

What is Electronic Recycling?

Recycling or reuse of computers or other electronics


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What is E-Waste or WEEE Old, end-of-life or discarded appliances using

electricity

Definition as per WEEE (Waste Electrical and

Electronic Equipment)


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Types of WEEE Hazardous

Americium, Mercury, Sulphur, PCBs, Beryllium oxide etc..

Non-hazardous

Tin, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Gold, etc

Valuable substances in WEEE

Major source of toxins


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Citrix OpenCloud


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Cloud Computing

A combination of businessattitude and technology

Disruptive transition of thecomputing stack from a

product to a serviceeconomy

Technologies supportingthis change have beengrouped together under the

heading of cloudcomputing.

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Risk In Cloud Computing

Privileged user access

Regulatory compliance

Data location

Data segregation Recovery

Investigative support

Long-term viability


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Data Center

A data center is a facility

used to house computer

systems and associated

components

Secure environment which

minimizes the chances of a

security breach

It is necessary to provide areliable infrastructure for IT

operations, in order to

minimize any chance of

disruption


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Citrix OpenCloud Platform

Enable a cloud-extended

data center

Technology suite


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Citrix OpenCloud Solutions

Deliver your application on demand

Easily migrate applications to the cloud

Proof of concept and demo services in the cloud

Deliver disaster recovery services from the cloud Deliver windows desktops from the cloud

Develop and test applications in the cloud

Protect sensitive data in the cloud


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OpenCloud Helps Your Business

Deliver applications and desktops on demand

Demonstrate products and services more effectively

Achieve regulatory compliance

Ensure disaster recovery Dynamically deploy development and test environments

Quickly extend your data center with essential cloud

services


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OpenCloud Works

Build your own enterprise

cloud

Start today with turnkey

solutions


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CONVERGENCE

The Smartphone Way


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What is convergence

Convergence in this instance is defined as the interlinking of

computing and other information technologies, media content

and communication networks that have arisen as the result of the

evolution and popularisation of the Internet as well as theactivities, products and services that have emerged in the digital

media space.


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Emergence of Multimedia in mobile

Radio Camera Music

Video recording


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Business in your Palm


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Video Conferencing

Web conferencing supports ahierarchy: hosts, presenters and

participants. Participants need only

sit back and relax. but they cannot

change attributes of the conference

room.

People have been dreaming about

video calling for decades. iPhone 4

makes it a reality. With just a tap,you can wave hello to your kids,

share a smile from across the globe

or watch your best friend laugh at

your stories


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GPS tecnology in mobile

Portable systems with screens ranging from 2.5

to 7 inches.

Finding about a person, place or location made easyby GPS Technology. smartphones gps tracking is really

good and you can exactly find out the location where

you want to go from your mobile.


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Smartphone Sales by OS


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Average usage of different sector


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